£20,500
PCP: from £377 pm
HP: from £449 pm
What's the difference between Hire Purchase (HP) and Personal Contract Purchase (PCP)?
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What's the difference between Hire Purchase (HP) and Personal Contract Purchase (PCP)?
HP is a finance plan that allows you to spread the cost of the car by making monthly payments over an agreed term.
You make higher monthly payments than a Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) agreement, so that when you come to the end of the agreement you'll own the car.
Unlike PCP, there are no limits on mileage.
HP could be right for you if want to own the car at the end of the agreement, without the need to make a larger final payment.
PCP is a finance plan where you make equal monthly payments over an agreed term, with a larger final repayment due at the end if you decide to keep the car.
At the end of the agreement, you have three options. You can hand the car back to the finance company (the must be in good condition and within the agreed mileage, otherwise charges may apply), part exchange it for another car on a new agreement (subject to status), or pay the final repayment to own the car.
PCP could be right for you if you're thinking of changing your car in the next few years, or if you're unsure whether you want to buy the car at the end of the agreement.
Borrowing £10,000 at a representative APR of 11.9%, annual interest rate (fixed) 11.9%, 59 monthly payments of £218.83 followed by 1 payment of £228.83, total cost of credit is £3,139.80*, total amount payable is £13,139.80.
*The representative example includes an estimated option to purchase fee of £10. This is subject to status and although fees may vary in amount and when payable, the total cost of credit and APR received will not alter. This representative example is for illustration purposes only and does not constitute an offer. Written quotations are available on request and finance is subject to status.Borrowing £19,000.00 at a representative APR of 11.9%, annual interest rate (fixed) 11.9%, deposit of £0, 48 monthly payments of £359.86, optional final payment £8,150 (inc. £10 option to purchase fee), total cost of credit is £6,423.28†, total amount of credit is £19,000.00, total amount payable is £25,423.28.
Representative Example is for AA PCP agreement for a Ford Focus with a contract mileage of 10,000. Optional final payment not payable if you opt to return the vehicle at the end of the agreement (vehicle condition, excess mileage and other charges may be payable). This quotation is not a binding offer to enter into a finance agreement.
†AA PCP AA Car Finance is provided by Evolution Funding Ltd. Used Car Sites Limited, on behalf of AA Financial Services Limited, introduces you to Evolution and are each acting as credit brokers and not lenders. AA Financial Services Limited receives a commission from Evolution Funding Ltd, which can vary based on the lender and vehicle selected. By submitting an application for car finance you consent to the commission being paid and acknowledge AA Financial Services Limited is not acting impartially.
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The 'S' in Cat S stands for structural damage. This means the vehicle has damage to its structure/chassis, which is more than just cosmetic damage. But the vehicle can be professionally repaired, making it safe and roadworthy.
Similarly, the 'N' in Cat N stands for non-structural damage. Here, the vehicle has sustained damage, but it has not affected the structure/chassis. A Cat N car is safe to drive as the damage could be minimal/cosmetic.
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