Sorry, yes I meant 10%, not £10k. My OPC is Tewkesbury - part of Dick Lovett group.OmniCognateSnr wrote: ↑Sun Jul 25, 2021 10:30 pm10% of the order value rather than £10k. so in my case £6,200.00
Who’s your OPC ?
2022 Macan Build Dates
Current: Macan Turbo 2021 http://www.porsche-code.com/PM513BZ5
Previous: BMW 540i 2018
Previous: BMW 540i 2018
Mine is Mid Sussex (Syntner Group). Apparently this 10% thing is unique to them. Just my luck.F1 Nut wrote: ↑Mon Jul 26, 2021 1:07 pmSorry, yes I meant 10%, not £10k. My OPC is Tewkesbury - part of Dick Lovett group.OmniCognateSnr wrote: ↑Sun Jul 25, 2021 10:30 pm10% of the order value rather than £10k. so in my case £6,200.00
Who’s your OPC ?
Leicester had me top up to 10% too last time, by phone.
MY22 GTS awaiting parts http://www.porsche-code.com/PN7IVI77
69 Sapphire S: (sold)
69 Sapphire S: (sold)
This was in 2019, and as I live 2 hours away they had no problem taking a phone payment, surely bank transfer is no issue from home.OmniCognateSnr wrote: ↑Mon Jul 26, 2021 1:33 pmMid sussex wont do it over the phone. Its either bank transfer or F2F with a debit card.
MY22 GTS awaiting parts http://www.porsche-code.com/PN7IVI77
69 Sapphire S: (sold)
69 Sapphire S: (sold)
I was thinking the same thing...why is it crazy to have a Macan on PCP?
Macan GTS on order: http://www.porsche-code.com/PPDF6163
Ordered 25th Aug 2021 - Build slot August 2022, Landed in OPC - 29th September 2022 - Collected 29th November 459 days since ordering!
Ordered 25th Aug 2021 - Build slot August 2022, Landed in OPC - 29th September 2022 - Collected 29th November 459 days since ordering!
With cars on PCP you are not in charge of your own destiny. I want to change my car when i want to change it, i will do whatever mileage in it i wish and without the worry of excess mileage charges at the end of the term. PCP is easier on cashflow, that's why its popular, but it is not the the most cost effective way to "have use of" a car, especially if, like me, you will keep it more than three years, This is even more true of a Porsche as they hold their value very well in the early years. Remember, finance companies exist because they make a profit by buying the car themselves and then renting it to somebody who will end up paying more in rentals than the car will depreciate over the rental term, even when factoring in the interest charges. Manufacturers love it because it gives them a constant supply of buyers for their products every 2-4 years (when their existing period ends and they have to give their current car back) and the stealers get a nice kick back from the finance company when a plan is taken out. Stealers hate me as i will never take out their finance packages - i put it on my flexible mortgage and pay 2% interest - they can't get anywhere near that! Also, i have a car with no finance recorded against it, and can do with it as i please, and pay down the (cheap) borrowed money on my terms. Happy days!
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