What 2 Seater on PCP Deal?
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Morning
Bit fed up with car sharing and me usually ending up running about in a Vw van! So looking for a pcp 3 yr deal with a gfv and can put in 5-10k deposit budget is £800 a month,don't need practical so just a 2 seater and the faster the better !!! New or nearly new. What will this get me into?
Nb: don't need financial advice and got to be pcp as don't want the hassle of putting thru' the business
Cheers
Bit fed up with car sharing and me usually ending up running about in a Vw van! So looking for a pcp 3 yr deal with a gfv and can put in 5-10k deposit budget is £800 a month,don't need practical so just a 2 seater and the faster the better !!! New or nearly new. What will this get me into?
Nb: don't need financial advice and got to be pcp as don't want the hassle of putting thru' the business
Cheers
squeezebm said:
Morning
Bit fed up with car sharing and me usually ending up running about in a Vw van! So looking for a pcp 3 yr deal with a gfv and can put in 5-10k deposit budget is £800 a month,don't need practical so just a 2 seater and the faster the better !!! New or nearly new. What will this get me into?
Nb: don't need financial advice and got to be pcp as don't want the hassle of putting thru' the business
Cheers
What about a 370Z?Bit fed up with car sharing and me usually ending up running about in a Vw van! So looking for a pcp 3 yr deal with a gfv and can put in 5-10k deposit budget is £800 a month,don't need practical so just a 2 seater and the faster the better !!! New or nearly new. What will this get me into?
Nb: don't need financial advice and got to be pcp as don't want the hassle of putting thru' the business
Cheers
Drove one the other day and was pretty impressed with the drive. Noise wasn't as good as the 350 and interior was a bit cheap.
I think Nissan are doing a few finance deals at the moment, not sure if they do a PCP one though.
Arese said:
Big E 118 said:
I think Nissan are doing a few finance deals at the moment, not sure if they do a PCP one though.
They do indeed. I'm currently looking at one.£8k deposit and 24 x £314 for a GT.
I'm considering as well but a bit undecided at the moment, too many other options out there.
Big E 118 said:
Arese said:
Big E 118 said:
I think Nissan are doing a few finance deals at the moment, not sure if they do a PCP one though.
They do indeed. I'm currently looking at one.£8k deposit and 24 x £314 for a GT.
I'm considering as well but a bit undecided at the moment, too many other options out there.
My 156 keeps overheating, the undertray is hanging off (probably related to me almost getting off the ground every morning on my B-Road commute). There's something very attractive about fixed-cost motoring with a brand new, 'nice' car.
What else are you looking at?
Edited by Arese on Wednesday 18th August 11:53
Arese said:
Big E 118 said:
Arese said:
Big E 118 said:
I think Nissan are doing a few finance deals at the moment, not sure if they do a PCP one though.
They do indeed. I'm currently looking at one.£8k deposit and 24 x £314 for a GT.
I'm considering as well but a bit undecided at the moment, too many other options out there.
My 156 keeps overheating, the undertray is hanging off (probably related to me almost getting off the ground every morning on my B-Road commute). There's something very attractive about fixed-cost motoring with a brand new, 'nice' car.
What else are you looking at?
Edited by Arese on Wednesday 18th August 11:53
I'm so undecided, tried mostly year old rather than new: 911 Carrera S, Boxster S, GTR, e93 M3, new 370z, XFR. Quite a varied bunch I know but all good in their own way!
Big E 118 said:
Arese said:
Big E 118 said:
Arese said:
Big E 118 said:
I think Nissan are doing a few finance deals at the moment, not sure if they do a PCP one though.
They do indeed. I'm currently looking at one.£8k deposit and 24 x £314 for a GT.
I'm considering as well but a bit undecided at the moment, too many other options out there.
My 156 keeps overheating, the undertray is hanging off (probably related to me almost getting off the ground every morning on my B-Road commute). There's something very attractive about fixed-cost motoring with a brand new, 'nice' car.
What else are you looking at?
Edited by Arese on Wednesday 18th August 11:53
I'm so undecided, tried mostly year old rather than new: 911 Carrera S, Boxster S, GTR, e93 M3, new 370z, XFR. Quite a varied bunch I know but all good in their own way!
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