Best lease car deals available?

[hursty999]

Calculator said:

keithsto said:

I've just ordered a golf gtd here:

http://www.centralukvehicleleasing.co.uk/vehicle/c...

About £245 per month incl vat averaged over 24 months.

What's the lead time for delivery? Also what colour options are included in that price?

Has anyone looked at what the PCP alternatives for the Golf are like? Tempted by one but not sure which route to take

[bluenosewrx]

good 0% percent 2 year pcp deals on the Nissan Juke nismo RS at the moment, though its a aquired taste

[sjc]

Apologies for this but I've trawled back through the pages of this thread as some time back there was a link to some very cheap deals on the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV, but I can't find it now.
Can someone point me in the right direction please, as I've gone back 20 pages or so.

[illmonkey]

sjc said:

Apologies for this but I've trawled back through the pages of this thread as some time back there was a link to some very cheap deals on the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV, but I can't find it now.
Can someone point me in the right direction please, as I've gone back 20 pages or so.

Mobile version: http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=...

[jimsco]

bluenosewrx said:

good 0% percent 2 year pcp deals on the Nissan Juke nismo RS at the moment, though its a aquired taste

Anymore details please?

[CARLST3]

jimsco said:

Anymore details please?

Monthly Payment £269.00
Customer Deposit £3790.44
Cash Price £21,650.00
Amount of Credit £17,859.56
Optional Final Payment £11,403.56
Total Amount Payable £21,650.00
Representative APR 0.00%
Duration 25 months
Rate 0.00%

Around £10k for the pleasure of two years behind the wheel of a Nismo Juke, not worth it IMHO.

Edited by CARLST3 on Friday 23 January 11:41

[illmonkey]

We used to have a joke on a good deal from work, £160/month no deposit and free insurance. I still wasn't happy paying that.

[juan king]

Just ordered a Merc C200 SE in metallic obsidian black with executive pack for £185 a month +VAT on 9+23.
Quite a good deal I think.

[sjc]

illmonkey said:

sjc said:

Apologies for this but I've trawled back through the pages of this thread as some time back there was a link to some very cheap deals on the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV, but I can't find it now.
Can someone point me in the right direction please, as I've gone back 20 pages or so.

Mobile version: http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=...

Cheers for that, looks like the best deals have gone, but ta for your help.

[mercGLowner]

shim said:

mercGLowner said:

If anyone is interested, I have just ordered an Audi A6 Avant 2.0TDI Black Edition S Tronic with metallic on a personal contract hire 3+35. Not the cheapest car, but a lot for the money. £1392 down and £464/month including VAT and that was for 15000 miles pa, non maintained. This is via a main dealer and is cheaper than a comparable PCP quote, with 21-22% discount off list price - £40700. Beauty of a moan dealer is that there is no admin charge.

I did a fair bit of searching for a medium sized estate , BMW 5 Touring deals were few and far between and the Merc C Class C220 Premium Plus AMG Line was broadly similar in price to the A6.

my original quote for F11 535d mSport touring was 3+35 £408 + vat

Who was that with? And what miles? Sounds an impressive deal , I assume it is a broker as there is currently no BMW support on 5 Tourings through dealers on PCH, I only asked about the 520d though.

[wibblebrain]

Fiat 500S from Skyfleet

"This Fiat 500 S model comes with loads of equipment as standard, such as sports alloy wheels, 7" colour screen, sports seats with 500S logo, sports kit (spoiler, side skirts, chrome exhaust), Abarth sports steering wheel, air conditioning, bluetooth hands free with voice recognition, dark tinted windows and loads more!"

Business Contract Hire from £97.99+VAT.
3 Year Lease, rental profile 9+35, 8,000 miles per annum, non maintenance.

Personal Contract Hire from £117.59 inc VAT.
3 Year Lease, rental profile 9+35, 8,000 miles per annum, non maintenance.

Seems like a reasonable deal 22p per mile inc VAT over 3 years. (£5,175)

[GTIAlex]

http://www.gateway2lease.com/z_ford_fiestast-3_1.6...

Fiesta St-3
8,000 MIles
24 Month contract
£900 excl vat down
£179.99 monthly payments

First time iv'e really look at lease deals but that seems cheap to me, is it?

[Calculator]

Is there anything around on the 125d? The Intelligent Car Leasing deals are gone.

Otherwise I think I'll go for a GTD.

[Amateurish]

£219 6+23 10k

https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...

[Moose1978]

Can't find any 125d deals, looks like all of the slots have gone, unless someone can tell me different.

Does anyone know of any decent alternatives around the same price. A few of the GTD deals are £300+ now

Cheers

[texasjohn]

Moose1978 said:

Can't find any 125d deals, looks like all of the slots have gone, unless someone can tell me different.

Does anyone know of any decent alternatives around the same price. A few of the GTD deals are £300+ now

Cheers

How about the new Ford Focus STD?

Joking aside I would have thought it makes a reasonable competitor to the GTD.

It's on my radar anyway.

[zed4]

Hi,

I hope you can help, as I've never bought a car on finance before.

I'm considering buying a new Mustang and I'm close to putting down a deposit. The dealer want a £1000 deposit to get on the waiting list, but at present there is no information on finance options. I don't want to put down a deposit on a car if I don't know if I can afford it! The dealer is saying finance deals will be made available later in the year.

So, could anyone give me a very rough idea of what options there may be? I run a sports car hire business and will be planning on hiring out the car, so could I look at a business lease? Or a personal lease? It will be my personal car, but also used for hires.

Any help for a finance newbie would be greatly appreciated.

Dan

[va1o]

Difficult to say for the Mustang without knowing what the residual value is predicted as been after 3-years. Until that figure is known we're just guessing really. It's certainly unlikely to be any cheaper than the M135i and Golf R deals of the past year!

[Vaud]

zed4 said:

Hi,

I hope you can help, as I've never bought a car on finance before.

I'm considering buying a new Mustang and I'm close to putting down a deposit. The dealer want a £1000 deposit to get on the waiting list, but at present there is no information on finance options. I don't want to put down a deposit on a car if I don't know if I can afford it! The dealer is saying finance deals will be made available later in the year.

So, could anyone give me a very rough idea of what options there may be? I run a sports car hire business and will be planning on hiring out the car, so could I look at a business lease? Or a personal lease? It will be my personal car, but also used for hires.

Any help for a finance newbie would be greatly appreciated.

Dan

If you are on a lease then it isn't your car and you are subject to the conditions of the lease, which will probably exclude hire/reward?

Sounds like you need to buy it outright, maybe via a bank loan?

[zed4]

Vaud said:

zed4 said:

Hi,

I hope you can help, as I've never bought a car on finance before.

I'm considering buying a new Mustang and I'm close to putting down a deposit. The dealer want a £1000 deposit to get on the waiting list, but at present there is no information on finance options. I don't want to put down a deposit on a car if I don't know if I can afford it! The dealer is saying finance deals will be made available later in the year.

So, could anyone give me a very rough idea of what options there may be? I run a sports car hire business and will be planning on hiring out the car, so could I look at a business lease? Or a personal lease? It will be my personal car, but also used for hires.

Any help for a finance newbie would be greatly appreciated.

Dan

If you are on a lease then it isn't your car and you are subject to the conditions of the lease, which will probably exclude hire/reward?

Sounds like you need to buy it outright, maybe via a bank loan?

Yes, this is another consideration I have. Is this the norm for lease contracts?