Not sure if anyone is aware of this offer

 

http://www.am-online.com/news/car-manufacturer-news/2017/01/11/skoda-launches-0-finance-event-to-boost-winter-sales

 

 

That's the same deal that's been around for months, surely?

http://www.skoda.co.uk/finance/finance-offers/default/

almost constantly on offer, but they key is to get the 0% but also a big discount on the car, dont pay list, dont listen to ...'your already getting £2000 deposit from Skoda' rubbish...

Edited 13 January, 20179 yr by glosrich

What sort of figure should you be aiming for off the list price?

What discount have other people got?

Take my advice go to CARWOW and register on the site if you are not already a member and select the car & options you want and see what the dealers will offer you, you have to weight up the cash or finance offers and the true cost over the term of ownership. I have done a deal through this website and they use dealerships so no worries there. The dealerships will offer you a value for your trade in but you might try WEBUYANYCAR.COM to give you an idea of what your car is worth, if you are on a PCP deal at present you can trade this in as well and you don't need to stick to the same make of car. Good luck and post what happens.

What sort of figure should you be aiming for off the list price?

What discount have other people got?

Look on www.broadspeed.com for an idea of the typical discounts.

Usually 10-15%

As well as www.broadspeed.com try carwow and buyanewcaronline.co.uk. These all have different approaches, bear in mind none of these do part-ex iirc.

Even offers for vRS when I thought orders closed last year? Maybe its "stock"?

There are stock ones. At good discounts as well, 13.2% from Carwow plus the £500 "fuel" voucher from ŠKODA.

Anyone want to buy a 2013 Corrida Red vRS Tsi, its got to go, new one coming!

As well as www.broadspeed.com try carwow and buyanewcaronline.co.uk. These all have different approaches, bear in mind none of these do part-ex iirc.

 

CarWow is just an introduction to dealer, so some kind of part-ex offer can be had . I guess the question is can you rely on that without them seeing the car, which may be an issue if the dealer is 200 miles away....

 

I looked at a deal last year through CarWow and got a part-ex offer, but I took my car to the dealer (40 miles away).

Edited 20 January, 20179 yr by juan27

I used this offer not to get a £2k discount but to write off £2k negative equity I had on my Fabia. I was 16 months into a 36 month agreement.

 

I basically paid list price but got the Fabia cheap for a year and a bit.

On 20/01/2017 at 17:38, SmurfWagon said:

I used this offer not to get a £2k discount but to write off £2k negative equity I had on my Fabia. I was 16 months into a 36 month agreement.

 

I basically paid list price but got the Fabia cheap for a year and a bit.

I was recently considering chopping my Octavia in early during my PCP deal, i am approx 20 months in. But the trade in would have left me with around 2k of negative equity. I fancied something smaller and a Fabia Monte Carlo fitted the bill, with petrol engine too. I used carlow and got a deal offered which basically meant that the £2000 deposit contribution was essentially being used to write off the negative equity of my current PCP. I am probably going to hang on a bit longer, but when looking at my final GFMV of my current PCP i cannot see there being any extra left to roll over to a new deal at the end of this one. :-(. When i traded my Mk2 in i had £2k to use as a deposit on the Mk3 Octy, can't see that being the case this time around somehow.