McLaren Gt Offer Harwoods £15k & £1600 PM

[Gnevans]

Here you go:

https://www.harwoods.uk.com/mclaren/offers/mclaren...

[PompeyReece]

£53,400 rental over the course of two years, £73 a day?

I'm no expert in PCP deals but that seems a fair chunk of cash to throw away?

[AndyC_123]

£50k over 2 years probably about right Vs depreciation on outright purchase I'd say?

Think the GT wouldn't be quite raw enough for me.

[Gameface]

Awkward poorly styled car IMO.

[blacksun80]

If I read it correctly it’s a 50k discount on a brand new ~200k car (as cash price is listed as 150k) - not bad...

[WilliamWaiver]

Gameface said:

Awkward poorly styled car IMO.

Must admit i preferred the old sport series GT but this is still a lot nicer than most the competitors GT offerings even if its not my bag.
As with regards to the deal I would suggest its a lot cheaper than the depreciation from new list price over 2 years so if you fancy one its probably the best way to go with a fixed price attached.
Mclarens ( with exception of 675LT ) are notoriously bad for depreciation and I think with this model will be Mclarens worst performer on residuals IMHO

Edited by WilliamWaiver on Tuesday 28th July 21:59

[Beefmeister]

PompeyReece said:

£53,400 rental over the course of two years, £73 a day?

I'm no expert in PCP deals but that seems a fair chunk of cash to throw away?

PCP isn't rental. You're paying equity into the car, unlike a lease.

Not sure why they use the term 'rental' in their example on the site, that's the GFV final payment.

[OldAndTired]

It’s semantics.

With a PCP ,you can hand the car back at the end of the term for a known loss because of the GFV so people view it as “renting” the car.