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[Andy B]

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On the ML/GL leather is only standard on the V8s...

which is presumably why I found one with leather hard to find ....

[Doctor Gollum]

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On the ML/GL leather is only standard on the V8s...

which is presumably why I found one with leather hard to find ....

£1,644 option on the GL...

[tunnie]

So I put my reg into that trade up offer, had a value of £260 if in good condition. £90 if average.   

Not a deal for me, as I previously mentioned you must buy on finance, in the small print:

'Trade-in car must be registered in your name for at least 90 days. Only available on 6.9% APR Representative Conditional Sale and Personal Contract Purchase. Other deposit contributions may be available if you do not have a vehicle to trade in. Conditional Sale: 24-60 month term. Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) : 24-48 month term available. '

[Lizzie Zoom]

So I put my reg into that trade up offer, had a value of £260 if in good condition. £90 if average.   

Not a deal for me, as I previously mentioned you must buy on finance, in the small print:

'Trade-in car must be registered in your name for at least 90 days. Only available on 6.9% APR Representative Conditional Sale and Personal Contract Purchase. Other deposit contributions may be available if you do not have a vehicle to trade in. Conditional Sale: 24-60 month term. Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) : 24-48 month term available. '

  oh, yes, it is always in the small print, the catch, or con, to catch the unwary out, or rather tempt them in to buy more than they wanted to!

[tunnie]

6.9% is a joke, you can easily get 2.9% at Tesco for example. £10k loan over 3 years and cars yours at end of it, think that's what I'll be doing.

[Doctor Gollum]

6.9% is a joke, you can easily get 2.9% at Tesco for example. £10k loan over 3 years and cars yours at end of it, think that's what I'll be doing.

That 2.9% is no less of a hook than buying a car for cost plus a quid

By the same logic, buying it on a 0% introductory credit card is a good idea 

[Andy B]

6.9% is a joke, you can easily get 2.9% at Tesco for example. £10k loan over 3 years and cars yours at end of it, think that's what I'll be doing.

There'll always be someone that'll take them up on their offer so they can have a nice shiney new car with as little effort as possible.