Used Car Finance
We work with Carlyle Finance, who can provide finance for your purchase:
Carlyle Finance is one of the fastest growing motor finance providers in the UK.
We have been assisting the UK car buying public purchase their cars for nearly 40 years
We have relationships with over 3000 dealers and this number is growing.
Because we believe there is no substitute for organising your finance arrangements with the experts in the dealerships once you have chosen your car, we do not deal direct by offering you a basic personal loan with limited consumer protection or taking full consideration of your circumstances or the vehicle you are buying.
There are a number of benefits to you, the consumer, by organising your car loan through a Motor Dealer Partners:
Convenience - Once you have chosen your car we can organise your loan within 60 minutes, - a true 'while you wait' financial service. Unlike personal loans or mortgages we secure the loan on the vehicle you purchase so our acceptance rates are typically higher than high street banks.
Fixed Payments/Fixed Interest Rates - Unlike most mortgages, credit cards or some personal loans the interest rate and monthly payment will not change during the term of the agreement. You feel secure in the knowledge that the payment you are quoted is the one you will pay for the finance.
Consumer Protection - All our financial agreements are Hire-Purchase loans, where the majority are regulated by the Consumer Credit Act. This means we take an active interest in your satisfaction with the vehicle you are buying. As a customer of Carlyle Finance you will also have access to a choice of insurance products that will protect your interests in the event of your car being written off or you being unable to meet your payments through illness or redundancy.
Affordability - We have a range of financial loan products that maximise your affordability which means that you can get more car for your money
For more details on why you should finance your Mr Cars of Southport purchase through Carlyle, please read here.
