Options for financing a £100K car

[132]

Gents,

Now that the Murcielago is dipping below a £100K, I think it might be time to take a closer look. Whilst I have bought all of my previous cars outright, several business projects prevent me from buying a Murcielago for cash at the moment. Has anyone looked into the most cost effective way of financing the car itself i.e. excluding refinancing property etc?

Thanks in advance,
132

Edited by 132 on Monday 30th July 12:45

[jonny5]

Rob @ Classic and Sports finance are supposed to be good http://www.classicandsportsfinance.co.uk/

[elms]

I agree with the above. They've done a few Lambos for me over the last few months.

Call Rob on 0845 026 4242

[traxx]

just out of interest what is the best effective borrowing rate you can get on car finance?

[future_lambo]

132 said:

Gents,

Now that the Murcielago is dipping below a £100, I think it might be time to take a closer look. Whilst I have bought all of my previous cars for outright, several business projects prevent me from buying a Murcielago for cash at the moment. Has anyone looked into the most cost effective way of financing the car itself i.e. excluding refinancing property etc?

Thanks in advance,
132

Oracle finance quoted me cheapest from as many recommended people i could find on this site.

[fieldl]

Not a 100k but Rob at Classic and Sports got me a good deal on my new car

[132]

Thanks guys. Before I waste anyones time, what is the typical sort of deal I can expect over 3-4 years?

[fieldl]

132 - I'll mail you some examples

[Go Fast !]

Try Select Asset finance they do interest only finance for the high newt worth you pay the capital back at the end not during so payments are very very low half that of regular finance 100k can cost about £800 per month if you qualify good luck

[propaganda]

Why would you do this on a depreciating asset? I can understand this for property not cars.

[132]

propaganda said:

Why would you do this on a depreciating asset? I can understand this for property not cars.

Other than keeping repayments down, I am not sure I understand either??