Best lease car deals available?

[bigweb]

Streetrod said:

HI Guys, yes its a new car, the 34 miles on the clock I did on the test drive this morning. My dealer has a deal on for the next few days with discounts on current new registered stock. So the list price has a decent discount even before we start talking deals.

Check those figures carefully and I would also suggest that you get the Auto. The Auto box makes this a great car.

[Streetrod]

bigweb said:

Streetrod said:

HI Guys, yes its a new car, the 34 miles on the clock I did on the test drive this morning. My dealer has a deal on for the next few days with discounts on current new registered stock. So the list price has a decent discount even before we start talking deals.

Check those figures carefully and I would also suggest that you get the Auto. The Auto box makes this a great car.

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I have a written quote valid untill the end of the weekend. The car was manual, what advantages does the auto bring

[gaz1234]

Avoid the m cars, they blow up.

[Hitch78]

Streetrod said:

I have a written quote valid untill the end of the weekend. The car was manual, what advantages does the auto bring

They change gear by themselves.

[Fox-]

Streetrod said:

HI Guys, yes its a new car, the 34 miles on the clock I did on the test drive this morning. My dealer has a deal on for the next few days with discounts on current new registered stock. So the list price has a decent discount even before we start talking deals.

With 34 miles on it and already registered it is not a new car and you will be the second keeper. This doesn't stop it being a great deal, IMHO this is a good way to buy a car, but just be aware when making comparisons - thats why it's cheaper than you'd expect for a new car.

[hornetrider]

Hitch78 said:

Streetrod said:

I have a written quote valid untill the end of the weekend. The car was manual, what advantages does the auto bring

They change gear by themselves.

[vescaegg]

Hitch78 said:

Streetrod said:

I have a written quote valid untill the end of the weekend. The car was manual, what advantages does the auto bring

They change gear by themselves.

[Emeye]

tim0409 said:

Emeye said:

This is a crazy amount of car for the money IMO.

http://www.clvr.org.uk/personal-lease-cars/skoda/o...

The ultimate all weather family/business workhorse?

Same I'm not in the position to sign up for a lease as I'm in the process of looking to move house.

5k pa mileage allowance is pretty poor though - I wonder what the price is for a more realistic allowance (or the excess)?

Not that much I don't think, there were some mileage options on another lease company website but I can't find them now. If it is the usual VW Finance 7.2p inc VAT per mile, another 10,000 miles over the term is only £720 over 2 years. Split over 24 months, £30 a month.

So not for everyone, but I like the flexibility of lower mileage lease deals with a reasonable excess charge.

[Rickeh]

Does anyone know what happens if your lease company goes out of business?

Wouldn't want to be a month into a lease and have an administrator say they want the car back after paying a big upfront payment.

[Chipmunk1]

Does anyone know of any good deals on the new AMG bluetec c class saloon, petrol or diesel not minded

[soxboy]

Rickeh said:

Does anyone know what happens if your lease company goes out of business?

Wouldn't want to be a month into a lease and have an administrator say they want the car back after paying a big upfront payment.

Your contract is with the finance co rather than the broker, so unlikely to happen. The broker is just an introducer.

[TheJelley]

Emeye said:

tim0409 said:

Emeye said:

This is a crazy amount of car for the money IMO.

http://www.clvr.org.uk/personal-lease-cars/skoda/o...

The ultimate all weather family/business workhorse?

Same I'm not in the position to sign up for a lease as I'm in the process of looking to move house.

5k pa mileage allowance is pretty poor though - I wonder what the price is for a more realistic allowance (or the excess)?

Not that much I don't think, there were some mileage options on another lease company website but I can't find them now. If it is the usual VW Finance 7.2p inc VAT per mile, another 10,000 miles over the term is only £720 over 2 years. Split over 24 months, £30 a month.

So not for everyone, but I like the flexibility of lower mileage lease deals with a reasonable excess charge.

Got a quote for 10k per year, 6+23 at £196 inc VAT. Excess is 10p per mile so works out £300 cheaper over the life to take 5k per year and the rest in excess mileage.

(12k per year was £15 per month more)

Is the excess mileage paid at the end? Would definitely be better to do it that way round if so.

[Unlight]

Tempted by the Scout deal.

Anyone know of any deals on the Octavia VRS estates?

[Amateurish]

Unlight said:

Tempted by the Scout deal.

Anyone know of any deals on the Octavia VRS estates?

Best I've found:

http://www.jetvehiclefinance.co.uk/Search/ViewVehi...

THIS OFFER £164.78 PER MONTH (EX VAT)24 Month Lease 10000 Miles per Annum Initial Payment of £1,483.05 (EX VAT)

[BrabusMog]

Amateurish said:

Unlight said:

Tempted by the Scout deal.

Anyone know of any deals on the Octavia VRS estates?

Best I've found:

http://www.jetvehiclefinance.co.uk/Search/ViewVehi...

THIS OFFER £164.78 PER MONTH (EX VAT)24 Month Lease 10000 Miles per Annum Initial Payment of £1,483.05 (EX VAT)

So that works out at £271 pcm all in. No nav, leather or electric seats... I'm sure that will bump up the price.

Edited by BrabusMog on Wednesday 4th February 13:52

[Otispunkmeyer]

RYH64E said:

Streetrod said:

Is this a good deal???

BMW 420d M Sport Coupe
15000 miles per year
48 months
Deposit £4000
£253.22 per month
4.9% APR
Optional Final Rental £12,128.50

I could lower the deposit as I can pay up to £300 per month

4 years is a very long time to commit to the same car.

It is, but then I have had my current (fully paid for) car for 5 years now and my shed of a volvo I will have had for nearly a year despite only getting it as a temporary 2-3 month thing. I haven't had time to get bored of either yet. Time flies...

[Emeye]

TheJelley said:

Got a quote for 10k per year, 6+23 at £196 inc VAT. Excess is 10p per mile so works out £300 cheaper over the life to take 5k per year and the rest in excess mileage.

(12k per year was £15 per month more)

Is the excess mileage paid at the end? Would definitely be better to do it that way round if so.

Yes I believe you pay the excess at the end. I've not had experience of it myself though. I've found most brokers very helpful to answer any questions you have if you want confirmation email or phone them - personally I'd always want to phone someone and speak to them before I considered a lease off them to gauge how customer focused they were was I to have an issue.

[Emeye]

Did someone ask for cheap hothatch deals?

This just pinged through one and email - not sure what to make of this car having read the reviews though. And's it's a very short lease so may work out quite expensive monthly with a 9x upfront.

Nissan Juke Nissmo RS 218PS
9+17
10K
£149+vat
Sat Nav
18” Alloys
Rear View Camera
Privacy Glass
Bluetooth
DAB
Sports Exhaust
Central (UK) Vehicle Leasing Ltd

Yup, as I thought, it works out as £258.27 per month amortised over the 18 months - not that cheap but might suit someone?

[jonny996]

Chipmunk1 said:

Does anyone know of any good deals on the new AMG bluetec c class saloon, petrol or diesel not minded

see my post on page 270, £270pm on 6/23

[tjs79]

Freedom contracts deal is better on the skoda than the ones quoted above, just have to suck up the bigger initial deposit. 2400 = 83(23) incl vat.