Best lease car deals available?

[JCKST1]

E-Class convertible AMG at three hundred odd P/M?
Sounds like a bargain!!

[silverous]

JCKST1 said:

E-Class convertible AMG at three hundred odd P/M?
Sounds like a bargain!!

See e.g. http://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing-...

[Blown2CV]

CYMR0 said:

All of the above, plus many of the best deals will be on cars that are hard to shift (so lack desirable options) or have just been built for stock (so no speculative high specifications), driving the relative cost of optioned cars up even further.

Apart from some huge exceptions such as the Golf R which was neither.

[Snollygoster]

Blown2CV said:

CYMR0 said:

All of the above, plus many of the best deals will be on cars that are hard to shift (so lack desirable options) or have just been built for stock (so no speculative high specifications), driving the relative cost of optioned cars up even further.

Apart from some huge exceptions such as the Golf R which was neither.

It can depend.

There are cracking deals on stock cars which the dealer/manufacture will chuck money at to get rid of.

There are cars with stupidly good residuals, hence why it's good even as a factory order, such as the Golf R.

Or there is a manufacture wanting to push a certain car and chuck money at it, even factory orders.

[Thankyou4calling]

JCKST1 said:

E-Class convertible AMG at three hundred odd P/M?
Sounds like a bargain!!

What's 300 odd? Is it 301 or 399 plus VAT? A bit meaningless to simply post 300 odd.

[Fast Bug]

Snollygoster said:

It can depend.

There are cracking deals on stock cars which the dealer/manufacture will chuck money at to get rid of.

There are cars with stupidly good residuals, hence why it's good even as a factory order, such as the Golf R.

Or there is a manufacture wanting to push a certain car and chuck money at it, even factory orders.

And gives a nice supply of 2/3 year old vehicles to filter through the dealer network with sensible miles on

[RYH64E]

CYMR0 said:

All of the above, plus many of the best deals will be on cars that are hard to shift (so lack desirable options) or have just been built for stock (so no speculative high specifications), driving the relative cost of optioned cars up even further.

Some real numbers for the E350 deal (6+23+VAT) I've signed up for:

Base car price £43k, monthly cost £283.

Adding the Premium Plus option package increased the monthly cost to £287, a £4 peer month addition for a £3500 cost option. Any options could have been added.

The car has a December build slot in order to incorporate the new 9 speed box, it isn't sitting in a field somewhere as an overstocked model.

£0.12 per mile excess, 10,000 miles per annum deal.

The numbers make no sense to me.

[texasjohn]

RYH64E said:

Some real numbers for the E350 deal (6+23+VAT) I've signed up for:

Base car price £43k, monthly cost £283.

Adding the Premium Plus option package increased the monthly cost to £287, a £4 peer month addition for a £3500 cost option. Any options could have been added.

The car has a December build slot in order to incorporate the new 9 speed box, it isn't sitting in a field somewhere as an overstocked model.

£0.12 per mile excess, 10,000 miles per annum deal.

The numbers make no sense to me.

Wow

Great deal!

Is this a saloon or estate? I presume it is a diesel?

Got a link to the offer please?

I am a ltd company owner so ok if it is a business deal.

[silverous]

Thankyou4calling said:

What's 300 odd? Is it 301 or 399 plus VAT? A bit meaningless to simply post 300 odd.

No it isn't - it means it isn't 400 odd or 500 odd or 600 odd. Anything starting with a 3 is a good deal for this car in my view. If you read all the posts you'd see I've posted an example and also explained that I thought it was a business rate.

[VX Foxy]

RYH64E said:

Some real numbers for the E350 deal (6+23+VAT) I've signed up for:

Base car price £43k, monthly cost £283.

Adding the Premium Plus option package increased the monthly cost to £287, a £4 peer month addition for a £3500 cost option. Any options could have been added.

The car has a December build slot in order to incorporate the new 9 speed box, it isn't sitting in a field somewhere as an overstocked model.

£0.12 per mile excess, 10,000 miles per annum deal.

The numbers make no sense to me.

It's because of the bullet proof residuals of the E350. Yes, definitely it's the residuals. Someone on The internet told me.

[RYH64E]

texasjohn said:

Wow

Great deal!

Is this a saloon or estate? I presume it is a diesel?

Got a link to the offer please?

I am a ltd company owner so ok if it is a business deal.

The deal has been widely linked earlier in the thread (where I first saw it, thanks to whoever posted), my car (Estate) has come from MB direct but Tilsun have the same deal here http://www.tilsungroup.com/mercedes-e+class-e350-b...

[westberks]

texasjohn said:

RYH64E said:

Some real numbers for the E350 deal (6+23+VAT) I've signed up for:

Base car price £43k, monthly cost £283.

Adding the Premium Plus option package increased the monthly cost to £287, a £4 peer month addition for a £3500 cost option. Any options could have been added.

The car has a December build slot in order to incorporate the new 9 speed box, it isn't sitting in a field somewhere as an overstocked model.

£0.12 per mile excess, 10,000 miles per annum deal.

The numbers make no sense to me.

Wow

Great deal!

Is this a saloon or estate? I presume it is a diesel?

Got a link to the offer please?

I am a ltd company owner so ok if it is a business deal.

It's the diesel estate, tilsun have the deal; also very competitive for 15,0000 pa.

[Thankyou4calling]

silverous said:

No it isn't - it means it isn't 400 odd or 500 odd or 600 odd. Anything starting with a 3 is a good deal for this car in my view. If you read all the posts you'd see I've posted an example and also explained that I thought it was a business rate.

But why not be specific? "£300 odd" is very vague and could be anything from £301 to £459 ( inc vat) that's a HUGE variation in cash and percentage terms. I'm genuinely not having a go at you personally but I like to see apples compared with apples not cherry(picked) deals.

Quoting a business deal is fine but without saying its only available to powerfully built directors is erroneous, if there's a personal deal then that may also have stipulations.

[gizlaroc]

But he was referring to the link that had been posted on numerous occasions over the last few pages.

http://www.tilsungroup.com/mercedes-e+class-e350-b...

Click on it and it shows all.

MERCEDES E CLASS E350 BLUETEC AMG LINE PREMIUM PLUS 5DR TIP AUTO DIESEL ESTATE

£289.99
per month (+VAT)

Personal Leasing
£347.99 (Inc. VAT)

Initial Payments
£1,739.94 (+VAT)

[Fruitcake]

Ok I'll admit I've skimmed through this thread somewhat lol. We are looking at PCP options on smaller cars such as the ecoboost Fiesta, a Corsa, Seat Ibiza. We have visited dealers though, and none seem to be as good as the ones linked here. Can the companies linked on this thread be trusted? I take it they deliver? And why can't a main dealer offer these prices if they are effectively cutting out the middle man.
Of all deals I've seen the ecoboost Fiesta red edition seems to be fantastic.

[Soupie69uk]

The Focus ST3 deal on this site looks to be decent too. Not that much more than a Fiesta ST3.

http://www.tilsungroup.com/ford-focus-2.0t+st+3+5d...

[VX Foxy]

This thread is for LEASE DEALS :rtfm:

[zURG]

JQ said:

zURG said:

simo1863 said:

JagJag363 said:

So have all the really good Golf R deals finished then?

The only one I can see is a business only deal for £249.99 on freedom contracts.

This deal was posted earlier but i think he deleted it :s yeah they're still about

£190 - 6+23 - 10K

2.0 TSI R 3dr
http://www.vehiclesforbusiness.co.uk/business-leas...

2.0 TSI R 5dr
http://www.vehiclesforbusiness.co.uk/business-leas...

£445pcm on a personal lease all in, according to their website - £369pcm on a 6+23 at 10,000 miles.

Just called up, there personal figures are way cheaper than whats being advertised.

[northernmedia]

Not bad?

We have launched a 24-month deal on the BMW 4 Series M Sport Coupé, a £35k car for only £224.99 + VAT per month for business users (personal lease rates also available):

BMW 4 SERIES COUPE 420d M Sport
BMW 4 SERIES COUPE 420d xDrive M Sport - intelligent four-wheel drive

http://carleasingmadesimple.com/business-car-leasi...

[Fruitcake]

VX Foxy said:

This thread is for LEASE DEALS :rtfm:

Excuse my ignorance, is the difference between PCP and lease deals the option to buy?