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Buying A Registered Car


mmrizmy

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Hi guys.

i'm new to this forum and this is my first post,

i would like to buy a regsitered car, my options are swift,chevi and alto, what do you guys recomend, my budget would be maximum 1.8 million,

and the other thing is, i have 0.5 million in my hand, so i would like to go for a lease of finance for the rest or the balance,

one of my friend mentioned instead of going for a lease or finance i can get a vehicle loan from banks,

so guys whats ur suggestion, waiting for replies,

thank you,

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Hi guys.

i'm new to this forum and this is my first post,

i would like to buy a regsitered car, my options are swift,chevi and alto, what do you guys recomend, my budget would be maximum 1.8 million,

and the other thing is, i have 0.5 million in my hand, so i would like to go for a lease of finance for the rest or the balance,

one of my friend mentioned instead of going for a lease or finance i can get a vehicle loan from banks,

so guys whats ur suggestion, waiting for replies,

thank you,

Hi,

You can get personal loan from bank...(but now interest rates are high).

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Your selection is somewhat confusing to me, since Alto's fuel economy cannot be compared with Swift. Anyway you might have good reasons to put them in one basket.

As I know one's ability to raise a loan would depend on credit worthiness; salary, employment status, age, and also ability to get guarantors etc. You might have a bank account either saving or current and it is best to talk to your bank manager.

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Your selection is somewhat confusing to me, since Alto's fuel economy cannot be compared with Swift. Anyway you might have good reasons to put them in one basket.

As I know one's ability to raise a loan would depend on credit worthiness; salary, employment status, age, and also ability to get guarantors etc. You might have a bank account either saving or current and it is best to talk to your bank manager.

yes, its a bit confusing,

i wanted an alto as it does fuel well, but as i was going through the forum most of the comments were saying not to go for the alto, so i thoghut of going for a swift,

what do you think about the swift?

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one of my friend mentioned instead of going for a lease or finance i can get a vehicle loan from banks,

Your friend is correct. Try to obtain a loan on reducing balance basis from a bank. While a lease is quicker than a bank loan, a bank loan has certain advantages over a lease, especially when it comes to a registered vehicle where a VAT invoice cannot be obtained from the seller. With a Lease, you pat VAT on the lease rental, and unless you obtain a VAT invoice from the seller, you'll end up paying VAT on VAT. Whereas loans are not subjected to VAT, and therefore your installment will be correspondingly lower. Try to negotiate a variable interest rate, instead of a fixed interest rate (although both have their respective advantages and disadvantages as well) Right now, we are seeing a plateauing effect on interest rates, and I would personally go for a variable rate.

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Your friend is correct. Try to obtain a loan on reducing balance basis from a bank. While a lease is quicker than a bank loan, a bank loan has certain advantages over a lease, especially when it comes to a registered vehicle where a VAT invoice cannot be obtained from the seller. With a Lease, you pat VAT on the lease rental, and unless you obtain a VAT invoice from the seller, you'll end up paying VAT on VAT. Whereas loans are not subjected to VAT, and therefore your installment will be correspondingly lower. Try to negotiate a variable interest rate, instead of a fixed interest rate (although both have their respective advantages and disadvantages as well) Right now, we are seeing a plateauing effect on interest rates, and I would personally go for a variable rate.

thank you very much,

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