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PCP Car Finance

Gistwithandre
Posts: 11 Forumite

in Motoring
Hello
Thank you for the wealth of information always available on here.
I want to know if it's possible to ask the finance company to review my agreement.
This is because I think I may have been short-changed in the first place.
Thoughts will be appreciated and if you need any information, I am willing to provide
Below is as things stand
Car Price £48,500
Additional (Gap Insurance (£699), GardX (£499.17) and 12 months warranty (749.16) VAT (249.67)) = £2,197 - The 12 months warranty has expired on April 2020
Deposit £7,500
GFV £27,156.34
Interest Rate 7.4%
Agreement Term: 48 months (26 months remaining)
Monthly Payment £557.41
The total amount payable on the agreement states £60,854.61 which i think is off
My line of thought below
Car Price £48,500 minus deposit £7,500 = £41,000
New Car Price (£41,000) + Additional (£2,197) = £43,197 (Finance)
Interest at 7.4% of £43,197 over 4 years = £12,786
Total amount payable = Finance + Interest £55,983
Thoughts will be appreciated
Thank you for the wealth of information always available on here.
I want to know if it's possible to ask the finance company to review my agreement.
This is because I think I may have been short-changed in the first place.
Thoughts will be appreciated and if you need any information, I am willing to provide
Below is as things stand
Car Price £48,500
Additional (Gap Insurance (£699), GardX (£499.17) and 12 months warranty (749.16) VAT (249.67)) = £2,197 - The 12 months warranty has expired on April 2020
Deposit £7,500
GFV £27,156.34
Interest Rate 7.4%
Agreement Term: 48 months (26 months remaining)
Monthly Payment £557.41
The total amount payable on the agreement states £60,854.61 which i think is off
My line of thought below
Car Price £48,500 minus deposit £7,500 = £41,000
New Car Price (£41,000) + Additional (£2,197) = £43,197 (Finance)
Interest at 7.4% of £43,197 over 4 years = £12,786
Total amount payable = Finance + Interest £55,983
Thoughts will be appreciated
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Comments
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Your agreement should state both the amount of Credit and total charge for credit, can you supply these please?
It looks about right to me. The total amount payable figure includes your deposit.0 -
Just enter the data into an online pcp repayment calculator.
pcpcal.co.uk is one.
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Gistwithandre said:Hello
Thank you for the wealth of information always available on here.
I want to know if it's possible to ask the finance company to review my agreement.
This is because I think I may have been short-changed in the first place.
Thoughts will be appreciated and if you need any information, I am willing to provide
Below is as things stand
Car Price £48,500
Additional (Gap Insurance (£699), GardX (£499.17) and 12 months warranty (749.16) VAT (249.67)) = £2,197 - The 12 months warranty has expired on April 2020
Deposit £7,500
GFV £27,156.34
Interest Rate 7.4%
Agreement Term: 48 months (26 months remaining)
Monthly Payment £557.41
The total amount payable on the agreement states £60,854.61 which i think is off
My line of thought below
Car Price £48,500 minus deposit £7,500 = £41,000
New Car Price (£41,000) + Additional (£2,197) = £43,197 (Finance)
Interest at 7.4% of £43,197 over 4 years = £12,786
Total amount payable = Finance + Interest £55,983
Thoughts will be appreciated0 -
neilmcl said:Your agreement should state both the amount of Credit and total charge for credit, can you supply these please?
It looks about right to me. The total amount payable figure includes your deposit.0 -
daveyjp said:Just enter the data into an online pcp repayment calculator.
pcpcal.co.uk is one.0 -
Mercdriver said:Gistwithandre said:Hello
Thank you for the wealth of information always available on here.
I want to know if it's possible to ask the finance company to review my agreement.
This is because I think I may have been short-changed in the first place.
Thoughts will be appreciated and if you need any information, I am willing to provide
Below is as things stand
Car Price £48,500
Additional (Gap Insurance (£699), GardX (£499.17) and 12 months warranty (749.16) VAT (249.67)) = £2,197 - The 12 months warranty has expired on April 2020
Deposit £7,500
GFV £27,156.34
Interest Rate 7.4%
Agreement Term: 48 months (26 months remaining)
Monthly Payment £557.41
The total amount payable on the agreement states £60,854.61 which i think is off
My line of thought below
Car Price £48,500 minus deposit £7,500 = £41,000
New Car Price (£41,000) + Additional (£2,197) = £43,197 (Finance)
Interest at 7.4% of £43,197 over 4 years = £12,786
Total amount payable = Finance + Interest £55,983
Thoughts will be appreciated0 -
Total amount payable on a credit agreement is the total amount of all payments including the deposit, I make TAP around £61K. What point are you arguing with ? If you agree with the amount of interest being charged - which it seems you are happy with as your calculation is higher - then there is nothing wrong with their calculation. Are you wanting to VT and looking for an earlier exit point ?
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Gistwithandre said:daveyjp said:Just enter the data into an online pcp repayment calculator.
pcpcal.co.uk is one.Monthly Total Interest 501.54 10230.26 0 -
Gistwithandre said:neilmcl said:Your agreement should state both the amount of Credit and total charge for credit, can you supply these please?
It looks about right to me. The total amount payable figure includes your deposit.
many other posters have said the same thing0 -
molerat said:Total amount payable on a credit agreement is the total amount of all payments including the deposit, I make TAP around £61K. What point are you arguing with ? If you agree with the amount of interest being charged - which it seems you are happy with as your calculation is higher - then there is nothing wrong with their calculation. Are you wanting to VT and looking for an earlier exit point ?
My thought will be that interest should not be charged on the deposit
Meanwhile whats TAP and VT?
Regarding exit point, it's part of what i intend to achieve as i understand you can exit after paying half so i wanted to know if half is the difference between the Price and GFMV or the total price0
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