Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 3)

[350zStee]

Accelebrate said:

£275inc on a 6+23/10k. No fees.

I might have made a mistake if the facelifts drop much more, but I have a feeling that won't happen.

It's a similar price to the M135i from a couple of years ago, I think that started off at £250 on the same terms but was £280 or 90 by the time I'd added heated seats, parking sensors and cruise control.

Where did you get this deal from? Thanks.

[ollie05]

sunniguy said:

Lovely colour.

The facelift is about the same amortised but only 8k miles.

Do u mean the cvl deal at 5k miles or is there another?

Apparently a showroom car is arriving at a dealer near me soon so will so have a look I think

[ollie05]

playalistic said:

CVL deals on the new Golf R:

Is this cvl that you mention?;

http://www.contractvehicles.co.uk/leasing.asp

If so, where do you search or how do you know what deals they have on?!

[ollie05]

ollie05 said:

Is this cvl that you mention?;

http://www.contractvehicles.co.uk/leasing.asp

If so, where do you search or how do you know what deals they have on?!

Ignore me, answered my own question, its this site;

https://www.centralukvehicleleasing.co.uk/

[Avallon]

I know the Q30 has been posted in 1.5 SE spec. This may be of interest to those looking for a hot hatch:
http://www.kgvs.co.uk/personal-lease-cars/infiniti...

£191 on a 9 + 23...

Edited by Avallon on Saturday 25th March 22:11

[PenelopaPitstop]

That's quite a good deal on Inifity Q30 if you want/like one. £6,266 for 8k miles pa (3+23). Automatic, 2.0 petrol engine 211bhp, AWD, parking sensors, cruise control, navigation, folding mirrors, heated front seats, keyless. Mercedes interior in different body shape. Cash price £30,380, not sure what discounts could be had and what's real price, as it's not featured on typical discount websites.

Edited by PenelopaPitstop on Saturday 25th March 23:16

[tyrrell]

Avallon said:

I know the Q30 has been posted in 1.5 SE spec. This may be of interest to those looking for a hot hatch:
http://www.kgvs.co.uk/personal-lease-cars/infiniti...

£191 on a 9 + 23...

Edited by Avallon on Saturday 25th March 22:11

Looks like a lot of car for the money, however when I go on infinitys web site they only show diesel models available, am I missing something ?

[Avallon]

tyrrell said:

Looks like a lot of car for the money, however when I go on infinitys web site they only show diesel models available, am I missing something ?

Their website is pants - could do with someone who understands users to rework it.

If you go to the configurator the 2 litre 4x4 petrol is listed...

[Avallon]

PenelopaPitstop said:

That's quite a good deal on Inifity Q30 if you want/like one. £6,266 for 8k miles pa (3+23). Automatic, 2.0 petrol engine 211bhp, AWD, parking sensors, cruise control, navigation, folding mirrors, heated front seats, keyless. Mercedes interior in different body shape. Cash price £30,380, not sure what discounts could be had and what's real price, as it's not featured on typical discount websites.

Edited by PenelopaPitstop on Saturday 25th March 23:16

Thank you - I should have included that info in my post really. Mea culpa!

[sunniguy]

The Q30 deal seems great, but can't quite work out which spec they are offering. Seems to be the Sport In-Touch version which has a mind boggling amount of kit.

But some of included spec includes things form the City Black pack?

Edited by sunniguy on Sunday 26th March 12:48

[tyrrell]

Avallon said:

tyrrell said:

Looks like a lot of car for the money, however when I go on infinitys web site they only show diesel models available, am I missing something ?

Their website is pants - could do with someone who understands users to rework it.

If you go to the configurator the 2 litre 4x4 petrol is listed...

Sorry my bad was looking at the qx part of the web site

[Pulse00]

PenelopaPitstop said:

That's quite a good deal on Inifity Q30 if you want/like one. £6,266 for 8k miles pa (3+23). Automatic, 2.0 petrol engine 211bhp, AWD, parking sensors, cruise control, navigation, folding mirrors, heated front seats, keyless. Mercedes interior in different body shape. Cash price £30,380, not sure what discounts could be had and what's real price, as it's not featured on typical discount websites.

Edited by PenelopaPitstop on Saturday 25th March 23:16

Its the intouch sport so is a 33.3k rrp car. Seems good to me. Black suits it the most too due to the black wheel arches which don't look great on the other colours. If I went for it I think I'd spec the £300 tints to make it look as sporty as possible and then I'd call it a day as it's specced very well. Can't work out what the city black pack actually adds for the 1.2k!

[sunniguy]

Pulse00 said:

Its the intouch sport so is a 33.3k rrp car. Seems good to me. Black suits it the most too due to the black wheel arches which don't look great on the other colours. If I went for it I think I'd spec the £300 tints to make it look as sporty as possible and then I'd call it a day as it's specced very well. Can't work out what the city black pack actually adds for the 1.2k!

Mainly the reverse and all around view cameras.
I think keyless entry also isn't standard in the 33k specced InTouch Sport..

Actually it's £31.7k.

Edited by sunniguy on Sunday 26th March 15:08

[justa1972]

Could someone kindly explain amortised to me ?

I have the following quote on a Cooper with Chilli pack

£627 down and the 35 x £209.09 8000 miles.

Just interested to see if this is an OK deal

thanks

[PHuzzy]

justa1972 said:

Could someone kindly explain amortised to me ?

I have the following quote on a Cooper with Chilli pack

£627 down and the 35 x £209.09 8000 miles.

Just interested to see if this is an OK deal

thanks

Total cost (initial payment, monthlies and any fees) divided by total term gives you the amortised monthly cost.

In your case 627 + 7,318.15 / 36 = £220.70 amortised.

[R E S T E C P]

justa1972 said:

Could someone kindly explain amortised to me ?

I have the following quote on a Cooper with Chilli pack

£627 down and the 35 x £209.09 8000 miles.

Just interested to see if this is an OK deal

thanks

((35×209.09)+627)/36 = 220.07

Its helpful for comparing deals with different deposits, to see which one works out best when you include all costs as a monthly figure

[justa1972]

thanks very much for replying - that makes sense.

And what is the magic 25% people talk about ?

[Whiskasfelix]

justa1972 said:

thanks very much for replying - that makes sense.

And what is the magic 25% people talk about ?

A 'good' deal is where the amount you pay over the term of the lease is calculated to be less than 25% of the RRP (or best available offer sale price.)

The lease deal here is c. £8k. If the purchase RRP is £32k then it's exactly 25%. HTH

[numtumfutunch]

justa1972 said:

thanks very much for replying - that makes sense.

And what is the magic 25% people talk about ?

It is completely empirical but was something that helped me deciding whats 'hot' and whats not when I leased my own car last summer
You can argue the toss about list price versus discount but as its completely arbitrary anyway I dont think thats important

For me 25% of list all in was good and 20% excellent over 2y for a decent mileage

Another way to decide is that if you bought the car at a 20% discount like the BMW 3 series I leased then what would it cost you over whatever term you decide to keep it. I worked out a 335d bought at a 10k discount and run for 4y would still be a worse deal than x2 2y leases after taking into account road tax, servicing and tyres which Id have needed to pay for if the car was my own. Thats non maintained by the way, I figure I may need an oil service if Im unlucky and drive it like I stole/leased it but deffo wont need tyres.

On the other hand I get to miss out on the experience of taking a car round various dealers for PX prices or putting it for sale in Autotrader and interacting with the public when its time to move on. Shame.......

[Pulse00]

sunniguy said:

Mainly the reverse and all around view cameras.
I think keyless entry also isn't standard in the 33k specced InTouch Sport..

Actually it's £31.7k.

Edited by sunniguy on Sunday 26th March 15:08

Are you selecting the FWD engine by mistake?