A loan with a Guaranteed Future Value2 agreement is like a regular loan with a balloon payment at the end of the term. The key difference is that Subaru Financial Services will guarantee the return value of the vehicle to ensure it covers the balloon repayment. This can result in greater benefits over a standard loan or paying cash for your vehicle.
As long as your vehicle has been well looked after, adheres to Fair Wear and Tear Guide and meets the agreed upon kilometre usage, you’ll know you won’t be out of pocket when trading your vehicle in to pay out the balloon payment. Contact a participating Subaru Financial Services retailer for full terms and conditions.
A loan with a Guaranteed Future Value2 agreement has several key benefits:
The choice is yours every step of the way:
At the end of your term, choose from three great options depending on your lifestyle and circumstances at the time. You can:
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Guaranteed Future Value (GFV) is a safety net in the form of a guaranteed minimum buy-back amount for your Subaru at the end of the loan term, as determined by Subaru Financial Services. When setting up your loan we set your final repayment to be in line with the GFV value. So, put simply the GFV value is either:
Subaru Financial Services analysts set the GFV based on several factors that influence the car market – such as new models, economic and consumer trends. This GFV also factors in your loan term and agreed End Odometer reading.
No. The GFV is a value that our team of analysts determine using data from a range of sources to determine values at a set point in time. This is a continuous process which accounts for new trends and economic fluctuations. The GFV amount set is not intended to be a definitive estimate of the market value of the vehicle at the end of the loan term.
The one thing you can control, is to maintain your vehicle well in line with our Fair Wear and Tear guidelines and to not exceed the agreed kilometres, in order to avoid additional fees and charges in the event you want to return or upgrade the vehicle.
If you intend to return or upgrade your Subaru at the end of the loan term, then yes, you do. But if you’re planning to retain the vehicle at the end of the loan term, then it’s entirely up to you, although, for safety purposes, we obviously always recommend that you keep your vehicle well maintained. We set guidelines to explain what we consider to be good condition in our Fair Wear and Tear booklet.
If you have chosen to return your vehicle and at the end of the loan term, and it doesn’t meet our Fair Wear and Tear Guidelines, we’ll give you the opportunity have the vehicle repaired at your cost, prior to the returning it to us. We can help you assess the condition of your vehicle so that you can carry out the necessary repairs. Otherwise, you can return the vehicle ‘as is’ and we will invoice you for the cost of repairs required to return the vehicle to a standard that is in line with our Fair Wear and Tear standards.
If you drive more than your End Odometer, an excess usage charge may apply. We will only invoice you for this if you choose to return your vehicle at the end of the agreement.
Assuming you are an approved Subaru Financial Services purchaser, GFV may be used to purchase any new Subaru vehicle.
Guaranteed Future Value (GFV) is a safety net in the form of a guaranteed minimum buy-back amount for your Subaru at the end of the loan term, as determined by Subaru Financial Services. When setting up your loan we set your final repayment to be in line with the GFV value. So, put simply the GFV value is either:
Subaru Financial Services analysts set the GFV based on several factors that influence the car market – such as new models, economic and consumer trends. This GFV also factors in your loan term and agreed End Odometer reading.
No. The GFV is a value that our team of analysts determine using data from a range of sources to determine values at a set point in time. This is a continuous process which accounts for new trends and economic fluctuations. The GFV amount set is not intended to be a definitive estimate of the market value of the vehicle at the end of the loan term.
The one thing you can control, is to maintain your vehicle well in line with our Fair Wear and Tear guidelines and to not exceed the agreed kilometres, in order to avoid additional fees and charges in the event you want to return or upgrade the vehicle.
If you intend to return or upgrade your Subaru at the end of the loan term, then yes, you do. But if you’re planning to retain the vehicle at the end of the loan term, then it’s entirely up to you, although, for safety purposes, we obviously always recommend that you keep your vehicle well maintained. We set guidelines to explain what we consider to be good condition in our Fair Wear and Tear booklet.
If you have chosen to return your vehicle and at the end of the loan term, and it doesn’t meet our Fair Wear and Tear Guidelines, we’ll give you the opportunity have the vehicle repaired at your cost, prior to the returning it to us. We can help you assess the condition of your vehicle so that you can carry out the necessary repairs. Otherwise, you can return the vehicle ‘as is’ and we will invoice you for the cost of repairs required to return the vehicle to a standard that is in line with our Fair Wear and Tear standards.
If you drive more than your End Odometer, an excess usage charge may apply. We will only invoice you for this if you choose to return your vehicle at the end of the agreement.
Assuming you are an approved Subaru Financial Services purchaser, GFV may be used to purchase any new Subaru vehicle.
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