Sorry, should have said, "have the details on PCP deals". I have been speaking to them about buying a car outright so I only have the bottom line figure as a one off puchase.Angie4m wrote:Broadspeed are a broker who put you in contact with a BMW Dealer who can then do HP or PCP via BMW finance if you so wish.Havard wrote:Not sure if Broadspeed would have been better but I am not sure if the do PCP deals.
Well you could possibly try having a go at working the figures out or asking a local dealer. Usually the rate is 4.9% and usually a 15kish ballon. You'll find a few online calculators to give you an idea.Havard wrote:Sorry, should have said, "have the details on PCP deals". I have been speaking to them about buying a car outright so I only have the bottom line figure as a one off puchase.Angie4m wrote:Broadspeed are a broker who put you in contact with a BMW Dealer who can then do HP or PCP via BMW finance if you so wish.Havard wrote:Not sure if Broadspeed would have been better but I am not sure if the do PCP deals.
I appreciate that they get a fee for putting you through to the dealer.
- Gone I only asked because there is a 35i and a 35is and they nearly 3k difference in starting price which also adds into the equation. They are all Sdrives and folks tend to think 35i sdrive and 35is sdrive are one in the same car.nick&sandra wrote:Hi
The Z is the top range 340 bhp one ( 7 speed dct as standard)
S drive ... £420 for 48 months .. final payment £14600
does that help
Nick
- Gone
This is where we came in but with 15k milesnormantooh wrote:Can be done, my one cost just over £52k new, i picked it up for under £25k after its as 2 years old and 20k miles.
My view is that £38k is too much to spend on a Z4 when mid 20's will get you a very nice one. £38k is used 997.2 money.
Well the invoice as I specced it for mine was nearer 55k than 50kStark wrote:It must have every single option at that price.....and I mean every extra, these cars very very rarely jump over £50K
