Best lease car deals available?

[kentmotorcompany]

Where is a good place to start looking for Mercedes E Class deals?

I'm specifically looking for E220CDI/E300Hybrid SE

[GreatGranny]

MondeoMan1981 said:

Thanks for the advice guys. Sadly WBAC are offering £6100 for a car retailing at about £9000....

And the dealer will offer more?

[thelawnet]

kentmotorcompany said:

Where is a good place to start looking for Mercedes E Class deals?

I'm specifically looking for E220CDI/E300Hybrid SE

E220 CDI here:

http://www.freedomcontracts.com/Mercedes-E-Class-4...

Around £7690 plus VAT all-in

Blinged E300 here

http://www.tilsungroup.com/mercedes-e-class-e300-b...

Around £8850

[Snollygoster]

thelawnet said:

kentmotorcompany said:

Where is a good place to start looking for Mercedes E Class deals?

I'm specifically looking for E220CDI/E300Hybrid SE

E220 CDI here:

http://www.freedomcontracts.com/Mercedes-E-Class-4...

Around £7690 plus VAT all-in

Blinged E300 here

http://www.tilsungroup.com/mercedes-e-class-e300-b...

Around £8850

You can jump up to an E350 AMG Sport 9G-Tronic for about £5 more a month than then E300 Hybrid

[Blown2CV]

anonymous said:

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WBAC is great providing you have a small and uniquivocally immaculate car. The bigger a car you put to them, the more they differ from a realistic price you'd actually sell it for, and every mark, scratch, ding is £100 or something with no 'bulk discounts'!

[thelawnet]

Snollygoster said:

You can jump up to an E350 AMG Sport 9G-Tronic for about £5 more a month than then E300 Hybrid

Much more BIK though.

Which is a problem with the estate and the AMG crap also - the estate bumps up the CO2, and also bumps up the list price - likewise AMG.

I'd double-check the CO2 specific though, this

http://www.tilsungroup.com/mercedes-e-class-e220-b...

claims 116g C02

but here 125g

http://www.freedomcontracts.com/Mercedes-E-Class-4...

Would be £600 extra tax.

[Blown2CV]

thelawnet said:

Snollygoster said:

You can jump up to an E350 AMG Sport 9G-Tronic for about £5 more a month than then E300 Hybrid

Much more BIK though.

Which is a problem with the estate and the AMG crap also - the estate bumps up the CO2, and also bumps up the list price - likewise AMG.

I'd double-check the CO2 specific though, this

http://www.tilsungroup.com/mercedes-e-class-e220-b...

claims 116g C02

but here 125g

http://www.freedomcontracts.com/Mercedes-E-Class-4...

Would be £600 extra tax.

did the guy say it was to be a company car?

[xRIEx]

thelawnet said:

Much more BIK though.

Which is a problem with the estate and the AMG crap also - the estate bumps up the CO2, and also bumps up the list price - likewise AMG.

I'd double-check the CO2 specific though, this

http://www.tilsungroup.com/mercedes-e-class-e220-b...

claims 116g C02

but here 125g

http://www.freedomcontracts.com/Mercedes-E-Class-4...

Would be £600 extra tax.

£600 extra tax or £600 extra BIK? At £34k-ish list it would be a difference of about £680 BIK, so about £136 or £272 tax per year, £11ish/£22ish per month.

[Thankyou4calling]

Just had an E Mail from Applied Leasing with some very attractive deals on the Golf R.

Not for me at the moment but worth a call to them, very sharp deals.

Edited by Thankyou4calling on Friday 17th October 20:04

[thelawnet]

Blown2CV said:

did the guy say it was to be a company car?

He did not. He did however say was specifically looking for an E220 or E300, which are the lowest CO2 models, so that would be my guess.

[ZiggyNiva]

ArsE92 said:

Blown2CV said:

ArsE92 said:

Rick1.8t said:

GTRmad said:

vescaegg said:

That is ridiculous.

Gateway have a pretty sweet Golf R deal on now. 6+23 10k £231 inc.

http://www.gateway2lease.com/z_volkswagen_golf_2.0...

Edited by vescaegg on Thursday 16th October 16:35

No one wants a manual.Clutch slips, can't take the torque..

Say what?? I think you are assuming everybody wants to tune their Golf R (which they couldn't if its leased anyway) - Many will be happy with the standard performance and wont ever see clutch slip until its worn out....

Its mis-information like this jibberish can put people off products.

Thankfully most people aren't stupid enough to believe stuff like that

there's already a thread about it

About VW fitting a not fit-for-purpose clutch to a production car? Share the link?

Honda did to the CRV and Civic, so it's not that far fetched

[thelawnet]

xRIEx said:

£600 extra tax or £600 extra BIK? At £34k-ish list it would be a difference of about £680 BIK, so about £136 or £272 tax per year, £11ish/£22ish per month.

Yeah I meant over the lease term. Well ok £550.

[xRIEx]

thelawnet said:

xRIEx said:

£600 extra tax or £600 extra BIK? At £34k-ish list it would be a difference of about £680 BIK, so about £136 or £272 tax per year, £11ish/£22ish per month.

Yeah I meant over the lease term. Well ok £550.

Gotcha.

[gizlaroc]

thelawnet said:

Blown2CV said:

did the guy say it was to be a company car?

He did not. He did however say was specifically looking for an E220 or E300, which are the lowest CO2 models, so that would be my guess.

Just had one of my suppliers CH an E220 cab, could have had the E400 for about £20 more a month, but wanted the lower co2 model to save on road tax. It was included in the hire deal. He said he realised that but also 25% down on mpg as well.
Only doing 6000 miles a year.

So you never know, people are weird.

[CYMR0]

vescaegg said:

thelawnet said:

thelawnet said:

Decent Focus deal here, if you want a slow one:

http://www.tilsungroup.com/ford-focus-1.6-tdci-115...

12 + 24 at £100/month, so £145.83 average pcm over the 2 years. Or exactly £175 per month with the VAT on a personal lease. (£4200 in 2 years)

Much better deal here:

http://www.rivervaleleasing.co.uk/car-leasing/ford...

£136.53 pcm average, or £164.32 with the VAT. And it's the fully loaded Titanium Navigator.

From stock. Under £4k for 2 years

That is ridiculous.

So ridiculous it's gone, if it ever was. (My sister just tried to prop it this afternoon).

[Snollygoster]

gizlaroc said:

Just had one of my suppliers CH an E220 cab, could have had the E400 for about £20 more a month, but wanted the lower co2 model to save on road tax. It was included in the hire deal. He said he realised that but also 25% down on mpg as well.
Only doing 6000 miles a year.

So you never know, people are weird.

You'd barely notice that MPG difference on that mileage. Stupidly with company cars, I bet the Mercedes tax is stupid so worth taking the risk with DPF's etc.

BMW are really good going from a 20d engine to a 30d engine is usually only about 10 grams of Co2 difference, if that, so the tax is different is quite small.

[thelawnet]

CYMR0 said:

So ridiculous it's gone, if it ever was. (My sister just tried to prop it this afternoon).

Someone posted it on HUKD:

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/ford-focus-titaniu...

That will kill a deal pretty quick.

[VX Foxy]

kentmotorcompany said:

Where is a good place to start looking for Mercedes E Class deals?

I'm specifically looking for E220CDI/E300Hybrid SE

Mercedes corporate in Tamworth.

[thelawnet]

Grand Cherokee Limited

http://www.appliedleasing.co.uk/business-lease-car...

£7329.21 over 2 years. Including doc fee, excluding VAT.

8,000 miles/year.

740i £10628.80 + VAT
business-only http://www.fleetprices.co.uk/business-lease-cars/b...
Probably cheaper than running the piece-of-st one in Shed of the Week

[Blown2CV]

seen a few good 7-series deals around recently, all business and st miles though