kirkie
31-08-2008, 8:12 PM
I am thinking of purchasing the Citroen C4 Picasso as I have had Citroen's for the last 3 cars and have been very happy. I usually buy a car that is around 6 months old then trade it in just before it's MOT.
I have been reading about Elect 3, but wanted to know what people thought and if anyone had 1st hand experience of it...
DRIVENOW ELECT3
If you want a new Citroën car every two or three years with monthly payments structured to suit your budget, DRIVENOW Elect 3 is for you.
With DRIVENOW Elect 3, you pay a deposit, between 10% and 35% of the vehicle price, and then fixed monthly payments over a term of 25, 31 or 37 months, best of all there’s no need to worry about the car’s future value as we’ll guarantee it.
Elect one of three options at the end of the agreement to suit your own particular needs. You can make the final payment and own the car outright, return the car to Citroën or part exchange your vehicle for a new Citroën using any equity as the deposit in a new DRIVENOW Elect 3 package.
Don’t forget, DRIVENOW also offers excellent optional protection to cover your finances against unforeseen circumstances, with DRIVENOW Payment Protection (http://www.citroen.co.uk/new-cars/finance/payment-protection.aspx) and DRIVENOW Shortfall Insurance (http://www.citroen.co.uk/new-cars/finance/shortfall-insurance.aspx) as well as perfectly tailored DRIVENOW Motor Insurance (http://www.citroen.co.uk/new-cars/finance/motor-insurance.aspx).
Find out more about DRIVENOW Elect 3 (http://www.citroen.co.uk/Assets/pdf/finance/car/drive-now-elect3.pdf)
Finance subject to status. Finance available from Citroën Financial Services, written quotations available on request from Citroën Financial Services. Over 18’s only. A guarantor may be required. Terms and Conditions apply.
Citroën Financial Services is a trading style of Banque PSA Finance UK which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority for the conduct of UK business. Registered address: Quadrant House, Princess Way, Redhill, Surrey, RHI 1QA. Registered in England No: FC023556. Banque PSA Finance is a limited liability company registered in France.
I have been reading about Elect 3, but wanted to know what people thought and if anyone had 1st hand experience of it...
DRIVENOW ELECT3
If you want a new Citroën car every two or three years with monthly payments structured to suit your budget, DRIVENOW Elect 3 is for you.
With DRIVENOW Elect 3, you pay a deposit, between 10% and 35% of the vehicle price, and then fixed monthly payments over a term of 25, 31 or 37 months, best of all there’s no need to worry about the car’s future value as we’ll guarantee it.
Elect one of three options at the end of the agreement to suit your own particular needs. You can make the final payment and own the car outright, return the car to Citroën or part exchange your vehicle for a new Citroën using any equity as the deposit in a new DRIVENOW Elect 3 package.
Don’t forget, DRIVENOW also offers excellent optional protection to cover your finances against unforeseen circumstances, with DRIVENOW Payment Protection (http://www.citroen.co.uk/new-cars/finance/payment-protection.aspx) and DRIVENOW Shortfall Insurance (http://www.citroen.co.uk/new-cars/finance/shortfall-insurance.aspx) as well as perfectly tailored DRIVENOW Motor Insurance (http://www.citroen.co.uk/new-cars/finance/motor-insurance.aspx).
Find out more about DRIVENOW Elect 3 (http://www.citroen.co.uk/Assets/pdf/finance/car/drive-now-elect3.pdf)
Finance subject to status. Finance available from Citroën Financial Services, written quotations available on request from Citroën Financial Services. Over 18’s only. A guarantor may be required. Terms and Conditions apply.
Citroën Financial Services is a trading style of Banque PSA Finance UK which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority for the conduct of UK business. Registered address: Quadrant House, Princess Way, Redhill, Surrey, RHI 1QA. Registered in England No: FC023556. Banque PSA Finance is a limited liability company registered in France.