Settling the Zoe early (Mr Butterface)

[DSLiverpool]

Well we dont need 2 EVs in the fleet, because of my change in circumstances I need a longer range and the Mrs can use the Leaf as its bigger.

The Zoe is on a HP Agreement with a early termination option but I dont understand it (!) I will ask Renault on monday but if any Renault guys read this can I have thoughts please.

I am happy to get a petrol Renault for 2 years if that helps we just need a family car to go with the Leaf and (when it eventually arrives) the Mustang.

Edited by DSLiverpool on Sunday 4th October 13:12

Edited by DSLiverpool on Sunday 4th October 13:15

[shake n bake]

How long have you had the car?

[DSLiverpool]

5th Jan not a year but I see they mention different offers for 18 months on - it's a 2 year deal.
If we got another Renault I would only want 2 years max

[Roo]

That looks like the cost of getting out of the battery hire only. You'd then have the cost of settling the HP agreement on top.

[Butter Face]

Roo said:

That looks like the cost of getting out of the battery hire only. You'd then have the cost of settling the HP agreement on top.

Correct!

On the second page of your actual finance agreement there are two boxes which detail your termination and repossession rights and the amounts needed.

Or you can call RCI and ask them, once you've paid 50% of the total payable (including interest etc) then you can hand the car back.

[gangzoom]

It's the same as my Leaf contract. 50% of TOTAL borrowed value - In my case £7k!!. It's cheaper to hang on to the car till the end of term. If your really desperate, park it up on the drive and than hand it back at end of term. I doubt the dealers will be able to do much, the final payment on these cars are stupidity high - Which is how they can give you a low monthly payment figure.