Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 3)

[edc]

Robsm said:

I have one on order for mid December delivery, but the 140 petrol, for the same £159 per month but over 24 months.

Mine was delivered 2 weeks ago. 140 5 door 3+23 £136.10/month. Prices look like they have gone up now. Mine came without mats but bought for £18 from carmats4u.com. Seems a good little motor.

[dave_s13]

Mercedes B250e Electric Art Auto 5 Door
South Sea Blue Metallic paint
Energy Assist Package
Black Artico
9+23
10k pa
£189 INC Vat

Rhyanne Meredith
Sales Manager
Ultimate Vehicle Leasing Limited
Email: [e-mail]
Direct Dial: 0203 409 4199 EXT 301
www.ultimatevehicleleasing.co.uk

They have got 2 cars in stock - cancelled orders from the dealer.

[R0B3RT]

charltjr said:

Deals on the 150bhp 1.4 A4 are back by the look of it, on the Avant this time. 23% of list over the two years, not too shabby if you need a mid-sized estate. Decent enough spec too, Nav as standard, upgraded audio over the SE.

http://www.frontiervehicleleasing.co.uk/car-leasin...

Not very good at all......

[MaxSo]

Commonsns said:

Amateurish said:

Personally, I'd go for the Yeti 1.4 L&K. Cheaper per year (£2500/year), shorter term (so you can get a new one sooner) and better spec.

Must have missed that deal - sounds promising. Where was that from?

Try Horton Skoda for the Yeti. I like Yetis - quite anti-cool and anti bling (a bit less so in L&K trim perhaps).

But be mindful of the 1.4 TSI probably averaging 35-40mpg compared to whatever the Nissan would do.

[Parisien]

clarkeysntfc said:

Thanks for the replies. I'm learning all the time on this leasing lark.

So it seems like the golden rule is to pay as small a % of the list price as possible?

Yes, am hoping my putting up reminders at intervals posters will do the maths first time for everyone and save 50/100/1000 people repeating the maths over time!


P

[foxrocks]

I think the Yeti is a fantastic car but there's no denying the boxy looks are going to be polarising. Personally I find the Qashqai too ubiquitous, though they always review well and are very frugal on fuel.

Have you looked at Tiguan deals?

[ooo000ooo]

Matthew Clarke said:

Robsm said:

I have one on order for mid December delivery, but the 140 petrol, for the same £159 per month but over 24 months.

Was just about to say this would be a good deal over 24 months but not 48

Where's that from?

[anonymous-user]

R0B3RT said:

charltjr said:

Deals on the 150bhp 1.4 A4 are back by the look of it, on the Avant this time. 23% of list over the two years, not too shabby if you need a mid-sized estate. Decent enough spec too, Nav as standard, upgraded audio over the SE.

http://www.frontiervehicleleasing.co.uk/car-leasin...

Not very good at all......

Compared to.....?

[talksthetorque]

dave_s13 said:

talksthetorque said:

gazza5 said:

He will be fine on salary sacrifice due to it being a 0% emission car.

£375/750 This year actual out of pocket cost for 20%/40% tax brackets

Hmmmmm?????

CPC Drive deal said:

Gross cost before savings
£357.80
Less Total Savings
£92.88
Plus Benefit-in-Kind £48.24
Net cost per month
£264.92
(The monthly cost includes servicing, maintenance, replacement tyres, full insurance, breakdown cover, GAP Insurance and accident management)
Length of agreement 36 months
Annual mileage 10,000miles

CO? Emissions: 0 g/km
P11d value: £29,940.00

There are a LOT of NHS staff using this scheme. Are we all going to get stung with these proposed changes then?

looks like they have already accounted for the tax difference.

Edited by talksthetorque on Wednesday 30th November 20:07

[Markee68]

To the people discussing the new BMW 5 series a few pages back...

When comparing pricing against the old model, it's worth bearing in mind the new model has some standard equipment that were options on the old (SE, 4 cylinder) model: auto gearbox, LED lights and Pro Media.

[Usget]

R0B3RT said:

charltjr said:

Deals on the 150bhp 1.4 A4 are back by the look of it, on the Avant this time. 23% of list over the two years, not too shabby if you need a mid-sized estate. Decent enough spec too, Nav as standard, upgraded audio over the SE.

http://www.frontiervehicleleasing.co.uk/car-leasin...

Not very good at all......

Not very good at all, he says, trying to put the forum off the scent whilst rushing to the phone

£280 including VAT on a 1+23 seems like a pretty good deal to me.

[r14jrj]

do most people have gap insurance? how much roughly is the gap insurance?

[Madness60]

Usget said:

Not very good at all, he says, trying to put the forum off the scent whilst rushing to the phone

£280 including VAT on a 1+23 seems like a pretty good deal to me.

It's ok but the deals are not as good as they were, I missed the first deals but got one in May on a 6 + 23 for 169 inc VAT from an Audi dealer.

[Dog Star]

r14jrj said:

do most people have gap insurance? how much roughly is the gap insurance?

Mid you're leasing and you don't have gap then, quite frankly you are an idiot and opening yourself up to huge financial pain if the worst happens - remember that if it all comes to the worst you don't just owe for the market value of the car, but the early termination fees etc that go with it. These can easily be into five figures.

Ask me how I know - I've totalled my lease car and am just going through all of the insurance dealings just five months into a three year deal. If I didn't have gap cover I'd probably kill myself. I'm all covered but the ramifications of not having it are horrendous. I did everything by the book and made sure the insurance knew it was a personal lease so it's all gone smoothly.

Mine was something like 120 for 15k of cover (works over the whole lease).

This is also a damned good reason to go for the minimum possible up front payment - I've lost 3 months upfront - not 6 or 9. That'd hurt.

[Zooom]

Just got a quote for extending my Golf R lease. Was paying circa £240 per month for a 5k a year 24 month deal. Have gone massively over that with the mileage currently at over 30k so was expecting a £1400+ excess mileage bill when handing it back. Haven't found anything to replace it with yet so got a quote to extend for an additional 6 months while I keep looking. Quote came back at £290 pm with a total mileage of 40k over the 30 months.

That seems like a very good deal does it not?

Considering I was going to have to pay £1400 anyway and I can drive it for another 6 months for £1740.

So it's going to cost me £340 to lease it for another 6 months (£56 per month).

Am I missing something?

Edited by Zooom on Wednesday 30th November 20:22

Edited by Zooom on Wednesday 30th November 20:38

[whistler360]

Not sure if this has been posted before and I've never seen these guys before but this seems interesting.

https://www.vehiclesavers.com/car-leasing/bmw/1-se...

M140i 9mths initial rental 2yr deal for £254.10 inc vat.


8000mls per year.

[Nickp82]

Zooom said:

Just got a quote for extending my Golf R lease. Was paying circa £240 per month for a 5k a year 24 month deal. Have gone massively over that with the mileage currently at over 30k so was expecting a £1400+ bill when handing it back. Haven't found anything to replace it with yet so got a quote to extend for an additional 6 months while I keep looking. Quote came back at £290 pm with a total mileage of 40k over the 30 months.

That seems like a very good deal does it not?

Considering I was going to have to pay £1400 anyway and I can drive it for another 6 months for £1740.

So it's going to cost me £340 to lease it for another 6 months (£56 per month).

Am I missing something?

Edited by Zooom on Wednesday 30th November 20:22

That is a good deal, are you with VWFS as many have reported them as being very accommodating when adjusting mileage/term when part way in to a lease or approaching the end?

[Zooom]

Nickp82 said:

That is a good deal, are you with VWFS as many have reported them as being very accommodating when adjusting mileage/term when part way in to a lease or approaching the end?

Yep VWFS. I was expecting the "amortised" price per month to go up not down as it was already bloody cheap.

I'm not complaining, just don't see why they'd do that. Surely the car will devalue more than £340 in 6 months and 10k miles.

Edited by Zooom on Wednesday 30th November 20:51

Edited by Zooom on Wednesday 30th November 22:38

[Pablo16v]

Dog Star said:

r14jrj said:

do most people have gap insurance? how much roughly is the gap insurance?

Mid you're leasing and you don't have gap then, quite frankly you are an idiot and opening yourself up to huge financial pain if the worst happens - remember that if it all comes to the worst you don't just owe for the market value of the car, but the early termination fees etc that go with it. These can easily be into five figures.

Ask me how I know - I've totalled my lease car and am just going through all of the insurance dealings just five months into a three year deal. If I didn't have gap cover I'd probably kill myself. I'm all covered but the ramifications of not having it are horrendous. I did everything by the book and made sure the insurance knew it was a personal lease so it's all gone smoothly.

Mine was something like 120 for 15k of cover (works over the whole lease).

This is also a damned good reason to go for the minimum possible up front payment - I've lost 3 months upfront - not 6 or 9. That'd hurt.

£120 here too, with ALA.

[wemorgan]

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

Skoda Yeti Outdoor Diesel Estate
2.0 TDI CR SE L 5dr

- 17" Origami alloy wheels with anti-theft wheel bolts
- Bi-Xenon headlights with cornering function and dynamic angle control
- Heated front seats
- Amundsen touchscreen satellite navigation system with DAB radio and voice control
- 3 spoke leather multifunction steering wheel
- Varioflex
- Dual-zone air conditioning with humidity sensor and control
- Acoustic rear parking sensors

Business Lease Deal
£123.00 Per Month, EXC VAT
Rental Profile 9+23
Annual Mileage 8k Miles p/a
Initial Rental £1,107.00
Additional Fees None