Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 10)
Discussion
Blown2CV said:
Henry9875 said:
There seems to be a number of half decent deals or "interesting" cars around that are 2 Years. I'd typically do 3 years by preference.
Is taking a "good deal" of a 2 year lease just kicking the can down the road hoping things improve? And is there a particular reason manufacturers are doing shorter leases currently?
E.g.
https://www.leaseloco.com/car-leasing/bmw/x3-m/xdr...
2 Yrs
8k
i am heartened to see more cars like this edging into deals territory!Is taking a "good deal" of a 2 year lease just kicking the can down the road hoping things improve? And is there a particular reason manufacturers are doing shorter leases currently?
E.g.
https://www.leaseloco.com/car-leasing/bmw/x3-m/xdr...
2 Yrs
8k
Sheepshanks said:
ACCYSTAN said:
Hi,
So I delivered to a Honda dealer this week, tells me the best deals will be in June as that is the end of the next quarterly target.
Likewise has the same confirmed by a Suzuki dealership.
I dont think all manufacturers work on the same quarterly targets, but a decent number do.
That’s retail sales though - mainly likely to be PCP. So I delivered to a Honda dealer this week, tells me the best deals will be in June as that is the end of the next quarterly target.
Likewise has the same confirmed by a Suzuki dealership.
I dont think all manufacturers work on the same quarterly targets, but a decent number do.
The lease deals are still regarded as business deals and are often done through brokers - it’s not generally a quick enough turnaround to offer deals that have to registered that month, at least, not at any scale.
I doubt any of us care if it’s a pure lease or a PCP, it’s all about getting the best deal.
As per usual, blown comes in with his flippant comments and tries to p*ss everyone off, got form.
In reality no one really knows what will happen, it's all a guessing game based on various factors. We could have another war kick off which halts parts production somewhere and then it will be back to walking and cycling for everyone - wouldn't that be novel.
In reality no one really knows what will happen, it's all a guessing game based on various factors. We could have another war kick off which halts parts production somewhere and then it will be back to walking and cycling for everyone - wouldn't that be novel.
maccas99 said:
As per usual, blown comes in with his flippant comments and tries to p*ss everyone off, got form.
In reality no one really knows what will happen, it's all a guessing game based on various factors. We could have another war kick off which halts parts production somewhere and then it will be back to walking and cycling for everyone - wouldn't that be novel.
so when you say "nobody knows what will happen" you're agreeing with me then. In reality no one really knows what will happen, it's all a guessing game based on various factors. We could have another war kick off which halts parts production somewhere and then it will be back to walking and cycling for everyone - wouldn't that be novel.
Coming in and saying there will definitely be new amazing deals due to some bulls
t to do with the quarter and targets is the bullst being talked here.anyway thanks for remembering me, i have no idea who you are.
Blown2CV said:
so when you say "nobody knows what will happen" you're agreeing with me then.
Coming in and saying there will definitely be new amazing deals due to some bullst to do with the quarter and targets is the bullst being talked here.
anyway thanks for remembering me, i have no idea who you are.
You're such a blowhard. No-one is saying there will "definitely be new amazing deals", just that the new ZEV rules make it possible we will see some good deals fairly soon. Coming in and saying there will definitely be new amazing deals due to some bulls
t to do with the quarter and targets is the bullst being talked here.anyway thanks for remembering me, i have no idea who you are.
rich_miller7 said:
Lets just keep to posting leasing deals. I would say "good or great" leasing deals, but they are few these days.
Seems like unless you want a EV on a mega 12 month upfront, miniscule 5k mile, let's make the monthly sound good - deal, there's nothing much to talk about!
I've given up all hope of replacing my current leased diesel with another diesel early next year, looking at PHEV instead as I need something for 15/16k miles each year and EV isn't going to work and petrol only would mean a sizeable increase in fuel costs.
rich_miller7 said:
Fab deal if you want this beast.£783 for a 3/23/10k. Which is our personal go for.
Can’t see anyone beating this at the moment. Even contract cars haven’t got this posted at present which is unlike them.
I have seen drive the deal advertising base of this with £22k discount, so without proceeding further to a dealer, unsure what a monthly pcp equivalent would be.
Worth trying out though if anyone n market for one. As sometimes even Tony @TRL can’t beat these.
Edited by Luanmapo on Friday 10th May 10:30
Looks like a great deal for a big luxury wagon... Not sure if it's a mistake though as it jumps up with business selected..
BMW X740D MSport
9 + 24 / 8000m = 633pm
https://www.leaseloco.com/car-leasing/bmw/x7/xdriv...
BMW X740D MSport
9 + 24 / 8000m = 633pm
https://www.leaseloco.com/car-leasing/bmw/x7/xdriv...
Luanmapo said:
rich_miller7 said:
Fab deal if you want this beast.£783 for a 3/23/10k. Which is our personal go for.
Can’t see anyone beating this at the moment. Even contract cars haven’t got this posted at present which is unlike them.
I have seen drive the deal advertising base of this with £22k discount, so without proceeding further to a dealer, unsure what a monthly pcp equivalent would be.
Worth trying out though if anyone n market for one. As sometimes even Tony @TRL can’t beat these.
Edited by Luanmapo on Friday 10th May 10:30
rich_miller7 said:
Lets just keep to posting leasing deals. I would say "good or great" leasing deals, but they are few these days. Leasing is a bit of a lottery and unpredictable at the moment. As always, if you see a deal that works for you, jump on it...
this all started because someone said they could predict the future remember. All I said no you can't and was shot down for it. Anyway yes deals.
Blown2CV said:
this all started because someone said they could predict the future remember. All I said no you can't and was shot down for it.
Anyway yes deals.
It all started with your childish stereotypes, followed by your unsupported assertions, followed by your dogmatic replies. That's why you were shot down. But as you say, back to the deals... Anyway yes deals.
Scotia3k said:
Worth enquiring to see if this craziness is gonna hit the uk shores:
https://www.thedrive.com/news/polestar-2-lease-dea...
$400pm amortised for 27months, would be around £320 directly converted. Here's hoping.
Let's hope so! https://www.thedrive.com/news/polestar-2-lease-dea...
$400pm amortised for 27months, would be around £320 directly converted. Here's hoping.
There's some stock Polestar 2's on Tusker which are nicely priced at the moment. For example the single motor/standard range version with no options and free paint on a 30 month contract, 15,000 miles per year for me is coming out at £444 a month (effect on take home pay) which also includes tyres, maintenance, insurance etc.
EddieSteadyGo said:
Blown2CV said:
this all started because someone said they could predict the future remember. All I said no you can't and was shot down for it.
Anyway yes deals.
It all started with your childish stereotypes, followed by your unsupported assertions, followed by your dogmatic replies. That's why you were shot down. But as you say, back to the deals... Anyway yes deals.
I have never leased or financed a car previously but I spent £435 on diesel for business mileage last month so was considering leasing an electric car through my ltd company. Was considering a VW ID Buzz. I am a vet and have a home visit euthanasia service.
Any tips for a newbie? Are the price fluctuations predictable at all. Am I likely to have problems as the business hasn't completed first year yet?
Thanks
Any tips for a newbie? Are the price fluctuations predictable at all. Am I likely to have problems as the business hasn't completed first year yet?
Thanks
DunDunFather said:
Let's hope so!
There's some stock Polestar 2's on Tusker which are nicely priced at the moment. For example the single motor/standard range version with no options and free paint on a 30 month contract, 15,000 miles per year for me is coming out at £444 a month (effect on take home pay) which also includes tyres, maintenance, insurance etc.
Coming up at £935 for me for some reason. Monthly gross reduction is £1481. I wonder why such a massive gap.There's some stock Polestar 2's on Tusker which are nicely priced at the moment. For example the single motor/standard range version with no options and free paint on a 30 month contract, 15,000 miles per year for me is coming out at £444 a month (effect on take home pay) which also includes tyres, maintenance, insurance etc.
DunDunFather said:
Let's hope so!
There's some stock Polestar 2's on Tusker which are nicely priced at the moment. For example the single motor/standard range version with no options and free paint on a 30 month contract, 15,000 miles per year for me is coming out at £444 a month (effect on take home pay) which also includes tyres, maintenance, insurance etc.
I attended a Polestar test drive event recently and specifically chose to try this combo to understand what the "base" Polestar 2 is like. I was very impressed, although like a lot of modern cars it suffers with too firm a ride, even on the entry level 19" wheels. The only option on the car I drove (the grey one) was the Pilot pack to give active cruise and some other stuff, some useful, some not. There's some stock Polestar 2's on Tusker which are nicely priced at the moment. For example the single motor/standard range version with no options and free paint on a 30 month contract, 15,000 miles per year for me is coming out at £444 a month (effect on take home pay) which also includes tyres, maintenance, insurance etc.
Personally, I'd very happily drive one for £444 a month with maintenance and insurance etc.
Pistonheadsdicoverer said:
Coming up at £935 for me for some reason. Monthly gross reduction is £1481. I wonder why such a massive gap.
Weird, someone else on here said the same thing on another post I made for an iX2. THIS IS THE LINK I am looking at. My monthly gross reduction is £714 on this one. I'm finding with Tusker their "to order" cars are very expensive, but some of the stock ones that pop up are much better. They don't hang around for long though ...
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