Buyers looking to finance their car with a ŠKODA Solutions personal contract plan (PCP) can make big savings  - for Karoq buyers, deposit contributions range from £600 for 1.5 TSI models, up to £2,000 for diesel-engined models. The package comes with two services and a representative APR of 6.8%. 

 

Model                 Deposit Contribution           Representative APR    Additional

 

Karoq                 

1.0 TSI                 £1,250                                    6.8% APR                     2 services included

1.5 TSI                 £600                                       6.8% APR                     2 services included

Diesel                  £2,000                                    6.8% APR                     2 services included

 

11 minutes ago, Arkaig said:

Buyers looking to finance their car with a ŠKODA Solutions personal contract plan (PCP) can make big savings  - for Karoq buyers, deposit contributions range from £600 for 1.5 TSI models, up to £2,000 for diesel-engined models. The package comes with two services and a representative APR of 6.8%. 

 

Model                 Deposit Contribution           Representative APR    Additional

 

Karoq                 

1.0 TSI                 £1,250                                    6.8% APR                     2 services included

1.5 TSI                 £600                                       6.8% APR                     2 services included

Diesel                  £2,000                                    6.8% APR                     2 services included

 

Glad I got £1,500 contribution on our 1.5Tsi back in January looking at these figures!

It shows which engines they want to promote most.

Got the 1250 contribution plus another 1260 or so on carwow so happy enough. The free services are one minor one major. 

The current deals are quite poor compared to earlier in the year

 

Maybe my memory is fading but I’m sure Skoda was charging interest of 0% or about 2.9% depending on model last year and in 2016.  

It’s a hefty jump to 6.8%

 

There is a list price premium for the diesel, then a bigger discount, all seems bit smoke and mirrors to me to cover up the poor current deals, but with some order books closed and others stretching into January-February, no incentive to discount short term.

 

Last quarter could get £4000 off a Superb, which shows how the deals have been pared back

 

 

Edited 14 July, 20187 yr by SurreyJohn

It was 6.8% when I ordered in January, but with £1500 off a 1.5.

Didnt know how long the offer would last, thats why I ordered on the launch weekend.