Aston Martin has selected Lloyds Banking Group as its retail finance provider for UK car sales.
The new partnership will operate under the name Aston Martin Financial Services, a registered trading name of Lloyds Banking Group’s motor finance business, Black Horse.
Through Aston Martin Financial Services, retail customers can access finance products such as Hire Purchase (HP), Lease Purchase (LP), and Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) to fund the purchase of new Aston Martin vehicles.
Aston Martin has selected Lloyds Banking Group as its retail finance provider for UK car sales.
The new partnership will operate under the name Aston Martin Financial Services, a registered trading name of Lloyds Banking Group’s motor finance business, Black Horse.
Through Aston Martin Financial Services, retail customers can access finance products such as Hire Purchase (HP), Lease Purchase (LP), and Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) to fund the purchase of new Aston Martin vehicles.
Both businesses said the collaboration will support the growth of Aston Martin’s portfolio which includes the new Vantage and the upgraded DBX707. The unveiling of Aston Martin’s latest next-generation flagship V12 sports car later in 2024 will complete the portfolio.
Nick Williams, managing director at Lloyds Banking Group Transport, said: “Aston Martin is an iconic British brand, and this new partnership allows us to bring our expertise together to help people achieve their dream of owning one of its high-performance sports cars. It also reinforces our commitment to help Britain prosper, supporting long-standing British businesses.”
Marco Mattiacci, global chief brand and commercial officer of Aston Martin, added: “As we continue a thrilling phase of new product introductions to the UK market, the formation of Aston Martin Financial Services with Lloyds Banking Group provides our valued customers with greater optionality for how to purchase their dream Aston Martin, in line with our commitment to providing a tailored, ultra-luxury experience.”
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