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irishpancake said:.
the car in question is costing €16500, i have a trade-in worth €10000, according to my local friendly car dealer
i need to finance €6000 over 4 years.
RainyDay said:Have you considered saying No to Mrs P?
RainyDay said:Some people seem to think that it is almost compulsory to have a car loan. As soon as one loan is paid off, they rush to take out the next one.
irishpancake said:and new(ish) cars will cost more,
Happy Christmas to all AAM contributors
bacchus said:Can you explain why new(ish) i.e. second hand car will cost more next year?
I would say they'll cost less....
irishpancake said:isn't it always the same on AAM, you ask a simple question and most ppl don't answer it
CCOVICH said:I'd say you would do well to get favourable rates (i.e. less than the 8.9% you mentioned) given that you're only borrowing €6k.
CCOVICH said:Fair play, sounds like you did well. People usually have unfavourable things to say about GE, but it looks like that's better than you can get in most other places for €6k variable. Did you have to negotiate, or was this a standard rate?
demoivre said:Fair play indeed , hard to beat that I would say. There is another crowd Open finance that also claim they can get cheap car finance by shopping around on your behalf - never used them myself though so can't comment on what they are like to deal with.
Open has access to car loans from Allied Irish Finance, Bank of Ireland Finance, Anglo Irish Bank, Lombard, GE Capital Woodchester and IIB Finance amongst others. This means that we can get you the car loan that best suits your needs.
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