Does anyone do those just add fuel deals on their car? (1 Viewer)

[Sky_Blue_Daz]

Bought a second hand car last year, head gaskets gone was gonna get the car repaired and trade it in
But I feel when you buy a car you automatically lose money where as if I do the just add fuel deal although the cars never mine although if anything goes wrong they pay for it
Plus there's never an Mot, tax or insurance

 

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[skybluejelly]

if you are going to trade it in ,if its driveable don't get the head gasket fixed.. they are not going to check it anyway..just make sure its clean and tidy .
As for the just add fuel deals if you are going to buy a brand new car and change it every three years anyway ,they are not bad ,

 

[westofrayne]

Read the small print very carefully, known what your average mileage/year is, over mileage can bump up the return cost.

If you are care full with your car, don't do too many miles, then these can be good deals

 

[chiefdave]

Just having a look at these. If you hand the car back at the end of the 3 years, assuming you're OK on mileage and damage, do you just get a new car for a similar monthly payment?

Seems a decent deal if you want a new car every 3 years.

 

[olderskyblue]

Just having a look at these. If you hand the car back at the end of the 3 years, assuming you're OK on mileage and damage, do you just get a new car for a similar monthly payment?

Seems a decent deal if you want a new car every 3 years.

I haven't looked at these specifically chief, but I guess they need a deposit of some sort? Using your old car as a deposit means after 3 years of course, you have to find the cash for another deposit?

 

[Sky_Blue_Daz]

We had a look last year and decided to buy instead in hindsight I wish I'd done that now
I think you can negotiate on mileage

 

[skybluejelly]

out of interest what make of car have you got at the moment..

 

[Sky_Blue_Daz]

Peugeot 308