Best lease car deals available?

[Beefmeister]

lalli220 said:

Beefmeister said:

Octavia vRS for £199/m anyone?

http://www.simpsonsskoda.co.uk/new-car-offers/octa...

Thanks Beefmister, seems decent.

with the deposit factored across you're looking at £275 p/month over 2 years (8k miles)...im no expert but I am looking for a lease on a decent sized family saloon/estate...that seems reasonable...any other family car suggestions (Merc, BMW, Audi?)

Just to add, these deals are particularly good as they're from a dealer. So your deposit can be in the form of a trade-in.

[EB89]

jageanke said:

I guess 6ppm with maintenance included is still pretty good then!

I assumed your deal was with Plan too. Who's it with?
I would think that maybe if your ppm rate stays the same after taking the maintenance deal then maybe maintenance is not included after you have reached your agreed mileage?

[Hainey]

theboss said:

Just got this from CUKVL:

New Mercedes C350e Sport 4dr Auto Saloon [2yrs] Only £229.99 + vat

£2069.91 + Vat Initial Payment = £2483.89 incl vat
2yrs
8000 miles per annum
£229.99 + Vat = £275.99 incl vat
Doc Fee: £150.00 = £180.00 incl vat
September Delivery

• Fuel Consumption :134.5 mpg
• Engine Power; 293ps
• Garmin Map Pilot Navigation System with SD Card Slot, Touch Pad and Voice Control
• Active Park Assist With Parktronic System
• Reversing Camera
• DAB Radio
• Heated Front Seats
• 17" 5 Twin Spoke Alloy wheels
Add £20.00 + vat per month for estate

Some serious MPG there fella!

[jageanke]

EB89 said:

I assumed your deal was with Plan too. Who's it with?
I would think that maybe if your ppm rate stays the same after taking the maintenance deal then maybe maintenance is not included after you have reached your agreed mileage?

Who as in sales person?

I didn't see a "pre maintenance" excess ppm charge, as I have 10k allowance, and only expect to use 8k in reality - there's wiggle room in it if my wife needs to do some longer journeys for work etc.

[EB89]

jageanke said:

EB89 said:

I assumed your deal was with Plan too. Who's it with?
I would think that maybe if your ppm rate stays the same after taking the maintenance deal then maybe maintenance is not included after you have reached your agreed mileage?

Who as in sales person?

I didn't see a "pre maintenance" excess ppm charge, as I have 10k allowance, and only expect to use 8k in reality - there's wiggle room in it if my wife needs to do some longer journeys for work etc.

Who, as in which company is your deal with to have a 6ppm excess on a maintained contract?

[Trex0]

I'm looking at a 5 series touring which will be my first lease.

These are looking good for a 520d M Sport step Auto:

National Vehicle Solutions (http://www.nationalvehiclesolutions.co.uk/BMW-5-Series-Touring-520d-%5B190%5D-M-Sport-5dr-Step-Auto-Personal-Lease/37583)

6+23, 8k miles £305pm, average cost pa £4,577 plus £200 fee.
If you want to go 9+23, 5k miles then £256pm, average cost £4,230 plus £200 fee.

Eastern BMW & Central UK vehicle leasing have similar numbers.
All inc VAT.

I'll probably pay the excess mileage if it's not an exhorbitant cost per mile.

I'll need a couple of options though - it seems that you pay for these in full over a 2 year lease? Ie they add nothing to the lease company's disposal value at the end of the lease?

[V12 AMG]

[soxboy]

V12 AMG said:

If I squint I can just about read it, that is ridiculously cheap, shame I don't need one!

[wemorgan]

V12 AMG said:

Visiting the webpage it now says £189 + VAT (9+23)
Which makes it the same price as most (non-AMG Sport) SLK deals over the past few years

[Hainey]

wemorgan said:

V12 AMG said:

Visiting the webpage it now says £189 + VAT (9+23)
Which makes it the same price as most (non-AMG Sport) SLK deals over the past few years

yeah I had a feeling it was clickbait!

[jageanke]

EB89 said:

Who, as in which company is your deal with to have a 6ppm excess on a maintained contract?

Plan leasing - sorry, wasn't sure what you were asking. My quote form has 6ppm, but doesn't specifically call out that it would cover maintenance after 20k miles (I would assume not and am working to that basis).

[MattHall91]

I know it can vary, but what's the average lead time on a vehicle when leasing?

I'm hoping to get a new job next month and I have to give one month's notice at current employer. I've got a company car at the moment, so I'd only have 4/5 weeks before I'd need the car.

[jageanke]

MattHall91 said:

I know it can vary, but what's the average lead time on a vehicle when leasing?

I'm hoping to get a new job next month and I have to give one month's notice at current employer. I've got a company car at the moment, so I'd only have 4/5 weeks before I'd need the car.

It's best to check the lead time. Most sites will advertise stock deals (at least that's what my searching has yielded), and these can be as fast as two weeks.

Otherwise, 8-12 weeks is pretty average, but some can be quite long i.e. Golf R etc.

[EB89]

jageanke said:

Plan leasing - sorry, wasn't sure what you were asking. My quote form has 6ppm, but doesn't specifically call out that it would cover maintenance after 20k miles (I would assume not and am working to that basis).

Odd, have you officialy ordered yet?

[PK0001]

Trex0 said:

I'm looking at a 5 series touring which will be my first lease.

These are looking good for a 520d M Sport step Auto:

National Vehicle Solutions (http://www.nationalvehiclesolutions.co.uk/BMW-5-Series-Touring-520d-%5B190%5D-M-Sport-5dr-Step-Auto-Personal-Lease/37583)

6+23, 8k miles £305pm, average cost pa £4,577 plus £200 fee.
If you want to go 9+23, 5k miles then £256pm, average cost £4,230 plus £200 fee.

Eastern BMW & Central UK vehicle leasing have similar numbers.
All inc VAT.

I'll probably pay the excess mileage if it's not an exhorbitant cost per mile.

I'll need a couple of options though - it seems that you pay for these in full over a 2 year lease? Ie they add nothing to the lease company's disposal value at the end of the lease?

I have just ordered a 520D M Sport Touring from Solent Leasing.

£296 inc VAT and also includes maintenance and tyres
24 months
9 + 23
8000 miles

Its an auto with black. Look them up on google, the deal was still there last week.

[PTF]

PK0001 said:

Trex0 said:

I'm looking at a 5 series touring which will be my first lease.

These are looking good for a 520d M Sport step Auto:

National Vehicle Solutions (http://www.nationalvehiclesolutions.co.uk/BMW-5-Series-Touring-520d-%5B190%5D-M-Sport-5dr-Step-Auto-Personal-Lease/37583)

6+23, 8k miles £305pm, average cost pa £4,577 plus £200 fee.
If you want to go 9+23, 5k miles then £256pm, average cost £4,230 plus £200 fee.

Eastern BMW & Central UK vehicle leasing have similar numbers.
All inc VAT.

I'll probably pay the excess mileage if it's not an exhorbitant cost per mile.

I'll need a couple of options though - it seems that you pay for these in full over a 2 year lease? Ie they add nothing to the lease company's disposal value at the end of the lease?

I have just ordered a 520D M Sport Touring from Solent Leasing.

£296 inc VAT and also includes maintenance and tyres
24 months
9 + 23
8000 miles

Its an auto with black. Look them up on google, the deal was still there last week.

Not wanting to derail the thread any more, but if it's like my M135i, the stock tyres will outlast the mileage allowance, it may need one oil change just before it goes back based on time, and won't need anything like brakes or brake fluid until at least 40k. So why pay for maintenance and tyres?

[MattHall91]

By no means cheap, but surely last chance saloon to get your hands on the epic NA engine?

Mercedes-Benz Coupe C63 Edition 507 2dr Auto
6+35 10k miles p/a
Initial Payment - £5130.48
£855.08 incVAT per month

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

[PTF]

MattHall91 said:

By no means cheap, but surely last chance saloon to get your hands on the epic NA engine?

Mercedes-Benz Coupe C63 Edition 507 2dr Auto
6+35 10k miles p/a
Initial Payment - £5130.48
£855.08 incVAT per month

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

There was a c63 deal last year that worked out at £16k over 2 yrs.

[PK0001]

PTF said:

PK0001 said:

Trex0 said:

I'm looking at a 5 series touring which will be my first lease.

These are looking good for a 520d M Sport step Auto:

National Vehicle Solutions (http://www.nationalvehiclesolutions.co.uk/BMW-5-Series-Touring-520d-%5B190%5D-M-Sport-5dr-Step-Auto-Personal-Lease/37583)

6+23, 8k miles £305pm, average cost pa £4,577 plus £200 fee.
If you want to go 9+23, 5k miles then £256pm, average cost £4,230 plus £200 fee.

Eastern BMW & Central UK vehicle leasing have similar numbers.
All inc VAT.

I'll probably pay the excess mileage if it's not an exhorbitant cost per mile.

I'll need a couple of options though - it seems that you pay for these in full over a 2 year lease? Ie they add nothing to the lease company's disposal value at the end of the lease?

I have just ordered a 520D M Sport Touring from Solent Leasing.

£296 inc VAT and also includes maintenance and tyres
24 months
9 + 23
8000 miles

Its an auto with black. Look them up on google, the deal was still there last week.

Not wanting to derail the thread any more, but if it's like my M135i, the stock tyres will outlast the mileage allowance, it may need one oil change just before it goes back based on time, and won't need anything like brakes or brake fluid until at least 40k. So why pay for maintenance and tyres?

Of course I considered this.

I expect that I will need a set of front pads and a set of rear tyres ( 245x18 I think )on top of one service by 16,000 miles.

Also means that I won't have to stress about handing it back with less than 1.5mm on the tyres and all the service lights on.

How much for this reassurance ?

A massive £15pm

Complete no-brainer

[Fox-]

PK0001 said:

I expect that I will need a set of front pads and a set of rear tyres ( 245x18 I think )on top of one service by 16,000 miles.

Also means that I won't have to stress about handing it back with less than 1.5mm on the tyres and all the service lights on.

How much for this reassurance ?

A massive £15pm

Complete no-brainer

It really isn't a complete no brainer.

It won't need a service within 16,000 miles (and it it did, it'd be the cheapest oil service, so not £15 a month over 2 years) and it certainly won't need front pads - mine is inline for doing at least 30-40k on its front pads.

The reason why the maint option is so cheap is because it's quite literally money for nothing. They know that unless you are unlucky enough to get a puncture the car will require nothing within the lease period.