Driving a hard car bargain

Mon, 13 Aug 2007



A rush of people are expected to enter the new car market in the coming weeks as the new ’57 number plates come to market. In the rush to purchase a new car, it is easy to forget about car finance . Thinking about how to pay for your vehicle before you go near a dealership is the key to saving money .

Purchasing a car through a dealer means you are likely to be offered a finance deal. Although this will seem a simple and easy option, many dealer finance deals require the borrower to pay way over the odds for car finance, with high interest rates . If you’re not paying cash for your new car, it makes sense to shop around.

Personal loans are often regarded as one of the cheapest methods of car finance . Some loans are set as low as 6.3 per cent, but never borrow more than you can afford. For the homeowner, homeowner loans secured on the property can be very competitive.
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