07-22-2015, 06:27 AM | #23 |
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Yes this is true, fair enough for a zero deposit.
.... but I'd rather save some cash and lower the monthly payments a little. £600 is a lot of cash to go out the door every month for a 3 series, given the discounts at the moment. You'd be paying a shed load of interest too on a no deposit deal that will only come and bite you on the ass again when you next change the car. Seems a short term fix for long term pain!
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07-22-2015, 08:37 AM | #24 | |
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Swings and roundabouts. Also these deals, what is the discount and the basis for the deals, as even with deposit and discounts I can't see to find a 330 or 335 for under 600 once you put a reasonable spec on it |
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Just think, for the first two years (at least), you will have the cars neg equity, plus the six neg you are putting in. You will never be in a positive again. I did this with 2k of neg equity and regretted it.... Had to clear it when I sold my 335d. Just stick with what you have and modify it a bit to get it closer to what you want. Trust me, no 330 or 335 are worth the outlay you are discussing...
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