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DUE to strong demand, Opel is extending its 50:50 Finance offer until the end of June. The offer, which allows car buyers to pay for their car in just two instalments, was originally meant to expire at the end of March, but will now run until 30 June.
Dave Sheeran, Managing Directorof Opel says "our 50:50 offer has been a great success and we are delighted to be able to offer it to the public for another three months.
Opel is now making it easier than ever to afford a new car and this offer is revolutionising how the public purchase cars."
Under the terms of the offer, carbuyers pay for their vehicle in just two instalments. For example, the RRP of a new Opel Astra Club is �?�22,195. Buyers pay a one-off lump sum (or trade-in equivalent) of �?�11,097 and pay no more until June 2007.
At that point they can pay the balance of �?�11,098 or trade in against a '07 or '08 model. There is no interest, no monthly repayments and no APR, as the buyer pays exactly �?�22,195.
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