Rates from 8.9% APR. Representative Example: Borrow £12,000 over 5 years with a £0 deposit. Representative 19.5% APR fixed rate. Monthly payment: £304.38. Option to purchase fee £10 payable. Total cost of credit: £6,272.80. Total amount repayable: £18,272.80.
Car Finance 247 Limited is a credit broker, not a lender.
Say yes to car credit from CarFinance 247! Even though the company Yes Car Credit is no longer open to new business, if you’re looking for bad credit car finance, we might be able to help.
Whether you’ve just found the car of your dreams – or yours has just given up the ghost – you could say yes to car credit and find a finance agreement that works for you.
We know it could sound too good to be true, especially if you’ve heard no to car credit before, but thanks to our panel of lenders, at CarFinance 247 we can look to find loans for people with a wide range of circumstances.
For illustration purposes only. The rate and payment you may be offered will be based on your individual circumstances.
Yes Car Credit may have closed to new business, but at CarFinance 247, we’re still here to help! Just like Yes Car Credit, we look to help people with a variety of credit histories, including those with poor credit histories. If you’ve found it difficult to get car finance, or you’ve been refused for a car loan in the past, we could still be able to help.
There’s no judgement here. We know that a bad credit history can be caused by a whole variety of factors, including things beyond your control. That doesn’t mean that you have to say no to getting car finance. Even if you’ve had CCJs or IVAs in the past, we could say yes to car credit. If you’re approved in principle, we’ll work to find the right car finance solution for you, regardless of your personal circumstances.
We look to find the best rate from our panel of lenders and will offer you the best deal that you’re eligible for. We will be paid a commission for providing our services and this commission may be a fixed amount or a percentage of the amount borrowed. The interest rate you pay is directly linked to the amount you are borrowing and your individual credit status.