Hi guys, I'm still looking for a new deal on a new Octy VRS Diesel Manual Estate with several factory options on the 0% PCP £500 deposit contribution offer. I'm currently on this same deal with my current mk3 VRS diesel estate (63-plate). I've rung round several dealers, looked at the brokers and it's a minefield! I only have £300 or so of equity in current vehicle but can put down 3-4k deposit. I'm doing 18k miles per annum so GFV at roughly £8752.

Problem I'm finding is the best discount I can achieve on new vehicle through PCP scheme on 0% finance with part-ex is 7%. Can anyone recommend any good dealerships to do a deal with? I don't mind where it is-prepared to travel to get right deal.

What sort of discounts have people achieved on the 0% PCP scheme with a Part-ex? Would be interested to know so I know whether or not I'm being unrealistic or not.

Many thanks for your help.

Have a look at a pch, keep the rest of your deposit in the bank, you wont get the 500 quid, but overall saving over 2years over a pcp is more

Cheers for the tip, will look at that.

Rainworths in Mansfield,160 mile round trip but beat my local dealer hands down who is only a mile away

Rainworths in Mansfield,160 mile round trip but beat my local dealer hands down who is only a mile away

 

Normally I would agree with Auric, but my dealings with Rainworth so far have included:

 

- Them putting the wrong plates on SWMBO's new Citigo after the PDI

- Begrudingly  giving SWMBO a quote for a vRS hatch 12mths later as they didnt think she was serious

- Switching my service interval on my Octy vRS MK3 without telling me

- Refusing to rotate my tyres on my 10K service whilst the car was up in the air as "probably wouldnt be time"

- Go down there during the 0% weekend to find the site was being part-demolished for a forecourt upgrade. 

 

Since you are in Manchester, head west down the M56/A55 and go visit the Lightcliffe Skoda / SEAT dealership - They were a pleaseure to deal with when I got the Octy.

 

BTW - 7-8% is about right on a 0% PCP, as the dealer part-funds it

Right thanks for the tips guys, the dealership recommendations I'll look into and expected discount figures at least coroberate with what I've been offered. Cheers.

Just done the same with a new L&K (although didn't have part-ex) I got a great deal - £387 per month over 3 years, 20,000 miles per year 

Sorry, meant to say this was PCH and not PCP!

Sorry, meant to say this was PCH and not PCP!

Initiall payment? on PCH it's all about the overall deal

Just done the same with a new L&K (although didn't have part-ex) I got a great deal - £387 per month over 3 years, 20,000 miles per year 

 

That's nearly 14k, and?

Initiall payment? on PCH it's all about the overall deal

Sorry that would help!!

 

£950 initial deposit, but £450 of that I negotiated as dealer contribution, so really it's £500 down from me, then £387 a month for the 35 months after 

Edited 4 July, 201510 yr by vtec to vrs!

Normally I would agree with Auric, but my dealings with Rainworth so far have included:

 

- Them putting the wrong plates on SWMBO's new Citigo after the PDI

- Begrudingly  giving SWMBO a quote for a vRS hatch 12mths later as they didnt think she was serious

- Switching my service interval on my Octy vRS MK3 without telling me

- Refusing to rotate my tyres on my 10K service whilst the car was up in the air as "probably wouldnt be time"

- Go down there during the 0% weekend to find the site was being part-demolished for a forecourt upgrade. 

 

Since you are in Manchester, head west down the M56/A55 and go visit the Lightcliffe Skoda / SEAT dealership - They were a pleaseure to deal with when I got the Octy.

 

BTW - 7-8% is about right on a 0% PCP, as the dealer part-funds it

 

We have just purchased a new Fabia MKIII SE-L from them on the 8th June.  Showroom was a building site but the service was Excellent.

 

We have had 3 cars off them,excellent service every time

We have just purchased a new Fabia MKIII SE-L from them on the 8th June.  Showroom was a building site but the service was Excellent.

 

We have had 3 cars off them,excellent service every time

 

Who did you deal with (sales wise) out of interest?

That's nearly 14k, and?

Less than 50% depreciation for the first 3 years, there are a few on a PCP that would like those numbers 

297 pcm fully maintained (inc tyres). 6 + 35. via arbury. great deal.  I'm sure i don't need to quote Paul Getty at you... 

Edited 7 July, 201510 yr by vanscm

Who did you deal with (sales wise) out of interest?

 

Jack Anderton, the Dealer Principle's Son.