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Finance a 172?



Typhoon

Gangsta
ClioSport Moderator
Anyone know where you can do this?

Most dealers don't really get 172s in.

I want to pay a major chunk off and just pay the remainder in little chunks to make stuff a bit easier.
 
  172 CUP
Depends how clever you are when it comes to borrowing and paying back money. If you feel that you may have problems repaying in the future ie losing a job then i wouldn't personally. Great cars but not worth getting into debt over IMO. Good luck with whatever you choose
 

Typhoon

Gangsta
ClioSport Moderator
I could afford it outright, but it would just be nicer to pay the remaining £600 or whatever off slowly.

Cheers for the help though guys!
 
  172 Cup & Mini C 1.6
I wouldent finance a car thats over 10 years old, ull be paying more intrest then what the cars worth
 

Chrisgti6

ClioSport Club Member
  Too many
I could afford it outright

Then buy it outright. Unless you get finance on 0% then you will be out of pocket. The interest rate on your borrowing will be higher than the interest rate on your savings meaning you will be losing out.
 

Typhoon

Gangsta
ClioSport Moderator
Then buy it outright. Unless you get finance on 0% then you will be out of pocket. The interest rate on your borrowing will be higher than the interest rate on your savings meaning you will be losing out.

Yeah, that was something I was thinking about, might just buy outright.
I am jut after a cheap-ish one anyway, maybe 1600.
 
  clio 172
just keep ur eye out i picked mine on a 53 plate FSH built in satnav etc.. up for 1550 its a buyers market {money talks} lol barter barter barter
 
  FiestaST(ex 172 Cup)
Personally, if I couldn't afford a relatively "cheap" car without having to finance it, then I wouldn't be buying said car.

Same. You need money aside for upkeep. If you're then paying back money you owe on it as well you could get in a tangle.
 


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