Best lease car deals available?

[A - W]

wemorgan said:

Jaguar XF Luxury £299 1+48
Road Tax supplied for the duration of the contract
No mentioned of mileage allowance

http://www.stratstone.com/brands/jaguar/new-cars/j...

6k mileage in the small print at the bottom.

[Pork]

Been reading this thread with interest - a number of mates have signed up singing the merits of leasing and how "cheap" it is.

I think the number one criteria is you want a brand new car. If you were going to buy new anyway, they make great sense. If you weren't, there are more cost effective ways of motoring.

[Helicopter123]

Pork said:

Been reading this thread with interest - a number of mates have signed up singing the merits of leasing and how "cheap" it is.

I think the number one criteria is you want a brand new car. If you were going to buy new anyway, they make great sense. If you weren't, there are more cost effective ways of motoring.

Leasing works if you want to buy a brand new car on finance.

In certain cases, leasing a new car is still cheaper than buying a 2/3 year old version of the same car on finance.

That's the value.

Golf R and many BMWs are cases in point.

[soxboy]

Helicopter123 said:

Leasing works if you want to buy a brand new car on finance.

Leasing is also worth bearing in mind if you are buying cash, as the subsidies from the manufacturers can sometimes outweigh the cash price.

Please note this is not on all occasions , simply that it should not be dismissed as the work of the devil and should be looked at as part of your research in trying to achieve the best price.

[mattcambs]

A - W said:

wemorgan said:

Jaguar XF Luxury £299 1+48
Road Tax supplied for the duration of the contract
No mentioned of mileage allowance

http://www.stratstone.com/brands/jaguar/new-cars/j...

6k mileage in the small print at the bottom.

Depending on the excess mileage fees that could still be a pretty good deal. It is the old model XF though.

[bigfish]

Anyone find a bmw 435i gran coupe on mega lease deals I see on some models let me know please :-)

[MrOnTheRopes]

bigfish said:

Anyone find a bmw 435i gran coupe on mega lease deals I see on some models let me know please :-)

Don't know if it's mega! .. but £535 (6 upfront 3 years 8000 miles) here http://www.mad-sheep.co.uk/personal-lease-cars/bmw...

[btcc123]

MrOnTheRopes said:

bigfish said:

Anyone find a bmw 435i gran coupe on mega lease deals I see on some models let me know please :-)

Don't know if it's mega! .. but £535 (6 upfront 3 years 8000 miles) here http://www.mad-sheep.co.uk/personal-lease-cars/bmw...

That looks expensive to me and doubt you will get many companies doing a cheap deal on a car like that.

So I guess you will be a bigfish in a small pond.

[anonymous-user]

soxboy said:

Helicopter123 said:

Leasing works if you want to buy a brand new car on finance.

Leasing is also worth bearing in mind if you are buying cash, as the subsidies from the manufacturers can sometimes outweigh the cash price.

Please note this is not on all occasions , simply that it should not be dismissed as the work of the devil and should be looked at as part of your research in trying to achieve the best price.

I think you mean have use of a car. You're not buying it if you're leasing.

[kbf1981]

Does anyone know if this is a good Touareg deal?

VW Touareg
3.0 262HP R-Line Auto
£329.95+VAT per month
6+23 with 8k per annum

Total cost £11,482.26 (after VAT) for 2 years.

Any good? Doesn't seem bad for the miles to me?

[Welshbeef]

St John Smythe said:

soxboy said:

Helicopter123 said:

Leasing works if you want to buy a brand new car on finance.

Leasing is also worth bearing in mind if you are buying cash, as the subsidies from the manufacturers can sometimes outweigh the cash price.

Please note this is not on all occasions , simply that it should not be dismissed as the work of the devil and should be looked at as part of your research in trying to achieve the best price.

I think you mean have use of a car. You're not buying it if you're leasing.

But of a moot point but unless your total debt free incl Mortgage then you are financing the car and not a cash buyer.

[wemorgan]

These are cheaper

6+23 £305+VAT (£10614)
https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...

or

9+23 £246+VAT (£9446)
https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...

[Thankyou4calling]

Freedom are advertising that Touareg for £325 inc vat (private) with £1951 down, 8000 PA.

Lots of other mileage and upfront options available.

Sounds like a lot of car for the money to me.

[kbf1981]

Thankyou4calling said:

Freedom are advertising that Touareg for £325 inc vat (private) with £1951 down, 8000 PA.

Lots of other mileage and upfront options available.

Sounds like a lot of car for the money to me.

They seem cheapest. Cheers mate.

[wemorgan]

hora said:

Any Suzuki Jimny lease deals?

Vitara and Tiguan are looking much better value than the Jimny right now.
Both can be had for 6+23 £165+VAT.

[Thankyou4calling]

D

kbf1981 said:

They seem cheapest. Cheers mate.

My contact was Hayley back in September, decent service I found.

[anonymous-user]

Welshbeef said:

St John Smythe said:

soxboy said:

Helicopter123 said:

Leasing works if you want to buy a brand new car on finance.

Leasing is also worth bearing in mind if you are buying cash, as the subsidies from the manufacturers can sometimes outweigh the cash price.

Please note this is not on all occasions , simply that it should not be dismissed as the work of the devil and should be looked at as part of your research in trying to achieve the best price.

I think you mean have use of a car. You're not buying it if you're leasing.

But of a moot point but unless your total debt free incl Mortgage then you are financing the car and not a cash buyer.

But financing a car and taking out a mortgage means you are borrowing to buy. When you lease you are signing a contract to rent.

[soxboy]

St John Smythe said:

soxboy said:

Helicopter123 said:

Leasing works if you want to buy a brand new car on finance.

Leasing is also worth bearing in mind if you are buying cash, as the subsidies from the manufacturers can sometimes outweigh the cash price.

Please note this is not on all occasions , simply that it should not be dismissed as the work of the devil and should be looked at as part of your research in trying to achieve the best price.

I think you mean have use of a car. You're not buying it if you're leasing.

Fully aware that, hence I never said it. My point was that leasing should not be dismissed out of hand as an alternative to buying with cash.

[wemorgan]

Shouldn't the general debate on leasing be kept to the various other leasing threads, keeping this one free to only post and discuss the best leasing deals?

[anonymous-user]

wemorgan said:

Shouldn't the general debate on leasing be kept to the various other leasing threads, keeping this one free to only post and discuss the best leasing deals?

Doesn't really work like that I'm afraid.