What are the three areas of motor finance?

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What are the three areas of motor finance?

In motor finance, you look at how a car is sourced, sold, and funded. The three areas that fit this model are the supplier (who provides the vehicle), the dealer (who sells the car and often arranges the finance), and the bank (which provides the credit to the buyer). This trio shows the path from production to sale and funding: the car comes from the supplier to the dealer, the dealer facilitates the sale and financing, and the bank supplies the money that the customer repays. Other choices include roles like the customer or an insurer or a county, which aren’t the core three-part structure used to describe how motor finance flows.

In motor finance, you look at how a car is sourced, sold, and funded. The three areas that fit this model are the supplier (who provides the vehicle), the dealer (who sells the car and often arranges the finance), and the bank (which provides the credit to the buyer). This trio shows the path from production to sale and funding: the car comes from the supplier to the dealer, the dealer facilitates the sale and financing, and the bank supplies the money that the customer repays. Other choices include roles like the customer or an insurer or a county, which aren’t the core three-part structure used to describe how motor finance flows.

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