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Representative example. Excellent Credit

Borrowing £7,500 over forty eight months with a representative APR of 16.8% , an annual interest rate of 16.8% and a deposit of £0.00 , the amount payable would be: £211.25 a month, with a total cost of credit of £2,640 and a total amount payable of £10,140 .

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What if I’ve been

If you have poor or bad credit, or you have been refused a loan elsewhere, the good news is that we still may be able to help. In fact, a number of our lenders specialise in helping those with bad credit obtain. read more

Can I buy my car

from any dealer?

At CarFinance 247, if your finance application is approved, you are free to choose a vehicle from any reputable UK dealership. This means you have slew of choice and gives you the freedom to find the ideal vehicle. read more

I have a part exchange,

can I trade this in?

While a deposit isn’t mandatory, we can accept down payments in the form of part-exchanges or cash and this will subsequently reduce the total amount that you are borrowing. read more

I have fair credit,

If you have a fair credit rating, there is every possibility of you being approved for finance to buy a vehicle. In fact, we have many finance options available for those with fair credit. read more

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