So If you take out a pcp for a £20,000 bike and hand it back after 3 yrs you've nothing to show for it after all those payments and the deposit but if you'd purchased outright for £20,000 and wanted to p/x 3 years later wouldn't the depreciation be comparable to the payments and the deposit ?
Same difference in my mind but you could have had the £20,000 in a bond or high interest account.
Plus if you wanted to try a Ducati for instance you don't have to consider p/x and may get a better deal.
Same difference in my mind but you could have had the £20,000 in a bond or high interest account.
Plus if you wanted to try a Ducati for instance you don't have to consider p/x and may get a better deal.
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Ref the rest....Just look at the title of this thread, some chaps are obsessed with peoples choice of bike, finance, clothing etc, bizarre. Mind your f@cking business spring to mind. Do any one cares how many times one changes cars, bikes, wife, girlfriend, moving country or finance arrangements?
... Plus, without those people there isn't the stock for the likes of me/others to benefit from someone taking the depreciation hit in a few years time 
Seen one the other day in High Street Kensington, all black, black windows, zombie apocalypse kit - spare jerrycans, step ladder, shower kit or some sort of bollocks, snorkel, all sorts of shit hanging off. Looked f. cool 
