Outright Purchase

Clearly own or borrowed funds need to be available in order to make outright purchases. The main advantage of this method is the freedom to act, when, with whom and what models/manufacturers.

There is no question about title and the assets are part of the organisation asset base and appear on the Balance Sheet. Very much favoured by financial institutions where cost of borrowing is low and a healthy asset base is part of their stock in trade. Not favoured by cash strapped service industries where return on investment (ROI) is considered a key measurement.

Other fleet purchase options:

Hire Purchase

Lease Purchase

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