02-10-2022, 10:18 AM | #1 |
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Refinancing car at end of PCP
My current pcp is due to end later this year and in the current market I have no desire to get a new car for what will be a massive increase in monthly payment compared with my current deal.
Anyone have any experience with purchasing the car through another means of finance to avoid paying the full balloon payment? Ideally would like to take out another PCP but third party Finance companies seem to have high APR? Not sure if this is something BMWFS offer? |
02-19-2022, 04:21 AM | #3 |
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I could do and likely will end up doing that. I’m just exploring available options.
A £20k loan over 3 years is £500+Pm, whereas if you assume the car would be worth circa £10-12k in 3 years time a PCP type arrangement would only be half that. There’s interest to consider, but it’s quite a big difference. I certainly wouldn’t want the car longer than 7 years so the extra 10k of borrowing seems a bit unnecessary. |
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02-19-2022, 06:57 AM | #5 |
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I don’t know about the UK and how PCP works, but BMW finance in the US seems very ready to provide financing at very good rates if you have good credit. They often have lower interest rates than most credit unions. I would call or email them and ask for current rates. If the balloon payment is lower than current resale value it seems like an easy deal.
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