Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 3)

[jonny996]

Fezzaman said:

Broccers said:

jonny996 said:

Broccers, would you be so kind and tell me what I should have ordered, my only real requirements are large automatic load luger

Buy something you actually want?

Ah but there's a distinction to be made here to avoid confusion - jonny996 'needs' a large automatic load lugger (correct me if I'm wrong). He doesn't have to 'want' it. I suspect his 996 fills that role. And herein lies the success and imo perfect rationale for leasing the vast majority of modern sub-40k cars. They're all much of a muchness in different shapes and sizes IMO. If you actually 'want' a particular car you would probably keep it longer than a couple of years anyway negating the point of this thread. Maybe you get lucky with a car that you both want and need. Unlikely though - at best you get a slightly more fruity drivetrain choice in the shape of your choosing.

Nail / Head

[sam_you26]

Hi Guys,

Long shot I know...but can anyone suggest where I could find a stock S4/RS4 avant or c63/c43 on lease?
Required in the next 2/3 weeks.

Thanks in advance,

Sam

[craig_emp]

So.... back to topic:

XC60 T5 Geartronic SE Nav (Leather) 3 + 23 / 10k per year:

£237 a month with £712 upfront. This includes delivery and Metallic paint.

[foofaroo]

craig_emp said:

So.... back to topic:

XC60 T5 Geartronic SE Nav (Leather) 3 + 23 / 10k per year:

£237 a month with £712 upfront. This includes delivery and Metallic paint.

That looks like a good deal for 10k miles. Where from?

[craig_emp]

foofaroo said:

That looks like a good deal for 10k miles. Where from?

It was Mill Volvo via the WhatCar website. You can search on all the variants.

[nickfrog]

Sheepshanks said:

We've got the old Tiguan and I'm seeing more and more negative comments about the new one - so there's some hope of deals in the not too distant future.

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We've got the "old" Tiguan too (150 Tdi match ed) until the end of the year. It's still a better car than more recent competing SUVs (QQ, Tucson, Kadjar, etc...). And it's no more expensive. The new shape in SE Nav is around £60 more a month amortised but is lower spec. That's 25% more. We'll look at extending to a third year if cost effective which may give VW time to lower the price of the new Tig or of the Alteca.
What negative comments have you seen about the new shape ?

[edc]

Typically, if you extend by a year, is it a 1 year extension or a rolling 1 month extension giving you a potential get out within a month?

[northernmedia]

Volvo are happy for me to extend pro rata - I just need to give them 5 days notice.
Means I don't have to rush for a new deal!

[anonymous-user]

sam_you26 said:

Hi Guys,

Long shot I know...but can anyone suggest where I could find a stock S4/RS4 avant or c63/c43 on lease?
Required in the next 2/3 weeks.

Thanks in advance,

Sam

Go to contracthireandleasing.com and select "in stock only" in the search filters

[Scotia3k]

Beefmeister said:

Could you possibly stop bhing between yourselves and leave the thread for actual lease deals and discussion please.

This. I have to re-bookmark the last page of the thread about 3 times a day to make sure I know where I read up to. Everytime I come back it's just sewing club chatter.

[beeej]

Scotia3k said:

This. I have to re-bookmark the last page of the thread about 3 times a day to make sure I know where I read up to.

Erm, let me save you a bit of time fella: the arrow button after the final page number of a thread takes you the message you had read up to! (When you're looking at a list of forum threads, or your Bookmarks)

[Tuvra]

foofaroo said:

craig_emp said:

So.... back to topic:

XC60 T5 Geartronic SE Nav (Leather) 3 + 23 / 10k per year:

£237 a month with £712 upfront. This includes delivery and Metallic paint.

That looks like a good deal for 10k miles. Where from?

Link? I can't find anything even close to that on there, sure it wasn't over 35 months?

[craig_emp]

Tuvra said:

Link? I can't find anything even close to that on there, sure it wasn't over 35 months?

link

You'll have to email them for a 3+23 quote but it works out the same as the 6+23 over the period.

Edited by craig_emp on Monday 16th January 16:19

[Jefferson Steelflex]

I've been following this thread for over a year now, and this must be one of the quietest periods for deals in that time.

The deal I was lining up for the Seat Leon has now been pulled, so I cannot find one suitable small family car/hatchback option available that meets the 20% lease to RRP ratio. Hope they return soon, I need a car for April.

Maybe it's time to look at..........PCP

[jonny996]

You only have to read the news headlines of last week to know why we are not seeing deals. 2016 was a record year for new car sales, so there won't be fields of new cars needing shifted at near zero profit.
There must be a shed load of folk that have put off buying in recent years due to economy that are now at the point of the have to change...

[Beefmeister]

jonny996 said:

You only have to read the news headlines of last week to know why we are not seeing deals. 2016 was a record year for new car sales, so there won't be fields of new cars needing shifted at near zero profit.
There must be a shed load of folk that have put off buying in recent years due to economy that are now at the point of the have to change...

The stupid thing is, the huge number of cheap lease deals is why '16 was a record year for car sales. Those numbers are purely vehicles registered, so take into account fleet and lease sales.

[wemorgan]

Jefferson Steelflex said:

I've been following this thread for over a year now, and this must be one of the quietest periods for deals in that time.

The deal I was lining up for the Seat Leon has now been pulled, so I cannot find one suitable small family car/hatchback option available that meets the 20% lease to RRP ratio. Hope they return soon, I need a car for April.

Maybe it's time to look at..........PCP

https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing-companies/main-dealers/marshall-honda-york/honda/civic/152998728/

Honda Civic Diesel Hatchback
1.6 i-DTEC Sport 5dr

ersonal Lease Deal
£141.42 Per Month, INC VAT
Rental Profile 9+23
Annual Mileage 8k Miles p/a
Initial Rental £1,272.78
Additional Fees None
In Stock

[leem5]

It does seem pretty slim pickings at the moment, in the same boat as above and needing something sorted for April.

[SelectCarLeasing]

leem5 said:

It does seem pretty slim pickings at the moment, in the same boat as above and needing something sorted for April.

Speak to us and Wessex, loads of deals out there already.

Also, as stated in previous posts, anyone looking to take a car in April this year it may be prudent to make sure your car is registered in March to avoid the new Vehicle Excise Duty.

Thank you

[talksthetorque]

Beefmeister said:

jonny996 said:

You only have to read the news headlines of last week to know why we are not seeing deals. 2016 was a record year for new car sales, so there won't be fields of new cars needing shifted at near zero profit.
There must be a shed load of folk that have put off buying in recent years due to economy that are now at the point of the have to change...

The stupid thing is, the huge number of cheap lease deals is why '16 was a record year for car sales. Those numbers are purely vehicles registered, so take into account fleet and lease sales.

Hopefully all the car companies will ramp up production on the back of the good figures, to once again fill the disused airfields and abandoned docks of this fair Isle.
March to June would be my sweet spot, for Early September delivery - if there are any marketing forecast types reading this
2.5L or larger, petrol capable of 30 to the gallon. 340i touring with a pricing error would be lovely.