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To be very confused over options for cars if you aren't 'liquid'?

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Seth · 13/05/2019 23:04

My car (14 year old Golf) has done me proud but is now starting to cost me more than I ever paid for it. I don't have the cash sitting there to buy another one outright either. I do need a car but don't actually drive much (think less than 3000 miles a year). I have been looking at the options of HP/ Leasing and am finding it a bit of a minefield. I need a bigger car than the smallest and cheapest ones out there as I know there are some very good deals out there. Part of me wants to just get a nice compact SUV - mainly because in my 30 years of driving I have never come close to owning a remotely new or nice car and I like them - however this isn't essential. Can anyone who knows about this kind of thing advise my on the pros and cons or either leasing or getting car finance ? Confused
I can afford a £500-1000 (max) deposit and can afford about £200 a month. Any ideas gratefully received.

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Gth1234 · 15/05/2019 23:33

Personally I think Motorpoint are the cheapest around, but they only sell cars less than 3 years old. Have a look at what they have. Turn down every add-on. See if they have what you want within your budget.

If they are too dear, then maybe you have a friend who can help you buy a decent car out of a local paper.

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