new monster purchase on hold

Discussion in 'Ducati General Discussion' started by canary man, Oct 29, 2012.

  1. Hi,was all ready to proceed with purchase of new Monster having seen offer of 0% finance over 3 years etc and more importantly had the ok from the other half,when wallop,I noticed in all my excitement the offer ended in May(doh!).Does any one know of a similar scheme being run by any other dealers or would it of been a national promo?.Yes I suppose I could scrape together the cash and thinking on with no p/ex what sort of discount if any would I be able to get?.I await your response.:mad:
     
    #1 canary man, Oct 29, 2012
  2. Drrr ya silly Billy :)
     
    #2 Ducbird, Oct 29, 2012
  3. look for a cheaper bike then get a bank loan?
     
    #3 funkatronic, Oct 29, 2012
  4. Have you talked to the dealer? As its winter they will be very keen to sell some bikes so you have some buyer power. Explain to them the situation and you never know. All it takes is a call to the Ducati HQ from your dealer and then Robert's for Father's Brother :upyeah: If you dont get any joy from one, try another. I hope you find yourself being the owner of a nice new Monster before too long :upyeah:
     
    #4 mattmccabebrown, Oct 30, 2012
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  5. Ducati UK are running the TriOptions promotion at the moment, which is a PCP/Finance package that may suit your needs.
    Ducati - Ducati launch TriOptions PCP Finance

    However, as above I would walk into your local dealer and start haggling hard. We're at the end of the season and they are unlikely to sell many bikes until spring. There's also the change of models so there's a good chance of walking away with a bike the dealer wants to get rid of at a good price ... but you won't know until you start haggling! :upyeah:
     
    #5 antonye, Oct 30, 2012
  6. What's the rate they are offering on HP now? If you could afford it at 0% is it noticeably more at say 5%? It surely "only" an extra £10 or so a month - when I looked at this for buying a car the differences were very small when broken down into monthly payments.

    Just a wee example: £7k over 36 months = £194.44 at 0%. At 5% it's £204 (or I think it is based on my calcs).
     
    #6 andyp79, Oct 30, 2012
  7. if you get a good deal say £7-800 off list price, you can afford a bank loan or HP at 6-7%
     
    #7 funkatronic, Oct 30, 2012
  8. Thanks for the various bits of advice.The plan is on Sat to pop into the local dealership waving £20 notes madly in the air saying "whats the best deal you can offer me".As a couple of you have said,its really a buyers market at this time of year so we will have to see what happens.I will keep you posted,Ta
     
    #8 canary man, Oct 30, 2012
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  9. If you want to save money pick up a good low mileage example with a full service history

    The minute your wheel a new machine out of the showroom you will lose 20% of its value, why not let somebody else take that hit for you
     
    #9 popelli, Oct 31, 2012
  10. 7000 over 36 months at 5% is £223 mate

    There was a nice monster 1100s for sale on here for good money on a 2011 plate. With termi s too

     
    #10 d8mok, Oct 31, 2012
  11. #11 d8mok, Oct 31, 2012
  12. Good man :upyeah:
     
    #12 mattmccabebrown, Oct 31, 2012
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