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About our Car Loans

Creditplus is a true service provider, fully regulated by the FSA (Financial Services Authority). This means that our aim is to make the arrangements of your car loan as easy and hassle free as possible.
Our flexible service options help you save money every step of the way! Available to customers throughout the UK excluding the Republic of Ireland.

STEP 1: Finding a Car Loan

Option 1
A Creditplus financial advisor searches 30+ car loan lenders to ensure you have the best rates available
Once you are happy with your car loan offer you can opt to download your documents online, to fax or post whichever suits you best.

STEP 2: Choosing your Car

Option 1
Choose a vehicle from our extensive online database of over 65,000 used cars for sale
Option 2
Find the car you want from an independent dealership and we negotiate on your behalf
Option 3
Find the car you want from an independent dealership and negotiate the price yourself
Option 4
Tell a Creditplus advisor the car you want, and they find it and negotiate the best price for you!

STEP 3: Delivering your Car

Option 1
When we supply your car it can be delivered to your work or home address
Option 2
You can collect your car from the dealership
Option 3
You can collect your car from Creditplus

Why choose Creditplus?

  • 94% of our customers recommend our car buying service
  • Instant online lending decision
  • Competitive low rate car loans from 7.9% APR
  • Download your documents online with your secure login
  • Apply today for our no obligation FREE service
  • 7 day customer promise
  • FSA (Financial Services Authority) regulated
  • If you cant find the car you want, in our database of over 65,000 cars for sale, you can ask a Creditplus advisor to find it for you
  • Your car delivered to your home or work address
  • Part exchange welcome

Car Loan options:

Vehicles Available:New cars for sale
Used cars for sale
Commercial Vehicles
Motorcycles
Car finance amount:£3k - £50k (subject to status)
Loan repayment terms:Up to 60 months
Required deposit:£0 (subject to status)

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