Buying a car on finance

Car finance options

Our range of finance plans include: 

Personal Contract Purchase (PCP)

If you want a flexible plan that lets you budget with confidence and own your vehicle, PCP could be the right choice. 

With PCP, you make fixed monthly payments on a new or used car. At the end of your contract you have three options:

1. Part exchange your car for a new one and start a new contract after paying any excess mileage and/or damage (if applicable). 
2. Keep your car. Pay the balloon payment at the end of your agreement and it's yours. 
3. Return your car to us. (Additional charges could be necessary if excess mileage or damage have reduced its value below the Guaranteed Future Value).

Personal Contract Hire (PCH)

If you're not concerned about outright ownership, PCH is another budget-friendly form of finance. Here's how it works:

• Pay the advance rental fee when ordering your car. PCH is essentially a rental agreement and, as with all rental agreements, a payment in advance is required. Typically, this will be six months rental (although some deals require up to nine months in advance). This can be discussed further with your retailer. 
• Agree on the annual mileage allowance. This will help determine your monthly rental payments, so be realistic with the amount you choose. 
• Return the car at the end of your contract, paying any excess mileage or damage charges (if applicable).

Conditional Sale

If you want a straightforward way to finance the purchase of a new or used car, Conditional Sale is similar to a personal loan. Here's how it works:

• You pay a deposit at the beginning of your contract. You can also trade in your existing vehicle as part of the payment.
• Agree a monthly payment that works for you. 
• Enjoy! Once your contract ends and all the payments have been made, the car is yours.