It's a finance price, iirc 3.9% interest, deposit contribution was same as in your OP (3.5k) which I believe is a Skoda promo. Depends whether you need the finance, if you don't just borrow the minimum amount permitted to get the discount and then withdrawn from the finance after you've received the car.mhmm, you guys are right. Feel a bit of a fool
I used carwow initially and they came back with 26.3k as the offer via PCP before I got them down a touch with initial deposits and options. I’m guessing the drive the deal price is a cash price and doesn’t factor in the actual cost I’d pay with interest over the 4 years? Similar to the carwow deal I’ve taken?
Sounds like you've got a good deal though if you've had the options thrown in for free.
Yeah cheapest 2020 Kodiaq SE L DSG on autotrader is £26,840, and that's a 69 plate not even 20 plate. I see this with a quite a few cars lately, used prices on nearly new often aren't saving all that much compared to brand new via a broker. It'll be like, you have a £25k list car brand new for £19k or a year old for £18k. I always wonder who is actually buying these nearly new cars, if they are that strapped for cash that they can't stump up the moolah for brand new, then why aren't they buying one that's a few years old? Just seems an odd segment of the market, you are buying into the vast majority of the effective deprecation and missing out on the benefits of buying new like full warranty etc.
