The Problems with PCP

That would be correct if the question was "If a snooker player pots a ball how many MORE balls would a snooker player pot to make a 147?"
Let's face it, the first 7 words in the question are completely irrelevant and unnecessary given the stupid answer.
And because they were there, I spent ages going through different possible meanings of "pots" and "ball" to work out the really clever cryptic answer......... AAAARRRGH!

I'm not bitter though :ROFLMAO:
 
Well, the intention certainly wasn't to upset anyone, nor indeed spend as much time trying to work it out, I do APOLOGISE. Actually, I didn't think it was that difficult 😛
 
Oops, I've changed the headlights, tinted the windows, added a frunk, couple of dents and exceeded the miles by over 10%.

The PCP expires this month . . . . .
Looks like you're going to be staying at home and removing the extras over Christmas. At least it gives you an excuse not to see the in-laws 🤣
 
Sorry for putting my nose in, but wth is this PCP you talk about?

Presumably some sort of financing deal, but how is it different from a lease plan or a purchase plan?

Maybe we have a similar thing in Australia but I have no idea what multiple threads are on about :ROFLMAO:
 
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Basically means:
  • Deposit
  • Fixed monthly payment
  • Over typically 2-4 years
  • Minimum guaranteed future value (MGFV) of your car at the end.
  • When it finishes, you can either hand the car back or purchase it for the MGFV, or if you have equity in the car (worth more than MGFV) you can trade it in against another deal.

Provides some protection from depreciation in return for interest on the whole cost of the car for the term period.
 
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