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At the end of your PCP agreement, there are 3 options available to you. These are 1. Pay the finance company the final payment and keep the car. 2. Give back the car under the terms of the guaranteed future value. 3. Part exchange the car at a dealership who will pay off the final payment for you.
Too many Skodas are relatively recent, low-priced cars that have carved a niche for affordable family driving. However, their history is far longer, and some classics still survive and show a company based on true automotive excellence. For example, in 1928, the Skoda 422 was a fantastic looking car that turned heads. After the war, some familiar names appeared, the Popular, Rapid, Favorit and Superb. Sound familiar? Today the Citigo is a small city car that’s available in 3 or 5 door and is an ideal first car which is able to grow. However, the range continues with the Fabia, a larger car ideal for families, the Rapid Spaceback and the Octavia, with larger floorplan and room for more luggage. If you need even more space, check out the Superb, an accomplished executive car and the Karoqand Kodiaq, both excellent SUV/Crossovers that take their capabilities up a notch. Call 01752 289126 to find your next used Skoda or come and visit us at our showroom -Platinum Car Centre in Devon
