Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 10)
Discussion
Pistonheadsdicoverer said:
Definitely not for everyone but. this is the cheapest non-Citroen AMI electric car deal I've seen for a while.
https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/carparison...
GWM ORA Ora 03 Hatchback 126kW Pure+ 48kWh 5dr Auto
35 monthly payments £159.00
Initial payment £1,729.80
(9 x monthly payments + £298.80 fees)
Vehicle value £31,940.00
Annual mileage 5,000
Total Lease Cost: £7,294.80 or £202.63 per month.
They were a lot cheaper a couple of months ago, and I still didn't go for one as insurance quotes were eye watering.https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/carparison...
GWM ORA Ora 03 Hatchback 126kW Pure+ 48kWh 5dr Auto
35 monthly payments £159.00
Initial payment £1,729.80
(9 x monthly payments + £298.80 fees)
Vehicle value £31,940.00
Annual mileage 5,000
Total Lease Cost: £7,294.80 or £202.63 per month.
Anyone after a business deal this seems really good to me for the 330e M Sport
2 years, 5k miles, 9 months up front - £258 ex VAT
Very quick and smart looking. Boot space suffers a bit from the battery but still
https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/v4b-ltd/bm...
2 years, 5k miles, 9 months up front - £258 ex VAT
Very quick and smart looking. Boot space suffers a bit from the battery but still
https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/v4b-ltd/bm...
User33678888 said:
Pistonheadsdicoverer said:
Definitely not for everyone but. this is the cheapest non-Citroen AMI electric car deal I've seen for a while.
https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/carparison...
GWM ORA Ora 03 Hatchback 126kW Pure+ 48kWh 5dr Auto
35 monthly payments £159.00
Initial payment £1,729.80
(9 x monthly payments + £298.80 fees)
Vehicle value £31,940.00
Annual mileage 5,000
Total Lease Cost: £7,294.80 or £202.63 per month.
They were a lot cheaper a couple of months ago, and I still didn't go for one as insurance quotes were eye watering.https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/carparison...
GWM ORA Ora 03 Hatchback 126kW Pure+ 48kWh 5dr Auto
35 monthly payments £159.00
Initial payment £1,729.80
(9 x monthly payments + £298.80 fees)
Vehicle value £31,940.00
Annual mileage 5,000
Total Lease Cost: £7,294.80 or £202.63 per month.
kasb107 said:
Anyone after a business deal this seems really good to me for the 330e M Sport
2 years, 5k miles, 9 months up front - £258 ex VAT
Very quick and smart looking. Boot space suffers a bit from the battery but still
https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/v4b-ltd/bm...
These are good to drive but don’t make sense after you take into account VAT + the 8% BIK for a sole trader.2 years, 5k miles, 9 months up front - £258 ex VAT
Very quick and smart looking. Boot space suffers a bit from the battery but still
https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/v4b-ltd/bm...
V 02 said:
kasb107 said:
Anyone after a business deal this seems really good to me for the 330e M Sport
2 years, 5k miles, 9 months up front - £258 ex VAT
Very quick and smart looking. Boot space suffers a bit from the battery but still
https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/v4b-ltd/bm...
These are good to drive but don’t make sense after you take into account VAT + the 8% BIK for a sole trader.2 years, 5k miles, 9 months up front - £258 ex VAT
Very quick and smart looking. Boot space suffers a bit from the battery but still
https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/v4b-ltd/bm...
soxboy said:
V 02 said:
kasb107 said:
Anyone after a business deal this seems really good to me for the 330e M Sport
2 years, 5k miles, 9 months up front - £258 ex VAT
Very quick and smart looking. Boot space suffers a bit from the battery but still
https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/v4b-ltd/bm...
These are good to drive but don’t make sense after you take into account VAT + the 8% BIK for a sole trader.2 years, 5k miles, 9 months up front - £258 ex VAT
Very quick and smart looking. Boot space suffers a bit from the battery but still
https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/v4b-ltd/bm...
rich_miller7 said:
Does anyone have much experience with Alfa Romeo's? Considering an Alfa Romeo Tonale, but unsure after reading reviews about Alfa's in general.
Owned a couple of 159's back in the early 2010....which were both good cars. Then leased a Giulia, followed by a PCP on a Stelvio, again both great cars. No reliability issues on either, other than the well known rubbish stock battery issue, which was replaced under warranty. Other than that, i had 5 years trouble free motoring between the two - only moved on due to EV Co. car BIK madness.
jellemr said:
Owned a couple of 159's back in the early 2010....which were both good cars.
Then leased a Giulia, followed by a PCP on a Stelvio, again both great cars. No reliability issues on either, other than the well known rubbish stock battery issue, which was replaced under warranty. Other than that, i had 5 years trouble free motoring between the two - only moved on due to EV Co. car BIK madness.
Thanks this is good to know!Then leased a Giulia, followed by a PCP on a Stelvio, again both great cars. No reliability issues on either, other than the well known rubbish stock battery issue, which was replaced under warranty. Other than that, i had 5 years trouble free motoring between the two - only moved on due to EV Co. car BIK madness.
Fastlane said:
We have sat in one but not driven it - it feels very premium inside. We both thought it was large though, especially vs our Kona, but we need more space. Interestingly, the Aryia fwd's boot is the same size as the new Kona at 466 litres, and only 50L bigger with the seats folded at 1350L. The Kona is not as wide, long or high and is 100kg lighter than the 63kWh Aryia. No wonder it is more efficient. The 87Kwh Aryia weighs over 2100kgs and I doubt will travel as far as the Kona 65kWh - hey ho, it is cheaper!
Do you have the contact details for Jonathan, the number you put up a few pages back is not being recognised, see what he has left and what current pricing looks like as can see the deal is still being advertised on the Xcite website.Never done a lease and my company have just added salary sacrifice scheme in the last week.
Tell me why I should not go with this deal:
£592 GROSS pay sacrificed to a £412 per month effect on take home pay for 10000 miles with no upfront payment ti get a:
NISSAN Ariya Advance SuV 87kWh battery in Gun Metallic
329 mile range (what should I expect?)
242 bhp (so longer range)
16.5p excess mileage over 10k miles
No upfront payment
Best leaseloco deal is £472 at the moment for same details.
Extras not normally in leaseloco deals:
All servicing and maintenance
Fully Comp Insurance for me and Mrs
Road Tax (RFL)
Replacement Tyres
Accident Mgt
Small car hire if off the road with an approved supplier.
Roadside Assistance
Insurance for early termination redundancy, resignation or change in circumstances.
What sort of cost will the electric be? Been told a £1k will get a 22kW charger, not sure what system this uses or £1k is too much.
I've done some man maths, my petrol alone is £3900 for my current car if I was to do 10000 miles, it would need £2k into tyres and maintenance soon. Tax and insurance is £1200 pa. The Insurance price would not change for 3 years.
Although I think I'd need to add £113 per month to keep my career average pension as is.
Is there anything I've overlooked? Do I pull the trigger now?
Tell me why I should not go with this deal:
£592 GROSS pay sacrificed to a £412 per month effect on take home pay for 10000 miles with no upfront payment ti get a:
NISSAN Ariya Advance SuV 87kWh battery in Gun Metallic
329 mile range (what should I expect?)
242 bhp (so longer range)
16.5p excess mileage over 10k miles
No upfront payment
Best leaseloco deal is £472 at the moment for same details.
Extras not normally in leaseloco deals:
All servicing and maintenance
Fully Comp Insurance for me and Mrs
Road Tax (RFL)
Replacement Tyres
Accident Mgt
Small car hire if off the road with an approved supplier.
Roadside Assistance
Insurance for early termination redundancy, resignation or change in circumstances.
What sort of cost will the electric be? Been told a £1k will get a 22kW charger, not sure what system this uses or £1k is too much.
I've done some man maths, my petrol alone is £3900 for my current car if I was to do 10000 miles, it would need £2k into tyres and maintenance soon. Tax and insurance is £1200 pa. The Insurance price would not change for 3 years.
Although I think I'd need to add £113 per month to keep my career average pension as is.
Is there anything I've overlooked? Do I pull the trigger now?
thepeoplespal said:
Never done a lease and my company have just added salary sacrifice scheme in the last week.
Tell me why I should not go with this deal:
£592 GROSS pay sacrificed to a £412 per month effect on take home pay for 10000 miles with no upfront payment ti get a:
NISSAN Ariya Advance SuV 87kWh battery in Gun Metallic
329 mile range (what should I expect?)
242 bhp (so longer range)
16.5p excess mileage over 10k miles
No upfront payment
Best leaseloco deal is £472 at the moment for same details.
Extras not normally in leaseloco deals:
All servicing and maintenance
Fully Comp Insurance for me and Mrs
Road Tax (RFL)
Replacement Tyres
Accident Mgt
Small car hire if off the road with an approved supplier.
Roadside Assistance
Insurance for early termination redundancy, resignation or change in circumstances.
What sort of cost will the electric be? Been told a £1k will get a 22kW charger, not sure what system this uses or £1k is too much.
I've done some man maths, my petrol alone is £3900 for my current car if I was to do 10000 miles, it would need £2k into tyres and maintenance soon. Tax and insurance is £1200 pa. The Insurance price would not change for 3 years.
Although I think I'd need to add £113 per month to keep my career average pension as is.
Is there anything I've overlooked? Do I pull the trigger now?
Seems like you will have some good savings if your insurance is that much typically. What car do you have now if it’s costing that much in fuel, or is that the cost at more than 10k miles? I do 12k miles a year and it costs around £2300, I do consider my vehicle pretty bad on fuel coming from a diesel which could get double the MPG at times. Tell me why I should not go with this deal:
£592 GROSS pay sacrificed to a £412 per month effect on take home pay for 10000 miles with no upfront payment ti get a:
NISSAN Ariya Advance SuV 87kWh battery in Gun Metallic
329 mile range (what should I expect?)
242 bhp (so longer range)
16.5p excess mileage over 10k miles
No upfront payment
Best leaseloco deal is £472 at the moment for same details.
Extras not normally in leaseloco deals:
All servicing and maintenance
Fully Comp Insurance for me and Mrs
Road Tax (RFL)
Replacement Tyres
Accident Mgt
Small car hire if off the road with an approved supplier.
Roadside Assistance
Insurance for early termination redundancy, resignation or change in circumstances.
What sort of cost will the electric be? Been told a £1k will get a 22kW charger, not sure what system this uses or £1k is too much.
I've done some man maths, my petrol alone is £3900 for my current car if I was to do 10000 miles, it would need £2k into tyres and maintenance soon. Tax and insurance is £1200 pa. The Insurance price would not change for 3 years.
Although I think I'd need to add £113 per month to keep my career average pension as is.
Is there anything I've overlooked? Do I pull the trigger now?
I was considering the Alfa Romeo Tonale 1.5 MHEV Ti 5dr Auto, but these are stock vehicles which need to be delivered within the next 4-6 weeks which is no good for me.
Leasing Options are offering the following:
23 Monthly Payments: £240.95
Initial Payment: £2,891.40
Processing fees: £299.99
Term: 24 months
Annual Mileage: 5000
Total Cost of Lease: £8,733.24
Average Monthly Cost: £363.89
Leasing Options are offering the following:
23 Monthly Payments: £240.95
Initial Payment: £2,891.40
Processing fees: £299.99
Term: 24 months
Annual Mileage: 5000
Total Cost of Lease: £8,733.24
Average Monthly Cost: £363.89
thepeoplespal said:
Never done a lease and my company have just added salary sacrifice scheme in the last week.
Tell me why I should not go with this deal:
£592 GROSS pay sacrificed to a £412 per month effect on take home pay for 10000 miles with no upfront payment ti get a:
NISSAN Ariya Advance SuV 87kWh battery in Gun Metallic
329 mile range (what should I expect?)
242 bhp (so longer range)
16.5p excess mileage over 10k miles
No upfront payment
Best leaseloco deal is £472 at the moment for same details.
Extras not normally in leaseloco deals:
All servicing and maintenance
Fully Comp Insurance for me and Mrs
Road Tax (RFL)
Replacement Tyres
Accident Mgt
Small car hire if off the road with an approved supplier.
Roadside Assistance
Insurance for early termination redundancy, resignation or change in circumstances.
What sort of cost will the electric be? Been told a £1k will get a 22kW charger, not sure what system this uses or £1k is too much.
I've done some man maths, my petrol alone is £3900 for my current car if I was to do 10000 miles, it would need £2k into tyres and maintenance soon. Tax and insurance is £1200 pa. The Insurance price would not change for 3 years.
Although I think I'd need to add £113 per month to keep my career average pension as is.
Is there anything I've overlooked? Do I pull the trigger now?
329mile range is probably more like 200-250 miles real world.Tell me why I should not go with this deal:
£592 GROSS pay sacrificed to a £412 per month effect on take home pay for 10000 miles with no upfront payment ti get a:
NISSAN Ariya Advance SuV 87kWh battery in Gun Metallic
329 mile range (what should I expect?)
242 bhp (so longer range)
16.5p excess mileage over 10k miles
No upfront payment
Best leaseloco deal is £472 at the moment for same details.
Extras not normally in leaseloco deals:
All servicing and maintenance
Fully Comp Insurance for me and Mrs
Road Tax (RFL)
Replacement Tyres
Accident Mgt
Small car hire if off the road with an approved supplier.
Roadside Assistance
Insurance for early termination redundancy, resignation or change in circumstances.
What sort of cost will the electric be? Been told a £1k will get a 22kW charger, not sure what system this uses or £1k is too much.
I've done some man maths, my petrol alone is £3900 for my current car if I was to do 10000 miles, it would need £2k into tyres and maintenance soon. Tax and insurance is £1200 pa. The Insurance price would not change for 3 years.
Although I think I'd need to add £113 per month to keep my career average pension as is.
Is there anything I've overlooked? Do I pull the trigger now?
In terms of charger and electricity costs, you'll be saving a fortune.
If you're having a charger installed at home, the highest rating you'll get is 7KW (or 11KW if you happen to have a three-phase supply - industrial only usually). Chargers are anywhere between £500-1000 depending on the type.
Electricity costs depends on your tariff. If you can get on an EV tariff you'll get it for 7-9p/kwh depending on who you go with. Works out to around £250 to do your 10k miles (250miles to a charge, £6 per charge on a 7.5p/kwh tariff).
You'll save more than £3,500 a year in fuel alone. You're probably looking at saving £5k a year just in running costs, never mind the mentioned tyres and servicing.
Providing an EV would work for you. Your daily mileage etc. It works for me and it works for a lot of people, but depends on your circumstaces as to whether it will work for you.
Edited by T_S_M on Thursday 18th April 16:00
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