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Not sure what makes PCP so popular then?! I guess people just want to get into a car and only look at the monthly amounts regardless of what it's costing them in the long term. Daylight robbery really. Im in the wrong game!

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[Timewarp]

Not sure what makes PCP so popular then?! I guess people just want to get into a car and only look at the monthly amounts regardless of what it's costing them in the long term. Daylight robbery really. Im in the wrong game!

It's more of an "I earn £x per month therefore I can afford to spend £y per month to have a nice car" - it's not about owning a car, although you do get the option to do that if you later choose.

 

[NornIron91]

It's more of an "I earn £x per month therefore I can afford to spend £y per month to have a nice car" - it's not about owning a car, although you do get the option to do that if you later choose.

Also after 3 years if you decide to upgrade it takes away the hassle of selling the car.

 

[Jimboy2]

It's more of an "I earn £x per month therefore I can afford to spend £y per month to have a nice car" - it's not about owning a car, although you do get the option to do that if you later choose.

This is me.

I have 350 a month for car funds. I can get a mustang for 350 a month.

Not sure what situation I will be in in 3 years time. Who knows I could hate the car by then!

 

[Timewarp]

This is me.

I have 350 a month for car funds. I can get a mustang for 350 a month.

Not sure what situation I will be in in 3 years time. Who knows I could hate the car by then!

Me too, although I may have to pay slightly more as my current car will have depreciated before I would get delivery.

I'm just having a think about the plan in 3 years to make sure I'm making the right decision.

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