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In this video we discuss four of the main ways you can purchase a new car. We go through what they are, which one is the the cheapest and how to work through the numbers, the opportunity cost and the psychological factors.
There are many other ways to purchase a car including a personal loan/ a financing option through a third party – but to keep things simple, I cover four of the most common methods in this video.
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00:00 – Intro
00:52 – What’s the difference
02:34 – Which is the cheapest
07:27 – Psychological Factors
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Also with PCP, you can do what’s called a Voluntary Termination of your contract provided you are 50% complete of payments, not 50% of contract term. Hand the car back with no charges except if exceeded the mileage allowance.
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Whatever you do, stick to used cars! Buying a new car is a terrible decision for most buyers.
Btw. I love the way you say "deposit"
Thanks for this I feel better knowing I did the right thing for me. I bought mine outright 3 years old low mileage & have continued to barely do any miles in 4 years. I have never wanted the stress of worrying about repayments alongside rent & other rising utilities as a freelancer. Please could you however cover how you can claim/ offset cars as possible expense against your own business in another video- that would help me & possibly others. Just an idea. Thank you for sharing your knowledge xxx
thanks for the info gr8 presentation
buy a second hand car for cash is the best option
Worst investment any human can make just buy a goat and ride it
Wow nearly a million views
Excellent vid.
I’m more confused now. What are pounds???
Lease for me- fits my lifestyle. I havnt paid for maintenance in over 10 years. I don’t like modifications and I don’t drive a lot. And I like having the newest tech..
I don’t like how once u finish paying a car off it is now super outdated. Plus it’s depreciating. Never buy a depreciating asset…
Fair analysis but PCP is not really aimed at ownership as the final outcome. The idea is to change, upgrade or avoid expensive costs of ownership by keeping an older car.
If you were to purchase the car outright, surely you should be able to negotiate, a better discount for cash purchase.
Bought outright used…
Or you can do like I do, buy a reliable car 3000$ cash and keep for 8 years. 360K km and still running good, All my cash is going into index fund and bring back 10% at least. How about that ?
Really good video, thank you! I just wanted to get your opinion on fuel type as a factor when purchasing a car, at the moment I see 3 options namely EV, Hydrogen as developed by Toyota and lastly synthetic fuel as being developed by aramco. So, given that EV is winning the race to be the final solution, it isn’t set in stone though so would you advise to buy a normally aspirated car I.e. fossil fuel based, or hybrid? Or indeed electric?
Teaching the modern generation to 'Suck Eggs' cause they are so financially thick !!.
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Lets discuss this over dinner😅
I actually built cars in a Honda plant. Let me tell you a new car is not worth the high price and depreciation. Having said that I am grateful there are enough stupid people that do buy a new car because I'll buy it from them in 5 -7 years time and drive it for 10 to 15 years more. Repairs? No problem i do any repairs myself. Super easy
Made enough equity on my PCP to buy my next car outright (second hand and cheaper vehicle), very lucky timing and obviously not normal. Also noticed that after 3 years, the deals available for your next car are normally a lot more expensive. My first car was £99 a month, second was £180, third was £350 on PCP. So unless your income keeps up with inflation and rising cost of finance, you'll eventually run out of road and have to choose a cheaper car. Sad times!
11%??? Yikes!
Bought my 6month old ‘ex-demo’ Mercedes CLS outright as it worked out £9k cheaper in the long term. In the past have gone down the HP route as have never believed that Lease/PCP are the answer. This video seems to show that they are the better option (for me).
Very interesting. I always buy new outright and I keep my cars for ten years plus.
I bought a second hand Vectra £1200 in 2017,I still have it……still goes like shit off a shovel, still looks tidy….never had to mortgage future earnings to pay to look like I am successful….I also live in the same house I bought almosrt 30 years ago,I got rid of the mortgage quickly ,making massive over payments,every time my fixed rate came to an end
Buy a few years used. New cars are absolute rip offs these days
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Opportunity costs are not a factor when the loan interest rate is 11%. You would be lucky in the best years to have that type of return in the stock market.
New car brokers are a good place to negotiate large discounts on new cars either outright purchase even PCP finance deals.
From experience discounts between £4-8k are possible and will offset initial depreciation and can in some instances work our cheaper than leasing if you intend on keeping car longer than leasing term.
At end of the day it's very much down to own preferences and financials.
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My goodness, you should do voiceovers for EVERYTHING…. I can listen to your accent and voice all day long.
Also, very informative video.
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