Keith
Well-Known Member
- First Name
- Sarah
- Joined
- Jul 12, 2022
- Threads
- 13
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- 45
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- Location
- Horsham
- Vehicles
- X5
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- #1
Hi there - I love reading all the informative posts and comments on here - so thought Iād sign up rather than stalk in the shadows!
my first post (sure it wonāt be my last) so thanks inadvance to anyone who would give me their take on any of the following.
Iāve been looking at buying outright versus PCP through my limited company.
PCP wise for those of you āin the systemā how have you found, or what have you heard about porches end valuation of your cars after 3 years ? Do you find it good/ genuine ? Iām a bit nervous with PCP that you end up paying dearly interest wise , and potentially at the mercy of a FGV set by the dealer. (Iām clearly a miserable cynic!) I canāt quite get my head around the interest over 3 years - almost as a matter of principal rather than anything else. It feels like setting fire to a lot of dosh
Buying outright does indeed make lots of sense on paper numbers wise - but I canāt help but wonder if by the time my wait is over and the car is here- Porsche will already have something better coming out so then makes owning feel a bit uneasy in the relatively early days of EV
Iāve read to death so many of your fab posts re the maths ā¦ especially with limited companies - but I was wondering the view a lot of you take on it- in particular porches interest rates and FGVs
thank you
my first post (sure it wonāt be my last) so thanks inadvance to anyone who would give me their take on any of the following.
Iāve been looking at buying outright versus PCP through my limited company.
PCP wise for those of you āin the systemā how have you found, or what have you heard about porches end valuation of your cars after 3 years ? Do you find it good/ genuine ? Iām a bit nervous with PCP that you end up paying dearly interest wise , and potentially at the mercy of a FGV set by the dealer. (Iām clearly a miserable cynic!) I canāt quite get my head around the interest over 3 years - almost as a matter of principal rather than anything else. It feels like setting fire to a lot of dosh
Buying outright does indeed make lots of sense on paper numbers wise - but I canāt help but wonder if by the time my wait is over and the car is here- Porsche will already have something better coming out so then makes owning feel a bit uneasy in the relatively early days of EV
Iāve read to death so many of your fab posts re the maths ā¦ especially with limited companies - but I was wondering the view a lot of you take on it- in particular porches interest rates and FGVs
thank you
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