Got a question about Mitsubishi car finance?

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions we get from customers about car finance. Whether you’re just getting started or need help understanding your agreement, we aim to give clear, honest, and straightforward answers. Our goal is to make car finance as simple.

Can I finance a used Mitsubishi?

Yes, you can apply for Mitsubishi car finance with AutoMoney Trust. 

There are several types of used Mitsubishi to consider. The ASX and Eclipse Cross offer SUV practicality, while the larger Outlander provides more space and is commonly available as a plug-in hybrid on the used market. The L200 is a pickup designed with work, towing and load carrying in mind, while the Space Star offers a smaller hatchback alternative. 

You don't need to have found your Mitsubishi before starting an application. You can check your eligibility first and, if you are approved, choose an eligible vehicle afterwards. 

Any finance offered will depend on your individual circumstances, affordability and whether the Mitsubishi you choose meets our vehicle and lending criteria. You can use the finance calculator to estimate example monthly payments before applying. 

People also asked

Hire Purchase vs PCP

Key differences between Hire Purchase and PCP

The main difference is that with Hire Purchase (HP) you own the vehicle at the end of the agreement, whereas Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) includes an optional final balloon payment if you want to keep the car. 

With Hire Purchase, you repay the full value of the vehicle through fixed monthly payments and become the owner once all payments and any option to purchase fee have been paid.

With PCP, monthly payments are usually lower because you are paying towards only part of the vehicle's value. At the end of the agreement, you can pay the balloon payment also known as a final payment) to keep the vehicle, return it, or choose another available option. 

One of the main differences between HP and PCP finance is how ownership and mileage work. PCP agreements often include annual mileage limits and potential charges if the vehicle exceeds the agreed mileage or is returned with damage outside normal wear and tear. Hire purchase does not usually have mileage restrictions, making it a popular option for drivers who want flexibility and the certainty of owning the vehicle at the end of the agreement. 

AutoMoney Trust offers hire purchase car finance only, providing customers buying used cars a straightforward agreement, fixed monthly payments, and the reassurance that they can own their vehicle once the agreement is completed. 

Does AutoMoney Trust charge any fees?

Fees that may apply to your agreement

Yes, an AutoMoney Trust hire purchase agreement includes a £199 admin fee as well as a £10 option to purchase fee, which is paid alongside your final monthly payment if you decide to keep the vehicle at the end of your agreement. This fee allows ownership of the car to transfer to you once all payments have been completed. 

All applicable fees are clearly explained in your car finance agreement, so you can understand the costs involved before entering into a hire purchase agreement. 

Additional charges may apply if payments are missed, including reminder letter fees or default interest. These charges are designed to cover the costs associated with managing missed payments and are detailed in our arrears fees and default interest schedule. 

Unlike some finance providers, AutoMoney Trust does not charge early repayment fees if you choose to settle your agreement ahead of schedule. If you are considering paying off your car finance early, you can contact us to discuss your options and understand any settlement figure that may apply. 

Do I need comprehensive insurance on a financed car?

Why comprehensive cover may be required

Yes, if you finance your car with AutoMoney Trust, you'll need to maintain fully comprehensive insurance for the entire duration of your hire purchase agreement. This is because the vehicle remains the property of AutoMoney Trust until you've made your final repayment and ownership transfers to you.

Comprehensive car insurance provides protection against a range of situations, including accidental damage, theft, fire and third-party claims. Keeping the vehicle insured for the full duration of your agreement helps protect both you and the lender by ensuring the car remains covered throughout the finance term. 

When budgeting for a financed car, it is important to consider insurance as part of your overall running costs. Fully comprehensive cover is often more expensive than third party or third party fire and theft insurance, so make sure you include this alongside your monthly finance payments, fuel, servicing, and other vehicle expenses. 

Some drivers also consider GAP insurance, which can help cover the difference between your insurer's settlement value if the vehicle is written off and the remaining balance on your car finance agreement when the outstanding balance may be higher than the vehicle's market value. 

Are there fees for paying off my car finance early?

What to check before settling early

No, AutoMoney Trust does not charge early repayment fees on its hire purchase finance agreements, meaning you can complete your car finance settlement without paying additional penalty charges.

Whether you want to pay off your finance early, reduce your monthly commitments or sell your vehicle, settling your agreement ahead of schedule can provide greater financial flexibility and may reduce the overall cost of borrowing. To better understand how interest affects the total amount you repay, read our guide on what APR means in car finance.

If you're considering early settlement on car finance, you may be entitled to an interest rebate. Under the Consumer Credit Act 1974, customers who repay their hire purchase agreement early generally do not pay all of the interest that would have been charged over the remaining term. This reduces the total amount payable compared with continuing your monthly repayments until the end of the agreement.

If you would like to arrange a car finance settlement, you can request a settlement figure from AutoMoney Trust. This shows the total amount required to repay your finance agreement in full, taking into account any applicable interest rebate. Your settlement figure is valid for 28 days, giving you time to review the amount and decide whether early settlement is right for you.

Settlement policies can vary between lenders. While AutoMoney Trust does not charge early repayment fees, some providers may apply early settlement charges or calculate interest rebates differently. Before choosing to pay off your car finance early, always check the terms of your agreement and understand how your settlement amount has been calculated.

If you are considering a car finance settlement because you want to sell a financed car or part exchange your vehicle, our guide on Selling a Financed Car explains the process, what happens with outstanding finance, and the options available.

Which used Mitsubishi model is best to finance?

The best used Mitsubishi to finance depends on what you need the vehicle to do, as the range includes small hatchbacks, SUVs, plug-in hybrids and work focused pickups. 

The Mitsubishi Space Star may suit drivers looking for a small and straightforward car for commuting, city driving and everyday journeys. 

If you want a higher driving position without choosing a particularly large SUV, the Mitsubishi ASX provides compact SUV practicality. The Eclipse Cross is another SUV option but has more distinculve, coupe-inspired styling. 

For drivers who need more passengers and luggage space, the Mitsubishi Outlander is the larger family-focused option. Plug-in hybrid Outlanders are also widely available on the used market, which may appeal if you want an SUV with the ability to complete some journeys using electric power. 

The Mitsubishi L200 serves a very different purpose. As a pickup, it's better suited to drivers who need load-carrying, towing or work-related capability rather than simply additional passenger space. 

When considering Mitsubishi car finance, think about you'll actually need from the vehicle. A SPace Star, Outlander and L200 serve very different purposes, so narroing down the right type of Mitsubishi first can make it easier to find a suitable used example within your budget. 

People also asked

Hire Purchase vs PCP

Key differences between Hire Purchase and PCP

The main difference is that with Hire Purchase (HP) you own the vehicle at the end of the agreement, whereas Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) includes an optional final balloon payment if you want to keep the car. 

With Hire Purchase, you repay the full value of the vehicle through fixed monthly payments and become the owner once all payments and any option to purchase fee have been paid.

With PCP, monthly payments are usually lower because you are paying towards only part of the vehicle's value. At the end of the agreement, you can pay the balloon payment also known as a final payment) to keep the vehicle, return it, or choose another available option. 

One of the main differences between HP and PCP finance is how ownership and mileage work. PCP agreements often include annual mileage limits and potential charges if the vehicle exceeds the agreed mileage or is returned with damage outside normal wear and tear. Hire purchase does not usually have mileage restrictions, making it a popular option for drivers who want flexibility and the certainty of owning the vehicle at the end of the agreement. 

AutoMoney Trust offers hire purchase car finance only, providing customers buying used cars a straightforward agreement, fixed monthly payments, and the reassurance that they can own their vehicle once the agreement is completed. 

Does AutoMoney Trust charge any fees?

Fees that may apply to your agreement

Yes, an AutoMoney Trust hire purchase agreement includes a £199 admin fee as well as a £10 option to purchase fee, which is paid alongside your final monthly payment if you decide to keep the vehicle at the end of your agreement. This fee allows ownership of the car to transfer to you once all payments have been completed. 

All applicable fees are clearly explained in your car finance agreement, so you can understand the costs involved before entering into a hire purchase agreement. 

Additional charges may apply if payments are missed, including reminder letter fees or default interest. These charges are designed to cover the costs associated with managing missed payments and are detailed in our arrears fees and default interest schedule. 

Unlike some finance providers, AutoMoney Trust does not charge early repayment fees if you choose to settle your agreement ahead of schedule. If you are considering paying off your car finance early, you can contact us to discuss your options and understand any settlement figure that may apply. 

Do I need comprehensive insurance on a financed car?

Why comprehensive cover may be required

Yes, if you finance your car with AutoMoney Trust, you'll need to maintain fully comprehensive insurance for the entire duration of your hire purchase agreement. This is because the vehicle remains the property of AutoMoney Trust until you've made your final repayment and ownership transfers to you.

Comprehensive car insurance provides protection against a range of situations, including accidental damage, theft, fire and third-party claims. Keeping the vehicle insured for the full duration of your agreement helps protect both you and the lender by ensuring the car remains covered throughout the finance term. 

When budgeting for a financed car, it is important to consider insurance as part of your overall running costs. Fully comprehensive cover is often more expensive than third party or third party fire and theft insurance, so make sure you include this alongside your monthly finance payments, fuel, servicing, and other vehicle expenses. 

Some drivers also consider GAP insurance, which can help cover the difference between your insurer's settlement value if the vehicle is written off and the remaining balance on your car finance agreement when the outstanding balance may be higher than the vehicle's market value. 

Are there fees for paying off my car finance early?

What to check before settling early

No, AutoMoney Trust does not charge early repayment fees on its hire purchase finance agreements, meaning you can complete your car finance settlement without paying additional penalty charges.

Whether you want to pay off your finance early, reduce your monthly commitments or sell your vehicle, settling your agreement ahead of schedule can provide greater financial flexibility and may reduce the overall cost of borrowing. To better understand how interest affects the total amount you repay, read our guide on what APR means in car finance.

If you're considering early settlement on car finance, you may be entitled to an interest rebate. Under the Consumer Credit Act 1974, customers who repay their hire purchase agreement early generally do not pay all of the interest that would have been charged over the remaining term. This reduces the total amount payable compared with continuing your monthly repayments until the end of the agreement.

If you would like to arrange a car finance settlement, you can request a settlement figure from AutoMoney Trust. This shows the total amount required to repay your finance agreement in full, taking into account any applicable interest rebate. Your settlement figure is valid for 28 days, giving you time to review the amount and decide whether early settlement is right for you.

Settlement policies can vary between lenders. While AutoMoney Trust does not charge early repayment fees, some providers may apply early settlement charges or calculate interest rebates differently. Before choosing to pay off your car finance early, always check the terms of your agreement and understand how your settlement amount has been calculated.

If you are considering a car finance settlement because you want to sell a financed car or part exchange your vehicle, our guide on Selling a Financed Car explains the process, what happens with outstanding finance, and the options available.

Are Mitsubishis expensive to run?

Mitsubishi running costs can vary considerably because its used range includes everything from small hatchbacks to SUVs, plug-in hybrids and pickups. 

The Mitsubishi Space Star has relatively low running-cost potential, while larger vehicles such as the Outlander PHEV, how often you charge the battery and the types of journeys you make can also influence how economical it is to use. Drivers who can regularly charge and make shorter journeys may be able to make greater use of its electric capability. 

The Mitsubishi L200 has different considerations again. As a pickup designed for load carrying and towing, fuel use and replacement items such as tyres can be more expensive than on a smaller Mitsubishi. A vehicle that has previously been used heavily for work or towing may also require more maintenance as it gets older. 

Age and condition can have a significant effect on costs too. Mitsubishi is known for practical, durable vehicles, but a lower used purchase price does not necessarily mean low ownership costs if maintenance or repairs are required. 

If you're considering Mitsubishi car finance, think about how you'll actually use the particular model. A Space Star used for commuting, an Outlander PHEV regularly charged at home and an L200 used for towing will all have very different running-cost profiles. 

People also asked

Hire Purchase vs PCP

Key differences between Hire Purchase and PCP

The main difference is that with Hire Purchase (HP) you own the vehicle at the end of the agreement, whereas Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) includes an optional final balloon payment if you want to keep the car. 

With Hire Purchase, you repay the full value of the vehicle through fixed monthly payments and become the owner once all payments and any option to purchase fee have been paid.

With PCP, monthly payments are usually lower because you are paying towards only part of the vehicle's value. At the end of the agreement, you can pay the balloon payment also known as a final payment) to keep the vehicle, return it, or choose another available option. 

One of the main differences between HP and PCP finance is how ownership and mileage work. PCP agreements often include annual mileage limits and potential charges if the vehicle exceeds the agreed mileage or is returned with damage outside normal wear and tear. Hire purchase does not usually have mileage restrictions, making it a popular option for drivers who want flexibility and the certainty of owning the vehicle at the end of the agreement. 

AutoMoney Trust offers hire purchase car finance only, providing customers buying used cars a straightforward agreement, fixed monthly payments, and the reassurance that they can own their vehicle once the agreement is completed. 

Does AutoMoney Trust charge any fees?

Fees that may apply to your agreement

Yes, an AutoMoney Trust hire purchase agreement includes a £199 admin fee as well as a £10 option to purchase fee, which is paid alongside your final monthly payment if you decide to keep the vehicle at the end of your agreement. This fee allows ownership of the car to transfer to you once all payments have been completed. 

All applicable fees are clearly explained in your car finance agreement, so you can understand the costs involved before entering into a hire purchase agreement. 

Additional charges may apply if payments are missed, including reminder letter fees or default interest. These charges are designed to cover the costs associated with managing missed payments and are detailed in our arrears fees and default interest schedule. 

Unlike some finance providers, AutoMoney Trust does not charge early repayment fees if you choose to settle your agreement ahead of schedule. If you are considering paying off your car finance early, you can contact us to discuss your options and understand any settlement figure that may apply. 

Do I need comprehensive insurance on a financed car?

Why comprehensive cover may be required

Yes, if you finance your car with AutoMoney Trust, you'll need to maintain fully comprehensive insurance for the entire duration of your hire purchase agreement. This is because the vehicle remains the property of AutoMoney Trust until you've made your final repayment and ownership transfers to you.

Comprehensive car insurance provides protection against a range of situations, including accidental damage, theft, fire and third-party claims. Keeping the vehicle insured for the full duration of your agreement helps protect both you and the lender by ensuring the car remains covered throughout the finance term. 

When budgeting for a financed car, it is important to consider insurance as part of your overall running costs. Fully comprehensive cover is often more expensive than third party or third party fire and theft insurance, so make sure you include this alongside your monthly finance payments, fuel, servicing, and other vehicle expenses. 

Some drivers also consider GAP insurance, which can help cover the difference between your insurer's settlement value if the vehicle is written off and the remaining balance on your car finance agreement when the outstanding balance may be higher than the vehicle's market value. 

Are there fees for paying off my car finance early?

What to check before settling early

No, AutoMoney Trust does not charge early repayment fees on its hire purchase finance agreements, meaning you can complete your car finance settlement without paying additional penalty charges.

Whether you want to pay off your finance early, reduce your monthly commitments or sell your vehicle, settling your agreement ahead of schedule can provide greater financial flexibility and may reduce the overall cost of borrowing. To better understand how interest affects the total amount you repay, read our guide on what APR means in car finance.

If you're considering early settlement on car finance, you may be entitled to an interest rebate. Under the Consumer Credit Act 1974, customers who repay their hire purchase agreement early generally do not pay all of the interest that would have been charged over the remaining term. This reduces the total amount payable compared with continuing your monthly repayments until the end of the agreement.

If you would like to arrange a car finance settlement, you can request a settlement figure from AutoMoney Trust. This shows the total amount required to repay your finance agreement in full, taking into account any applicable interest rebate. Your settlement figure is valid for 28 days, giving you time to review the amount and decide whether early settlement is right for you.

Settlement policies can vary between lenders. While AutoMoney Trust does not charge early repayment fees, some providers may apply early settlement charges or calculate interest rebates differently. Before choosing to pay off your car finance early, always check the terms of your agreement and understand how your settlement amount has been calculated.

If you are considering a car finance settlement because you want to sell a financed car or part exchange your vehicle, our guide on Selling a Financed Car explains the process, what happens with outstanding finance, and the options available.

What should I check before financing a used Mitsubishi?

Yes, you can apply for Nissan car finance with AutoMoney Trust. 

The used Nissan range offers plenty of choice, from the compact Micra and distinctive Juke to family- focused models such as Qashqai and X-Trail. If you're considering an electric car, the Nissan Leaf is also widely available on the used market. 

You don't need need to have found your Nissan before starting an application. You can check your eligibility first and, in your application is approved, choose a suitable Nissan afterwards. 

Any finance offered will depend on your individual circumstances and affordability, as well as whether the Nissan you choose meets our vehicle and lending criteria. You can use our car finance calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments. 

People also asked

Hire Purchase vs PCP

Key differences between Hire Purchase and PCP

The main difference is that with Hire Purchase (HP) you own the vehicle at the end of the agreement, whereas Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) includes an optional final balloon payment if you want to keep the car. 

With Hire Purchase, you repay the full value of the vehicle through fixed monthly payments and become the owner once all payments and any option to purchase fee have been paid.

With PCP, monthly payments are usually lower because you are paying towards only part of the vehicle's value. At the end of the agreement, you can pay the balloon payment also known as a final payment) to keep the vehicle, return it, or choose another available option. 

One of the main differences between HP and PCP finance is how ownership and mileage work. PCP agreements often include annual mileage limits and potential charges if the vehicle exceeds the agreed mileage or is returned with damage outside normal wear and tear. Hire purchase does not usually have mileage restrictions, making it a popular option for drivers who want flexibility and the certainty of owning the vehicle at the end of the agreement. 

AutoMoney Trust offers hire purchase car finance only, providing customers buying used cars a straightforward agreement, fixed monthly payments, and the reassurance that they can own their vehicle once the agreement is completed. 

Does AutoMoney Trust charge any fees?

Fees that may apply to your agreement

Yes, an AutoMoney Trust hire purchase agreement includes a £199 admin fee as well as a £10 option to purchase fee, which is paid alongside your final monthly payment if you decide to keep the vehicle at the end of your agreement. This fee allows ownership of the car to transfer to you once all payments have been completed. 

All applicable fees are clearly explained in your car finance agreement, so you can understand the costs involved before entering into a hire purchase agreement. 

Additional charges may apply if payments are missed, including reminder letter fees or default interest. These charges are designed to cover the costs associated with managing missed payments and are detailed in our arrears fees and default interest schedule. 

Unlike some finance providers, AutoMoney Trust does not charge early repayment fees if you choose to settle your agreement ahead of schedule. If you are considering paying off your car finance early, you can contact us to discuss your options and understand any settlement figure that may apply. 

Do I need comprehensive insurance on a financed car?

Why comprehensive cover may be required

Yes, if you finance your car with AutoMoney Trust, you'll need to maintain fully comprehensive insurance for the entire duration of your hire purchase agreement. This is because the vehicle remains the property of AutoMoney Trust until you've made your final repayment and ownership transfers to you.

Comprehensive car insurance provides protection against a range of situations, including accidental damage, theft, fire and third-party claims. Keeping the vehicle insured for the full duration of your agreement helps protect both you and the lender by ensuring the car remains covered throughout the finance term. 

When budgeting for a financed car, it is important to consider insurance as part of your overall running costs. Fully comprehensive cover is often more expensive than third party or third party fire and theft insurance, so make sure you include this alongside your monthly finance payments, fuel, servicing, and other vehicle expenses. 

Some drivers also consider GAP insurance, which can help cover the difference between your insurer's settlement value if the vehicle is written off and the remaining balance on your car finance agreement when the outstanding balance may be higher than the vehicle's market value. 

Are there fees for paying off my car finance early?

What to check before settling early

No, AutoMoney Trust does not charge early repayment fees on its hire purchase finance agreements, meaning you can complete your car finance settlement without paying additional penalty charges.

Whether you want to pay off your finance early, reduce your monthly commitments or sell your vehicle, settling your agreement ahead of schedule can provide greater financial flexibility and may reduce the overall cost of borrowing. To better understand how interest affects the total amount you repay, read our guide on what APR means in car finance.

If you're considering early settlement on car finance, you may be entitled to an interest rebate. Under the Consumer Credit Act 1974, customers who repay their hire purchase agreement early generally do not pay all of the interest that would have been charged over the remaining term. This reduces the total amount payable compared with continuing your monthly repayments until the end of the agreement.

If you would like to arrange a car finance settlement, you can request a settlement figure from AutoMoney Trust. This shows the total amount required to repay your finance agreement in full, taking into account any applicable interest rebate. Your settlement figure is valid for 28 days, giving you time to review the amount and decide whether early settlement is right for you.

Settlement policies can vary between lenders. While AutoMoney Trust does not charge early repayment fees, some providers may apply early settlement charges or calculate interest rebates differently. Before choosing to pay off your car finance early, always check the terms of your agreement and understand how your settlement amount has been calculated.

If you are considering a car finance settlement because you want to sell a financed car or part exchange your vehicle, our guide on Selling a Financed Car explains the process, what happens with outstanding finance, and the options available.