You have about £4k's worth of extras over the one he is looking at.chani1312 wrote:My scirocco r is very similar I traded in my diesel version for the r. Months same depost same over same amount of years too
How does this deal sound?
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jonallen628
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Re: How does this deal sound?
08/11 - 12/13 2.0 TSI R DSG, Black / Black Vienna
01/09 - 08/11 2.0 TSI GT DSG, Black / Truffle Vienna
Black is the new Black....
01/09 - 08/11 2.0 TSI GT DSG, Black / Truffle Vienna
Black is the new Black....
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Daz85UK
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Re: How does this deal sound?
If thats the case and your paying around the same monthly price then looks like I should be paying alot less a month than what they quoted, with half the extras
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b0rk
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Re: How does this deal sound?
To work out if there is any equity left you'll need to find out the predicted value. i'd guess that the dealer will have left between £500 and £1000 of value.
Under a PCP type deal the deposit can be best thought of as an initial payment not as a returnable deposit. This can either be allocated to reducing the monthly payments making the "deal" more affordable per month which is the most common method of structuring a deal or to reducing the balloon making the deal more expensive per month but leaving a larger amount of equity.
Under a PCP type deal the deposit can be best thought of as an initial payment not as a returnable deposit. This can either be allocated to reducing the monthly payments making the "deal" more affordable per month which is the most common method of structuring a deal or to reducing the balloon making the deal more expensive per month but leaving a larger amount of equity.