Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 3)
Discussion
No very exciting, but some cheap motoring in the Ioniq hybrid:
£4384 over two year, 22% of list.
https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...
£4384 over two year, 22% of list.
https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...
rajan2004 said:
Quick question, I'm just in the process of signing my VWFS papers for a Tiguan. In one of the sections it states that I would be liable to pay the difference if road tax costs increase during the period of the contract.
I thought road tax was paid a year in advance? So does this mean I would only pay the difference in the second year? Also, roughly how much would it be?
It's all a bit confusing!
Standard clause I think as your hire agreement will be based on the current rate of VAT and vehicle tax rates so if either goes up then the leasing company will pass them on to you. I thought road tax was paid a year in advance? So does this mean I would only pay the difference in the second year? Also, roughly how much would it be?
It's all a bit confusing!
MrOnTheRopes said:
gcollins said:
Interested on opinions on this deal below.
Mercedes C220 AMG Line Saloon
£249+Vat +£500 + 9+ 23 Business or £299inc Vat Personal.
10K
If it's who I think it is there's probably another £250+VAT fee on top of that too, which doesn't seem to get mentioned on the website. Mercedes C220 AMG Line Saloon
£249+Vat +£500 + 9+ 23 Business or £299inc Vat Personal.
10K
Pablo16v said:
Standard clause I think as your hire agreement will be based on the current rate of VAT and vehicle tax rates so if either goes up then the leasing company will pass them on to you.
Makes senseThe std rate goes to £140 so second year will be an extra £30 (for a non DSG 2.0 TDi)
Jonno02 said:
Exactly. My point being; why would you hesitate when we all know it's going up?
I found the deal less appealing with +£750 on top, the deals at the time were being sent out without this extra cost hence the confusion I had... Looks like since the S5 build dates are getting pushed some may have to pay the +£750 despite ordering cars expected to arrive before the rise, must be very frustrating!rcwl92 said:
1 + 35 8kpa £285.00 for Leon Cupra 300 5dr man in Silver, White, Blue, Grey. £178 Admin Fee. Total £3479 per year.
Yay or nay?
similar price to this main dealer with no feesYay or nay?
http://www.uchoosecontracts.co.uk/seat_leon_hatchb...
3+35 £280 inc vat
The 2yr deals aren't much more, so I'd go with that instead.
Edited by wemorgan on Thursday 19th January 18:06
Jonno02 said:
TomScrut said:
Where do you think the money they use to pay for it comes from?
Exactly. My point being; why would you hesitate when we all know it's going up?Edited by TomScrut on Thursday 19th January 18:37
Hoping my friends here at PH can help me...
Looking for a hot hatch to run as my daily to compliment my Evo at the weekend. I therefore don't care much for track performance and would rather have a lovely car to drive to and from work and for my day to day life. My main problem at the moment is finding any excuse to use the Evo instead of my current company car! So something that is lovely to sit in, lovely to drive and fast to boot would hopefully not have me grabbing the Evo keys at every opportunity!
So, what deals are about? Are there good ones to be had still? Would be about 8k miles a year.
As a side, those of you who like me are employed by car dealerships, do these lease deals typically beat employee discount?
Thanks!!
Looking for a hot hatch to run as my daily to compliment my Evo at the weekend. I therefore don't care much for track performance and would rather have a lovely car to drive to and from work and for my day to day life. My main problem at the moment is finding any excuse to use the Evo instead of my current company car! So something that is lovely to sit in, lovely to drive and fast to boot would hopefully not have me grabbing the Evo keys at every opportunity!
So, what deals are about? Are there good ones to be had still? Would be about 8k miles a year.
As a side, those of you who like me are employed by car dealerships, do these lease deals typically beat employee discount?
Thanks!!
Paul Goldstar said:
Isn't the £500 some kind of admin fee?
Yes, it's how some of the brokers earn their money. Some leasing companies allow brokers to upsell the rental and will pay the difference to the brokers directly. As a general rule of thumb going direct to a dealer will save you an admin fee, although not all dealers can supply cars via leasewemorgan said:
Contact FastBug directly, he works for MB Retail and can quote you the car without fees.
Thanks Will 
ConnorW said:
As a side, those of you who like me are employed by car dealerships, do these lease deals typically beat employee discount?
Our staff deal is better than a lease deal, I don't think I'd take one though as if you leave you lose the carConnorW said:
Hoping my friends here at PH can help me...
Looking for a hot hatch to run as my daily to compliment my Evo at the weekend. I therefore don't care much for track performance and would rather have a lovely car to drive to and from work and for my day to day life. My main problem at the moment is finding any excuse to use the Evo instead of my current company car! So something that is lovely to sit in, lovely to drive and fast to boot would hopefully not have me grabbing the Evo keys at every opportunity!
So, what deals are about? Are there good ones to be had still? Would be about 8k miles a year.
Seat Ibiza Cupra is on special offer with Nationwide Vehicle Leasing, 3+23 @ £185, even cheaper on 3 or 4 year deals. Looking for a hot hatch to run as my daily to compliment my Evo at the weekend. I therefore don't care much for track performance and would rather have a lovely car to drive to and from work and for my day to day life. My main problem at the moment is finding any excuse to use the Evo instead of my current company car! So something that is lovely to sit in, lovely to drive and fast to boot would hopefully not have me grabbing the Evo keys at every opportunity!
So, what deals are about? Are there good ones to be had still? Would be about 8k miles a year.
The spec on those things is cracking, and they are pretty fast to boot.
rajan2004 said:
Quick question, I'm just in the process of signing my VWFS papers for a Tiguan. In one of the sections it states that I would be liable to pay the difference if road tax costs increase during the period of the contract.
I thought road tax was paid a year in advance? So does this mean I would only pay the difference in the second year? Also, roughly how much would it be?
It's all a bit confusing!
Don't know if this is of any use (or if it's accurate, I think it is). I thought road tax was paid a year in advance? So does this mean I would only pay the difference in the second year? Also, roughly how much would it be?
It's all a bit confusing!
Gassing Station | Car Buying | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff