My 3 year PCP car offer comes to an end in Aug and I have received a letter from the dealer around what to do next.
When the deal was agreed, my guaranteed future valued was stated. However in the letter received it states that I will owe more on the car than the gfv, making the final repayment higher than the gfv. I thought gfv is the same as what is owed at the end of the term ? What’s more the valuation on the car is stated as lower than the gfv. So I would be paying more than the gfv if I decided to buy outright, for a car that is worth less than the gfv. This doesn’t seem right.
This is the first PCP deal I have done, and the intention was to pay off the balance at the end of the 3 years to then keep the car. I thought that the gfv would be a fair price that would make it worthwhile – am I just in an unfortunate position, or is the dealer making out that it is not worth buying out the car and taking out another PCP offer (which I won’t) ?
I am meeting the dealer this week to understand the numbers - has anyone else faced this situation before ?
When the deal was agreed, my guaranteed future valued was stated. However in the letter received it states that I will owe more on the car than the gfv, making the final repayment higher than the gfv. I thought gfv is the same as what is owed at the end of the term ? What’s more the valuation on the car is stated as lower than the gfv. So I would be paying more than the gfv if I decided to buy outright, for a car that is worth less than the gfv. This doesn’t seem right.
This is the first PCP deal I have done, and the intention was to pay off the balance at the end of the 3 years to then keep the car. I thought that the gfv would be a fair price that would make it worthwhile – am I just in an unfortunate position, or is the dealer making out that it is not worth buying out the car and taking out another PCP offer (which I won’t) ?
I am meeting the dealer this week to understand the numbers - has anyone else faced this situation before ?
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