Finance on a car

Sensorei said:
It will still cost you. Unless the car has a defect, the dealer can decide the terms of return and how much they are willing to refund you. They are pros at this. So they will act sympathetic, as if they are going out of their way to help you while they try to low ball you.[/QUOTE


what costs are we looking at
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Cel said:
The cooling of period only applies if documents were not signed on premises
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I dunno where you get your info from or if we're talking about something different, but I've never not signed the papers at the dealership.
 
Well i did recieve a message from a salesmen on facebook
 
This thread makes me sad and angry at the same time. Just keep the car and let it be a reminder to never ever make impulsive decisions. Concentrate on settling it as soon as you can and move on.
Good luck.
 
I currently drive a 2015 Ford Fiesta 1.0 Ecoboost 92kw. I love the car, but I want something with more power. I am looking at the Focus ST 2013 184kw, but also don't want to make an impulsive decision, what do you guys think?
 
SuperMario said:
I currently drive a 2015 Ford Fiesta 1.0 Ecoboost 92kw. I love the car, but I want something with more power. I am looking at the Focus ST 2013 184kw, but also don't want to make an impulsive decision, what do you guys think?
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Why would you trade in your car for an old car?
 
Hamster said:
Why would you trade in your car for an old car?
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I don't really want to spend too much on a car, 200-250k is the price range I'm looking at. I also understand that I can buy a brand new fiesta or polo with that money, but where's the fun in that?
 
I'm getting old. To me it makes no sense buying an older less reliable car because of power that I can only realistically use in "douchebag mode".

/flamesuit on for "driving is a passion" crowd
 
Cel said:
Hi guys

i just financed a brand new car about a week ago. I am not happy with the vehicle. i called the bank they said i can terminate the contract with penalty to them at this stage what are my options
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You are definitely going to learn how fast new cars depreciate 20% the hard way. Good luck.
 
SuperMario said:
I currently drive a 2015 Ford Fiesta 1.0 Ecoboost 92kw. I love the car, but I want something with more power. I am looking at the Focus ST 2013 184kw, but also don't want to make an impulsive decision, what do you guys think?
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POWWWWWAAAA!! With a downpipe and a ecu tune that ST will be klapping 200kw+!
 
rietrot said:
Because it is better.
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Won't be better for his budget (more petrol and more insurance for starters, the tyres probably more expensive and will wear quicker, and it's 5 years old vs 3 years old, so he will replace it sooner due to it getting/feeling older quicker), so he has to be fully certain he can easily afford and accept the above.
 
supersunbird said:
Won't be better for his budget (more petrol and more insurance for starters, the tyres probably more expensive and will wear quicker, and it's 5 years old vs 3 years old, so he will replace it sooner due to it getting/feeling older quicker), so he has to be fully certain he can easily afford and accept the above.
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It's not 5 years old in "hot hatch" years, not regular car years.
 
7 day cancellation clause. nothing wrong with Honda jazz. I have not met one person that's had issues with them, unless its a dodgy dealer that's messed it up. anyone that bought them and serviced with Honda no issues.

However Renault I understand. My one friend bought a Citroen, 2 months later wanted to sell it again. It broke on the way to get traded it. Ended up costing 18k to get it working again
 
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