PCP Letter Arrived

[MCV60]

Originally Posted by Chief inspector

You can always use tootle or WBAC to see what they value it at and see what that looks like against your balance.

And don’t forget Evans Halshaw claim they will beat any genuine WBAC quote.

http://www.evanshalshaw.com/sell-your-car/

[NigelDay]

Originally Posted by MCV60

And don’t forget Evans Halshaw claim they will beat any genuine WBAC quote.

http://www.evanshalshaw.com/sell-your-car/

Evans Halshaw don't sell the most exciting range of cars.
http://www.evanshalshaw.com/dealers/

[SuffolkBoy]

Originally Posted by gooday

Trade in values seem to be very low at the moment. I have only asked Volvo, as was maybe interested in a new XC40, but the offer is below the PCP balance so makes it impossible.

Maybe leasing is the way to go, with some very tempting offers around.

I must admit that residual values, especially for diesel models, was the main reason that I decided to go for Personal Lease this time.

When my 2 year lease is up in October 2019, I don't have to worry about the value of my car, it just goes back to the Dealer and I drive away in another one, and by then the monthly lease costs may be lower on the XC60.

I will also look at the XC40 and new V60 when replacement time comes.

[gooday]

Originally Posted by Chief inspector

You can always use tootle or WBAC to see what they value it at and see what that looks like against your balance.

The WBAC quote was worse than the trade in value, so its not the dealer trying to pull a fast one. Just that residuals are terrible!

[ukcobra]

Originally Posted by gooday

The WBAC quote was worse than the trade in value, so its not the dealer trying to pull a fast one. Just that residuals are terrible!

My WBAC was the best of all the offers, sadly I sold the vehicle to a friend for the Volvo Dealer price. This was for a 5 year old XC90.