No VAT Increase Yet For Land Rover

Nov 22 2010 Those who are struggling in the current economic situation but still need to purchase a new vehicle will welcome the latest news from Land Rover, which has decided not to pass on the new VAT increase that comes into effect in January 2011. The company and the dealers will jointly absorb the extra 2.5% on all Land Rover and Range Rover models, so that customers purchasing new vehicles will pay the old price.

This means that those taking out an auto loan will find that they do not have to budget for the extra cost and can keep their outgoings down a little. These days everyone is looking for a bargain and those who want a new car are no different.

Land Rover has attached a number of conditions to this agreement. It can only be applied to vehicles that are currently in stock and on orders that are placed before the 31st December. Delivery and registration of the vehicle can only be between the 4th January and 31st March. This is a good deal as a 2.5% increase can mean a hefty rise on the price of some vehicles which could put the cost of car finance up.

Those who want to take advantage of this deal will need to move quickly. Car finance needs to be arranged and the end of the year is rapidly approaching. Creditplus has a number of options for car finance – find out more today.

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