K2 GTi
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Morning
Is it best to buy a car with a loan, or a finance company, or even a lease?
Lingcars have some good deals where you hand the car back after 2 years, but you're limited to the mileage you can drive.
is it best to get a loan to buy a car, or would you rather lease?
I suppose it's different for everyone
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Colin
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Best is to buy paying cash.
Finance is secured against the car - difficult to get rid of the car at short notice.
Bank loan - not secure against the car.
Lease - your stuck with it the term whether you want it or not.
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corsa_sean
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I would say loan easier if you say get bored can sell it and pay it off easier where as the other two your kind of stuck with it for the term
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K2 GTi
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quote: Originally posted by corsa_sean
I would say loan easier if you say get bored can sell it and pay it off easier where as the other two your kind of stuck with it for the term
Yes that's right.
But with a lease you can get a new car every two years and not worry about repairs, MOT's or breakdowns
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Tomnova16
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Registered: 21st Jan 06
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get a lease then
http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter
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Kyle T
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Loan worked out best for me both in terms of interest rates and freedom. Depends on budget though, as loans become less accessible at higher amounts.
Lotus Elise 111R
Impreza WRX STi
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Gary
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Lease only really works out if your going to buy the same car new.
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Simon_16v
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quote: Originally posted by K2 GTi
quote: Originally posted by corsa_sean
I would say loan easier if you say get bored can sell it and pay it off easier where as the other two your kind of stuck with it for the term
Yes that's right.
But with a lease you can get a new car every two years and not worry about repairs, MOT's or breakdowns
That's true if you have a maintenance package with the lease, if not you are expected to fix the car.
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