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Advice on PCP car finance after 2 years

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FujiWisteria · 23/11/2024 23:28

I have a car on PCP at the moment and have paid 50% of the value. I'd like to upgrade to something bigger but not with the same brand. As I understand, my car is at an even keel in terms of value, with a very small amount of equity (£100) and no loss in equity.

I could just keep the car for another couple of years, and hope that the value at the end is higher so I have some equity at the end, but I'd really like a slightly bigger car now as my circumstances have changed.

Should I:

  1. Hand the car back (given there is very little equity in it anyway!) and just take out another PCP
  2. Pay off the settlement figure, and sell privately (Autotrader thinks this is worth 1.5k over the settlement, however this may be a risk if it doesn't sell)
  3. Sell to Motorway/We buy any car (as they'll give around £300 equity)

I should add that I also paid for a 3 year servicing so if I handed it back, I'll effectively lose out on 1 years servicing (can't transfer to another car brand)

Any advice gratefully welcomed!

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