Renault 0% APR Finance?

Headshot

Hey folks.

I just wanted to check. Do Renault still do 0% APR Finance? I had a look at their website and nothing stood out and Im hoping the motors forum can advice?

Gumbo

Headshot wrote: »

Hey folks.

I just wanted to check. Do Renault still do 0% APR Finance? I had a look at their website and nothing stood out and Im hoping the motors forum can advice?

I'd call them first thing in the morning to confirm tbh.

SJT1

Headshot wrote: »

Hey folks.

I just wanted to check. Do Renault still do 0% APR Finance? I had a look at their website and nothing stood out and Im hoping the motors forum can advice?

It doesn't look like it from their website, best pick up the phone for one of their dealers and ask.

naughtysmurf

I think in the past they may have offered it for a certain length of time, not aware of any current promotion as a special offer, think I heard on the radio this morning that Citroen are currently offering 0%apr on at least one model

corkgsxr

I think 6 is there lowest at the mo

Headshot

What are your thought lads on paying 6.9%?

Im currently looking at the Megane Hatch

36 monthly payments of: €205
RRP: €18,990
Service Plan: €849
Deposit / Part exchange: €6,890
Term: 36
Optional Final Payment: €7,539
Total Cost of credit: €2,120
Typical APR: 6.9%

corkgsxr

Anything below 7 is good. Above 8 is starting to push it

MuppetCheck

VW bank is also low, low to the point where it can be cheaper overall to finance.

coylemj

If you're considering taking the dealer's finance, just make sure that the price is the same as if you were paying with your own money, whether cash from under the mattress or a loan you arranged yourself. Otherwise the APR that they quote is artificial and not comparable to a loan at the same rate from your own bank.

Also watch for 'arrangement' and 'administration' fees added on below the bottom line which can artificially reduce the APR.

Headshot

Iv been looking for a good finance deal. Looking for one that has a deposit of around 2 grand and with a monthly repayments of 300-400

The on that stood out was Mazda3 with no deposit and 414 monthly repayments. Im hoping someone has better?

noelf

Headshot wrote: »

Iv been looking for a good finance deal. Looking for one that has a deposit of around 2 grand and with a monthly repayments of 300-400

The on that stood out was Mazda3 with no deposit and 414 monthly repayments. Im hoping someone has better?

Volkswagen's interest rate is 3.9% their also giving back between E900 and E1100 on confortline/ highline models .. not sure if free servicing is still included .. i got free servicing up to 45000 km .

Headshot

I didnt want to start a new thread because its just a basic question

Iv decided to go down the kia financing route. I know I could find out from the sales man tomorrow but I really need to know tonight so I can be prepared.

What paperwork would Kia require from me for financing and whats the usual wait time for clearance?

jameshayes

Headshot wrote: »

I didnt want to start a new thread because its just a basic question

Iv decided to go down the kia financing route. I know I could find out from the sales man tomorrow but I really need to know tonight so I can be prepared.

What paperwork would Kia require from me for financing and whats the usual wait time for clearance?

Dont know about Kia, but with another manufacturer it was 3 payslips, 1 utility bill within a month of issue and photo ID. Decision was within a few hours

Vicxas

Someone told me that citroen are doing 0% atm.

MuppetCheck

Vicxas wrote: »

Someone told me that citroen are doing 0% atm.

They need it too. The only interesting one is the DS5 and that needs to be cheaper.

naughtysmurf

Kia also doing 0% apr PCP on at least some models, heard on the radio today