FIAT 500e PCP

Fiat 500e from £229 per month

Terms and Conditions:

^{_{The information below will also be given to you orally by your dealer. If you have any questions about the credit agreement, or if you want further information and explanation, please ask your dealer You have been given a Standard European Consumer Credit Information sheet (“SECCI”). You should consider the information contained in this. You can take it away. The credit agreement is a “hire-purchase” agreement. This means that you will not own the goods until you have paid off the agreement. This will include any “option fee”. If you default in making payment to us, we may repossess the goods. If you have paid a third or more of the total amount payable, we will need to get a court order before we can repossess. You have a right to voluntarily terminate the credit agreement at any time before the last instalment is due, provided that you have paid, or pay, up to, half of the total amount payable. If you fail to make payments under the credit agreement at the times required by it, you may incur a late payment or partial payment charge of £18. You may also have to pay interest on any overdue payment. The interest rate applicable is set out in the SECCI. Further charges may be payable by you if you default in making payment. These are set out in detail in the SECCI. If the credit agreement is a PCP agreement or APP agreement then in certain circumstances an excess mileage charge may be claimed if you exceed a set maximum annual mileage. Details of the charge are set out in the SECCI and at the Terms and Conditions in the credit agreement. If you default in making payments, then we may register this fact with a credit reference agency. This may lead to you having an impaired credit rating which may make credit more difficult or expensive to acquire in the future. We may also take legal proceedings against you. This may include court action for which there will be associated costs. Under the terms of the credit agreement, you will, on payment of the “option fee” acquire title to the vehicle. This type of agreement may not be suitable if, for example, you are a business, in which case you may wish to consider any potential tax advantages of leasing. If the credit agreement is a PCP or APP agreement then under the terms of the agreement, as well as the option to purchase the goods, you may alternatively (i) trade the goods in against the purchase of new goods or (ii) return the goods to us in lieu of payment of the final HP payment and option fee. The terms and conditions governing your options are set out in the Terms and Conditions of the credit agreement. The amounts that you will have to pay under the credit agreement, including the total amount payable and when these payments are due are set out in the SECCI. With the exception of modifying agreements, once you enter into the credit agreement, you will have a right to withdraw from it. This right is available for 14 days beginning with the date after the day you sign the credit agreement. Full details on how to withdraw will be contained in the credit agreement. If you withdraw, you will have to repay the amount of credit we have granted with interest, not later than 30 days after giving notice and you will need to find alternative means to buy the goods. Withdrawal from the credit agreement does not include withdrawal from your agreement to purchase the goods. Should you wish to make a complaint please refer to the Welcome pack for the procedure and the Complaints Team contact detail.}}