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VW California 2.5 SE TDI

£399 per month PCP (4.9%APR)

VW California 2.5 SE TDI

Wouldn’t it be great if you could wrap up the cost of your holidays and your car into one monthly payment? You can with Volkswagen’s California camper van, which provides huge versatility and great family fun in a £399 per month package, at a tempting 4.9 per cent APR.

You will need a deposit of £9,848.74 to get your three-year finance deal rolling. There’s then the option to fork out a sizeable final payment of £19,566.90. However, the money buys an executive class camper that sleeps four, with an electric roof, fitted kitchen and surprisingly comfortable cruising ability over long distances.

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