Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol II)

[GTIAlex]

I can assure you, JLR can't make XEs or the 2.0d engines for them, quick enough.
This isnt a topic to discuss the XE or Jaguar, there are plenty of others.

[Blown2CV]

Not discounting isn't down to British nobility. It's probably because jag know if they do that, the XE will just have first impressions with most people as being a Passat competitor, and they'll never be able to position it as premium. Anyway. No one is going to buy a new jag for top dollar when you can get a 2 year old one for fk all. They really don't fit the lease model.

[Jobbo]

Blown2CV said:

No one is going to buy a new jag for top dollar when you can get a 2 year old one for fk all.

Massively further off topic, but if you can find me a 2yr old XJ or XF Sportbrake for f--k all then please post a link. I was looking for a Sportbrake but a 5-series Touring or Merc E-class estate was cheaper. So your facts and conclusion are probably a decade or so out.

[Blown2CV]

Jobbo said:

Blown2CV said:

No one is going to buy a new jag for top dollar when you can get a 2 year old one for fk all.

Massively further off topic, but if you can find me a 2yr old XJ or XF Sportbrake for f--k all then please post a link. I was looking for a Sportbrake but a 5-series Touring or Merc E-class estate was cheaper. So your facts and conclusion are probably a decade or so out.

More like 4 years and if the world has changed I'll be amazed. Anyway I won't be buying one, but you do what you like (except you didn't buy one either)

[GTIAlex]

Blown2CV said:

Jobbo said:

Blown2CV said:

No one is going to buy a new jag for top dollar when you can get a 2 year old one for fk all.

Massively further off topic, but if you can find me a 2yr old XJ or XF Sportbrake for f--k all then please post a link. I was looking for a Sportbrake but a 5-series Touring or Merc E-class estate was cheaper. So your facts and conclusion are probably a decade or so out.

Anyway I won't be buying one

Off you pop then.

[Blown2CV]

GTIAlex said:

Blown2CV said:

Jobbo said:

Blown2CV said:

No one is going to buy a new jag for top dollar when you can get a 2 year old one for fk all.

Massively further off topic, but if you can find me a 2yr old XJ or XF Sportbrake for f--k all then please post a link. I was looking for a Sportbrake but a 5-series Touring or Merc E-class estate was cheaper. So your facts and conclusion are probably a decade or so out.

Anyway I won't be buying one

Off you pop then.

No chance.

[GTIAlex]

Blown2CV said:

GTIAlex said:

Blown2CV said:

Jobbo said:

Blown2CV said:

No one is going to buy a new jag for top dollar when you can get a 2 year old one for fk all.

Massively further off topic, but if you can find me a 2yr old XJ or XF Sportbrake for f--k all then please post a link. I was looking for a Sportbrake but a 5-series Touring or Merc E-class estate was cheaper. So your facts and conclusion are probably a decade or so out.

Anyway I won't be buying one

Off you pop then.

No chance.

SUppose you dont get to 15k posts on a forum without posting pointless replies all the time...as you were.

[TonyF55]

Anyone seen any better deals than this MINI Cooper 5 Door ? also anyone had any dealings with UK Car Contracts ?

9+23 Deal
£1263.51
£140.39
Inc VAT

[VerySideways]

Park said:

FVL look to have the best deal on XC60's that I have found so far, well without contacting them to see if it's real

https://www.firstvehicleleasing.co.uk/car-leasing/...

XC60 Diesel Estate D4 [190] SE NAV 5DR AWD [leather]
£323 inc vat
6 + 23
10K
Fees (not checked)

Have you seen this?
https://www.gateway2lease.com/cars/volvo/xc60/xc60...
9+35 @ £240 inc vat for an R-line

[Jobbo]

Blown2CV said:

GTIAlex said:

Blown2CV said:

Jobbo said:

Blown2CV said:

No one is going to buy a new jag for top dollar when you can get a 2 year old one for fk all.

Massively further off topic, but if you can find me a 2yr old XJ or XF Sportbrake for f--k all then please post a link. I was looking for a Sportbrake but a 5-series Touring or Merc E-class estate was cheaper. So your facts and conclusion are probably a decade or so out.

Anyway I won't be buying one

Off you pop then.

No chance.

...of a link? Helpful stuff, cheers. And I guess you won't be leasing one either

[Roadrunner79]

VerySideways said:

Park said:

FVL look to have the best deal on XC60's that I have found so far, well without contacting them to see if it's real

https://www.firstvehicleleasing.co.uk/car-leasing/...

XC60 Diesel Estate D4 [190] SE NAV 5DR AWD [leather]
£323 inc vat
6 + 23
10K
Fees (not checked)

Have you seen this?
https://www.gateway2lease.com/cars/volvo/xc60/xc60...
9+35 @ £240 inc vat for an R-line

Long time lurker here. Also been looking at XC60 deals and was eyeing up the G2L deal until I stumbled on this.
http://www.rybrook.co.uk/volvo/offers/xc60-offer/

looks good, or am I missing something?

[Steamer]

VerySideways said:

Park said:

FVL look to have the best deal on XC60's that I have found so far, well without contacting them to see if it's real

https://www.firstvehicleleasing.co.uk/car-leasing/...

XC60 Diesel Estate D4 [190] SE NAV 5DR AWD [leather]
£323 inc vat
6 + 23
10K
Fees (not checked)

Have you seen this?
https://www.gateway2lease.com/cars/volvo/xc60/xc60...
9+35 @ £240 inc vat for an R-line

Jeebus! that looks good (if you like that sort of thing... which I suddenly seem to!)

[Roadrunner79]

Steamer said:

VerySideways said:

Park said:

FVL look to have the best deal on XC60's that I have found so far, well without contacting them to see if it's real

https://www.firstvehicleleasing.co.uk/car-leasing/...

XC60 Diesel Estate D4 [190] SE NAV 5DR AWD [leather]
£323 inc vat
6 + 23
10K
Fees (not checked)

Have you seen this?
https://www.gateway2lease.com/cars/volvo/xc60/xc60...
9+35 @ £240 inc vat for an R-line

Jeebus! that looks good (if you like that sort of thing... which I suddenly seem to!)

The dealer is near me so I popped in this weekend. Asked what increasing the mileage to 8k would be as that covers me. £12 extra per month. August delivery. Seriously considering it

[jonny996]

Roadrunner79 said:

The dealer is near me so I popped in this weekend. Asked what increasing the mileage to 8k would be as that covers me. £12 extra per month. August delivery. Seriously considering it

Wonder if they would push delivery out to January

[silentbrown]

Roadrunner79 said:

Long time lurker here. Also been looking at XC60 deals and was eyeing up the G2L deal until I stumbled on this.
http://www.rybrook.co.uk/volvo/offers/xc60-offer/

looks good, or am I missing something?

1+47 @299, 6K Miles ?
The Rybrook deal is four years, only 6K miles, with a whopping 19.8p mileage excess. Also the cost per year is actually slightly higher than the G2L one. And in Year 4 the car's out of warranty.

[Roadrunner79]

silentbrown said:

Roadrunner79 said:

Long time lurker here. Also been looking at XC60 deals and was eyeing up the G2L deal until I stumbled on this.
http://www.rybrook.co.uk/volvo/offers/xc60-offer/

looks good, or am I missing something?

1+47 @299, 6K Miles ?
The Rybrook deal is four years, only 6K miles, with a whopping 19.8p mileage excess. Also the cost per year is actually slightly higher than the G2L one. And in Year 4 the car's out of warranty.

Agree mileage is low at 6k but I won't go over so not too bothered about the high excess. Just looking for advice really.

Does the low initial not sway it for you then?

[silentbrown]

Roadrunner79 said:

Agree mileage is low at 6k but I won't go over so not too bothered about the high excess. Just looking for advice really.

Does the low initial not sway it for you then?

No. The term length would be the real killer. In the fourth year, you're paying the same amount as the first, but for a car thats now 3 years old and out of warranty. Brakes, etc are very likely to need replacing.

Also, lots can happen in four years. Just a change of job requiring longer commute could make the mileage limit an issue. Leases aren't as easy to back out of mid-term as PCP arrangements.

[selwonk]

Any tips on finding stock vehicles to lease. I find myself in the position of having suffered from lease deal paralysis and missed out on, amongst other things, the Alltrack deal. I now have no car and I'm ready to move on something ASAP. Contract Hire and Leasing is OK, but is there any facility out there which lists stock vehicles?

[wemorgan]

selwonk said:

Any tips on finding stock vehicles to lease. I find myself in the position of having suffered from lease deal paralysis and missed out on, amongst other things, the Alltrack deal. I now have no car and I'm ready to move on something ASAP. Contract Hire and Leasing is OK, but is there any facility out there which lists stock vehicles?

Sometimes the agents own website has the ability to filter by Stock status

eg.
http://www.easternwesternfleetservices.co.uk/searc...

[Chris Stott]

Nationwide often have a limited number of cars in stock.