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Car Finance

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  • 06-04-2003 8:05pm
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    tinofapples
    Registered Users Posts: 2,958 ✭✭✭


    Hi all ,
    I was just browsing through an old copy of CBG ( Nov or Dec last year) . I came across an add for Finn Reddy dealers and they were offering 0% finance.

    I couldn't believe it has anyone come across any dealers that offer the same , well worth a look if you ask me having been screwed twice , once by a car finance company an currently being screwed by my friendly bank !!

    Any opinions ?


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    #2
    Borzoi
    Registered Users Posts: 2,876 ✭✭✭Borzoi


    Is it tied in with any particular brand/make /model?

    Do you only qualify for it if your a one eyed dwarf with a speech impediment?;)


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    tinofapples
    Registered Users Posts: 2,958 ✭✭✭tinofapples


    No it was available across whatever range they had , Seat's Nissan and so on if I remember correctly but as I've said it was before Christmas so I guess we've missed out on this one


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    Victor
    Registered Users Posts: 78,387 ✭✭✭✭Victor


    One has to wonder about the product (in a bad way) if no one is willing to offer it or there is no demand for it.

    Posted this on B/E/F "0% financing isn't really 0% financing. Usually it is only 0% for a short period and then if the loan isn't paid off quickly you pay a high rate of 15-20%, which may be on the principal, not the balance. You are much better organising your own finance and asking for a cash discount (the cost of the first year's financing is built into the sale price)."


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