Renault ZOE massive deposit contributions

Renault ZOE massive deposit contributions

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Butter Face

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30,309 posts

160 months

Friday 28th November 2014
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DSLiverpool said:
Butter Face said:
Amateurish said:
HTP99 said:
No, as the monthly payment for the car is actually based on 6k pa, so if you were doing 12k pa the monthly payments for only the car would be higher also.
Oh yes, you are right. So add £25 per month for excess mileage charge and you get to approx £197.
Excess mileage is charged at 8p per mile. So an extra 6k per year would be £480!

But realistically the difference (if agreed upfront) would be a lot less. it would be around £13 a month more!

Edited by Butter Face on Monday 24th November 12:17
Mr Face how much are these now for a 6000 mile a year deal ?
Car hasn't changed, 6000 mile battery hire is £50pm now.

danp

1,603 posts

262 months

Friday 28th November 2014
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Butter Face said:
Car hasn't changed, 6000 mile battery hire is £50pm now.
How much are each of the levels now? (Renault website doesn't appear to have been updated)

Tophatron

425 posts

221 months

Friday 28th November 2014
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Also, are there any PCP figures for the "battery included" car yet?

Thanks!

DSLiverpool

14,746 posts

202 months

Friday 28th November 2014
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Can I get one through the biz at similar financials ?

Butter Face

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160 months

Friday 28th November 2014
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Tophatron said:
Also, are there any PCP figures for the "battery included" car yet?

Thanks!
Yes and no, there isn't any supported PCP schemes as yet so you can have one, but go give you an idea I just quoted someone at £370 with no deposit. Still waiting on updated RV's for the 'I' models.

You can have 0% HP though which will be more attractive to people wanting to 'own' the battery and car. PCP is still going to work best with hiring the battery, especially with the deposit contributions you get!

Edited by Butter Face on Friday 28th November 18:22

Butter Face

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Friday 28th November 2014
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danp said:
Butter Face said:
Car hasn't changed, 6000 mile battery hire is £50pm now.
How much are each of the levels now? (Renault website doesn't appear to have been updated)
I'll update tomorrow.

Just quoted on a 3 year PCP with nil deposit for £167 inc battery hire and metallic paint.

Butter Face

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Friday 28th November 2014
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DSLiverpool said:
Can I get one through the biz at similar financials ?
I don't do much business, it depends on if you'd want lease purchase/contract hire?

HTP99

22,553 posts

140 months

Friday 28th November 2014
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Always thought that it was mad of Renault only offering the lease option on the battery, lease is great on a PCP and the best way to go, however with the died in the wool, older generation who are generally cash rich and just won't do finance; unless it's 0%, they just won't touch a battery lease and I can totally understand why.

This is a good move by Renault and should push sales up, if only they had done it from launch.

Butter Face

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Saturday 29th November 2014
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HTP99 said:
if only they had done it from launch.
Said every Renault dealer about every launch ever hehe

Alex, can you look at battery figures on RCI direct? Mines quoting £50 for every mileage! hehe

HTP99

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Saturday 29th November 2014
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Butter Face said:
HTP99 said:
if only they had done it from launch.
Said every Renault dealer about every launch ever hehe

Alex, can you look at battery figures on RCI direct? Mines quoting £50 for every mileage! hehe
So it does and yes so true about every Renault launch!!

tony wright

1,004 posts

250 months

Saturday 29th November 2014
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Butter Face said:
I'll update tomorrow.

Just quoted on a 3 year PCP with nil deposit for £167 inc battery hire and metallic paint.
What's the mileage limit? Do you think these deals will still be running next year? I've enquired on a decent Leaf Tekna PCP but they can't come close to the present Zoe ones. Think I need to sort a test drive out.

Butter Face

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Saturday 29th November 2014
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tony wright said:
Butter Face said:
I'll update tomorrow.

Just quoted on a 3 year PCP with nil deposit for £167 inc battery hire and metallic paint.
What's the mileage limit? Do you think these deals will still be running next year? I've enquired on a decent Leaf Tekna PCP but they can't come close to the present Zoe ones. Think I need to sort a test drive out.
6k per year. No way to know what the deals will be. There's a massive push for registrations at the moment hence the cracking deals!!

tony wright

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250 months

Saturday 29th November 2014
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This is the deal at my local Renault dealer http://www.drivebenfield.com/new-vehicles/renault-... although I think it's only 3k a year battery rent.

Dan_1981

17,395 posts

199 months

Monday 1st December 2014
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Tempted by one of these or the Leaf on an equally cheap deal for the missus.

She does 15 miles each way - on the motorway at rush hour.

So prob needs about 8k a year max?

We don't have a garage at home, but do have off road parking - and we've had a flyer through the door offering a free charger installation?

Suitable for her?

How much roughly would we be looking at? Would prefer a two year deal I think rather than committing for 4.

Cheers



DSLiverpool

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202 months

Monday 1st December 2014
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Dan_1981 said:
Tempted by one of these or the Leaf on an equally cheap deal for the missus.

She does 15 miles each way - on the motorway at rush hour.

So prob needs about 8k a year max?

We don't have a garage at home, but do have off road parking - and we've had a flyer through the door offering a free charger installation?

Suitable for her?

How much roughly would we be looking at? Would prefer a two year deal I think rather than committing for 4.

Cheers


look at a low mileage deal and calculate the extra ppm for going over - may work out cheaper

Butter Face

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Monday 1st December 2014
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DSLiverpool said:
Dan_1981 said:
Tempted by one of these or the Leaf on an equally cheap deal for the missus.

She does 15 miles each way - on the motorway at rush hour.

So prob needs about 8k a year max?

We don't have a garage at home, but do have off road parking - and we've had a flyer through the door offering a free charger installation?

Suitable for her?

How much roughly would we be looking at? Would prefer a two year deal I think rather than committing for 4.

Cheers


look at a low mileage deal and calculate the extra ppm for going over - may work out cheaper
It won't, you have to pay a penalty for the car AND the battery. Works out very expensive!

smn159

12,662 posts

217 months

Monday 1st December 2014
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I thought that I saw that the battery was about 30p per mile on top of the car excess...

Butter Face

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Monday 1st December 2014
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smn159 said:
I thought that I saw that the battery was about 30p per mile on top of the car excess...
IIRC (I haven't done one in a bit) it's 4.5p per mile + 8p on the car so 12.5p per mile.

5000miles (per year) in excess mileage is £1875 over a 36m agreement.

The difference on the PCP is £7(ish) and the battery lease is £27(ish) so a total of £1224. Saving you £600+.

Butter Face

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Monday 1st December 2014
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danp said:
Butter Face said:
Car hasn't changed, 6000 mile battery hire is £50pm now.
How much are each of the levels now? (Renault website doesn't appear to have been updated)

Dommo

103 posts

242 months

Monday 1st December 2014
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I'm wondering if I'll benefit from the price drop. Technically, I think I ordered the car when it was £70 a month, but I don't think I've signed the battery rental agreement yet so may benefit from the price drop. Will have to see when my salesman updates me on the status of the car.