Financing a vehicle purchase

Most new cars and vans are financed, and you can also finance a used car. But to do it right you must be prepared before and after you reach the showroom.

You can get an loan from a bank, building society or other financial institutions. These loans approved before you ever reach the showroom (a major plus in most deals). These sources of financing will usually offer the lowest rates you'll find, and specialist companies are generally lower than banks. You can also get financing from the dealer or manufacturer.

A general rule of thumb says that dealer/manufacturer financing will cost you more, but it isn't written in stone. There will be occasions where a dealer will actually give you the best deal. Unfortunately, those occasions are not predictable (despite endless "must sell" and "no deposit " advertising by dealers) and the only way to be sure is by comparison shopping.

One other choice is a home equity loan. You'll get a good interest rate, but be sure such a loan won't leave you in any danger of losing your house.

Keep leasing in mind even if you think you don't want to do it. It may be an option you like more as you go along.

Logbook Loans

Logbook Loans offers simple and fast loans for people who may have been refused elsewhere. The 'Credit Crunch' is biting, which is causing more and more people to fall into the sub prime market.

With approximately 50,000,000 cars in the UK (almost one per person living in the UK) we are not short of people who qualify for our unique product.

If someone owns there own car and it is free of finance then we can offer them a loan based on the value of their car. Loans range from £500 - £50,000. Company Information - We offer simple fast loans for people who may have been refused elsewhere.

We offer a same day service. If someone applies for a loan today, then they can have the cash in their hand on the same day if so required. - Our product is growing in popularity as a knock on effect of the Credit Crunch.