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Buying a new car from dealer

Fountain man · 2015-02-26 23:05:24

Hi all, I'm in the process of buying a new car from a car dealer. Have never bought a new car before. Will be part financing it by a h.p. Organised by the dealer and some small savings of my own. I have asked for terms of h.p. But nothing from dealer yet. However he has said that he needs my portion of the finance a day or…

26-02-2015 11:05pm

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Fountain man

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Hi all, I'm in the process of buying a new car from a car dealer. Have never bought a new car before. Will be part financing it by a h.p. Organised by the dealer and some small savings of my own.
I have asked for terms of h.p. But nothing from dealer yet. However he has said that he needs my portion of the finance a day or two before handover.
I'm a bit concerned about doing this until I see the terms of the hp incase the terms are not as he had described to me at which point it will be too late for me to back out.
Am I right to be worried???

Thanks in advance for any advice

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#2 26-02-2015 11:23pm

richardsheil

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Of course you should be concerned.

See terms if not how do you know they suit you

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