balloon finance on a car at 65k

balloon finance on a car at 65k

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mrh1275

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922 posts

208 months

Wednesday 13th October 2010
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with a deposit of 20k
and monthly payments for 4 yearsor even 5 years
with a highest balloon as possible
how much on average will the monthly payments will be ?
thanksdrink

johnfm

13,668 posts

256 months

Wednesday 13th October 2010
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Work it out in excel

PMT function.

Set interest rate at 8%

PV = 65K
fv = £30K (THIS IS THE BALLOON)
npayments = 48
rate = 0.08/12

Job done

Or go to one of the millions of pcp websites and get a quote.

Phooey

12,769 posts

175 months

Wednesday 13th October 2010
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Pour yourself a G&T, sit down, and have a play with this - http://carfinancecalc.com/broombroom/





Then let us know when you pick it up biggrin

mrh1275

Original Poster:

922 posts

208 months

Wednesday 13th October 2010
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thanks guys

Phooey

12,769 posts

175 months

Thursday 14th October 2010
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What you buying bounce

mrh1275

Original Poster:

922 posts

208 months

Thursday 14th October 2010
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997 gt3 smokin

mrh1275

Original Poster:

922 posts

208 months

Thursday 14th October 2010
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997 gt3 smokin

Phooey

12,769 posts

175 months

Thursday 14th October 2010
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Good choice thumbup







For a minute I thought you were buying two of them

mrh1275

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922 posts

208 months

Friday 15th October 2010
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biggrin

Mr Car Finance

11 posts

172 months

Monday 18th October 2010
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Mrh1275

Just looked at your thread and have noted a couple of points.

In this current market if you are buying a used vehicle the chance of getting such a large ballon over a 4 year period on an HP agreement with balloon is almost non existant. Most companies are working on 30 to 35% balloon as a percentage of purchase price, even a GT3 is going to be at best £25000 as a ballon if going to someone like Alphera, ING or Lombard. This is due to the voluntary termination clause in regulated HP agreements, their expose to risk is greater on vehicles with larger balloons. This ethos unfortunately doesnt change if you manage to satisfy High Net Worth criteria and go for a variable rate scheme. The balloon percentages are still the same!

Depending on the rate a HP/PCP will be somewhere around the £700 per month mark over 48 months with a £20k deposit and a £25k balloon

The reality is that the GT3 will probably be worth quite a bit more than the balloon at the end of the agreement but at the sacrifice of a sensible rental

Good luck all the same

Regards