Dale House Car Sales have a dedicated team of finance specialists ready to assist with your application.
Thanks to our strong partnerships with both high street banks and specialist motor finance providers, we’ve helped hundreds of customers find the right finance package to suit their budget.
With our experience, we can often secure finance even if your credit history isn’t perfect, making your next vehicle more accessible.
HP offers a simple path to car ownership with fixed monthly payments over 3 to 5 years. Once all payments — including any fees — are made, the car is yours.
While an initial deposit is usually required, some deals offer a zero deposit option. HP is perfect if you want to own the car outright and prefer predictable payments.
If you like switching cars often, HP may not be ideal, as you must settle the agreement first — either by paying off the balance or part exchanging the car.
Enjoy predictable costs with no surprises over the agreement term.
Own the vehicle outright once the final payment is made.
To switch vehicles early, you'll need to clear the remaining balance.
Start driving with little or no upfront payment, depending on the offer.
We believe everyone deserves the car they love — without the stress of upfront costs. Our tailored finance options make it easy and affordable to get behind the wheel. Whether you’re buying your first car or upgrading, we’ll help you find a payment plan that fits your budget.
Drive luxury without stretching your budget—pay comfortably over time.
Choose a plan that fits your lifestyle, not the other way around.
Get behind the wheel faster with quick and hassle-free approvals.
What you see is what you pay—no surprises, just transparency.
PCP is a flexible way to finance a used car, offering lower monthly payments by deferring a portion of the car’s value to the end of the agreement. At the end of your PCP term, you have three options:
PCP is ideal if you want lower monthly costs and the ability to switch cars regularly. However, if ownership is your goal, it may not be the best option since you don’t own the car until the final payment is made. Returning the car may also incur extra charges for excess mileage or damage.
