Men ‘Want To Buy Fancy Cars
July 30, 2008 – 1:08 amA significant number of men are looking to buy flamboyant, flash-looking cars, a new set of research shows.
The study proves that there are few persons like Jeremy Clarkson and Lewis Hamilton who need to buy such cars which will grab the attention of the people who looks into that and other motorists. Among this people almost 39 percent, i.e. 2/5th of them have just revealed about their desire to purchase such flashy cars. About 46 percent of youngsters between the age 18-25 are very fanatical about the ostentatious set of wheels and they really love to buy such fancy cars. This is not only the desire of the men, but 60% women like Fiona Leggate and Vicki Butler-Henderson who are of the same age showed their desire to buy such automobile.
Those looking for a competitive way to fund purchasing a fancy car, such as a Porsche 911 or Ferrari Enzo, may wish to consider taking out a low-cost loan.
Head of personal finance David Kuo, said, “People make jokes and laugh about showy cars which signifies mid-life crisis. But there is nothing to laugh when one among the six people are purchasing these cars though credit. When you are making purchase, then it is recommended to make a payment partly or entirely. This helps to reduce motoring cost. If you paid up to 1000 pounds at the beginning, you can slash your total car finance bill up to 5 years by 275 pounds.”
The findings also indicated that many drivers misjudge the effect of depreciation on their current vehicle. At present the typical Briton thinks that their car goes down in value by ten per cent every year. However, in reality Fool pointed out that values diminish by 15 per cent a year. For those who spent 11,250 pounds on a car seven years ago it was claimed their automobile will now be worth 3,600 pounds, not the 6,193 pounds they were anticipating.
With such a shortfall in regards to the impact of depreciation, taking out a low-rate loan might be particularly helpful to people looking to part-exchange their existing car for a current model. Such a loan not only may provide people with low-cost repayments to make each month, but could also lend a helping hand to drivers discovering they need extra funds to get their dream model. In 2007, a study by AA Personal Loans showed the number of Britons wanting to buy an environmentally-friendly car had surged to 20 per cent. Meanwhile, Lloyd East, director of personal loans at the firm, claimed that drivers wanting to get a vehicle should consider getting a cheap loan ahead of a showroom finance deal.
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