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FINANCE


IT COULDN’T BE EASIER…

As an FCA regulated dealer and licensed credit broker, Norfolk Cars offer a range of finance options tailored to suit every need.

Simply locate the vehicle you are interested in and view the vehicle details. On the vehicle details page there is a tab called ‘Vehicle Finance’, presenting you with the best ways of financing your vehicle.

If you would like to find out more about the types of finance available from Norfolk Cars, check out the sections below, and when you’re ready simply click on our stock to take the first step towards your new car.

Why Dealer Finance?


Car PCP FCA


Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) is an increasingly popular choice for car finance. It offers the best in flexibility at the end of the agreement, together with low, fixed monthly payments. Choosing to pay for your vehicle this way often means you can drive a higher specification vehicle for a lower monthly payment.

You will pay an initial deposit, followed by a chosen amount of monthly payments usually between 36 and 48 months.

At the end of the term you will have four options:

  1. Buy the car by paying an agreed minimum residual value
  2. Part exchange the vehicle for another
  3. Sell the vehicle privately (settling the Final Payment) or,
  4. Subject to mileage and condition, return the car with nothing more to pay

Car HP FCA


Hire Purchase (HP) offers a straightforward way to spread the cost of your new vehicle. There is a fixed rate of interest with fixed monthly payments, which allows you to take ownership of your car once all payments are made, making budgeting simple and easy.

Once you have reached an agreement with us to pay an initial deposit, typically between 5-50% of the vehicle price. The remainder of the balance, together with the interest, is repaid monthly over an agreed period usually between 3-5 years. At the end of the period, the car is yours.

Unlike a Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) agreement, the residual value of the vehicle is not taken into account. Instead, your monthly payments on a hire purchase agreement are determined by the retail price of the vehicle, the size of the deposit and the length of the contract.