Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol II)

Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol II)

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RayPike

413 posts

123 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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S7GVC said:
Why are people ringing vw dealers, who are in direct competition to these lease companies, then surprised when the dealer tells them it's not legit and offers them something else. Vested interest???
FFS... don't be dumb. They aren't miraculously getting cars from a rabbit hole somewhere. VW know the deals. The dealer I spoke to first thing ran a quote on the system and came up with the £135 per month offer. Amazing. Trouble is, it isn't available. Her line manager stepped in after checking the unbelievable price and found that the deal was only available for cars in stock and delivered by March 31st. They have quite a few but they are high spec and more expensive.

Nobody. Repeat NOBODY is getting an Alltrack via factory order at £135 (or less) per month. The only way this would be done is if the dealer for some insane reason decided to honour the deal via goodwill and why the hell would they do that!?

loudlashadjuster

5,196 posts

185 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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Just got an email from CVL about the Passat Alltrack some someone still thinks it is on.

S7GVC

207 posts

207 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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RayPike said:
FFS... don't be dumb. They aren't miraculously getting cars from a rabbit hole somewhere. VW know the deals. The dealer I spoke to first thing ran a quote on the system and came up with the £135 per month offer. Amazing. Trouble is, it isn't available. Her line manager stepped in after checking the unbelievable price and found that the deal was only available for cars in stock and delivered by March 31st. They have quite a few but they are high spec and more expensive.

Nobody. Repeat NOBODY is getting an Alltrack via factory order at £135 (or less) per month. The only way this would be done is if the dealer for some insane reason decided to honour the deal via goodwill and why the hell would they do that!?
Same situation with my current m135i and A6 before that.

"That can't be right sir", why not pay £200/month extra to us.

A dealer is just a shop, cars will be coming through vw direct in a commercially confidential deal that dealers won't be able to match. Eventually the cars will be supplied through one dealer who will take a minimum margin, but on 1000s of cars

Edited by S7GVC on Wednesday 9th March 11:40

David Moffatt

128 posts

110 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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We have just been informed by Volkswagen Financial Services that the VW Passat Alltrack deal was an error and has now been withdrawn.

Unless you have a finance application approved on the exact car and offer they will not honour any quotes.

Emeye

9,773 posts

224 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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RayPike said:
FFS... don't be dumb. They aren't miraculously getting cars from a rabbit hole somewhere. VW know the deals. The dealer I spoke to first thing ran a quote on the system and came up with the £135 per month offer. Amazing. Trouble is, it isn't available. Her line manager stepped in after checking the unbelievable price and found that the deal was only available for cars in stock and delivered by March 31st. They have quite a few but they are high spec and more expensive.

Nobody. Repeat NOBODY is getting an Alltrack via factory order at £135 (or less) per month. The only way this would be done is if the dealer for some insane reason decided to honour the deal via goodwill and why the hell would they do that!?
Mine was down to £129 for the 190 DSG model - there is a chance that some dealer networks have standard or close to standard cars already in stock, so some people could drop lucky.

Following the Golf R debacle I had vowed to never consider a VW ever again.....

Innowaybored

896 posts

108 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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Still on hold to NVS but in meantime also rang my local VW dealer. He is taking a look and getting back to me.

I may well get one as it seems too good to be true ! Not bothered about factory order - more than happy with in stock items

culpz

4,892 posts

113 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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Soon as i saw these deals i jumped onto Nationwide and had a look. Yeah deffo a balls up as the price has now shot up from £150 pm to over £500 inc VAT. Was nearly ready to cancel my A4 order and get one of them aswell! Now i know the Audi deals are cheap but if these VW ones were true they would have been mega ridiculous.

Shame frown
The 2.0TDI 190 is still showing at £119.99 for me. Tempted to stick in an application and see what happens. Would make a decent addition to the Golf R.
Do it! AS someone said on here they may still honor the ones advertised. Tbh i'm kinda glad they were taken off. As good a deal as it is/was i do less than 10k PA and do mostly stop/start journeys so the DPF wouldn't last 5 mins. Just wished they did the A4 with the 1.4 in an auto and it would be perfect; even at a slightly dearer cost.

Hey ho. Good luck with it. Let us know how you get on.
Just put in an application with NVS. What a mad amount of car for the money. Fingers crossed.
Good stuff! Hope it goes through mate biggrin
Thanks! Just need to decide whether to get it in Night Blue Metallic to match my Golf R laugh
You certainly like your VW's don't you biggrin They do some nice colours in the Passat Alltracks i must say. That Habanero orange is nice but its £970 quid which is a bit steep! Isn't there another blue aswell? Was trying to look at some on Autotrader but they didn't do many of the new shape.

Emeye

9,773 posts

224 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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David Moffatt said:
We have just been informed by Volkswagen Financial Services that the VW Passat Alltrack deal was an error and has now been withdrawn.

Unless you have a finance application approved on the exact car and offer they will not honour any quotes.
I don't think we can get more definite than that - thanks for updating us - does that mean that if our finance was approved this morning then we could get one at that price?

Innowaybored

896 posts

108 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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David Moffatt said:
We have just been informed by Volkswagen Financial Services that the VW Passat Alltrack deal was an error and has now been withdrawn.

Unless you have a finance application approved on the exact car and offer they will not honour any quotes.
bugger

congrats to those lucky enough to get it through in time


EDIT - NVS just updated the website. Now £600 a month !



Edited by Innowaybored on Wednesday 9th March 11:53

S7GVC

207 posts

207 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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David Moffatt said:
We have just been informed by Volkswagen Financial Services that the VW Passat Alltrack deal was an error and has now been withdrawn.

Unless you have a finance application approved on the exact car and offer they will not honour any quotes.
Who is "we". Do you mean you personally, or is that from NVL?

David Moffatt

128 posts

110 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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Emeye said:
I don't think we can get more definite than that - thanks for updating us - does that mean that if our finance was approved this morning then we could get one at that price?
Potentially yes. That's what we're hoping.

egoold

541 posts

269 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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Just had email from central leasing saying the deal had been pulled due to a pricing error

David Moffatt

128 posts

110 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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S7GVC said:
Who is "we". Do you mean you personally, or is that from NVL?
Yes me personally, in communication with VWFS.

S7GVC

207 posts

207 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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David Moffatt said:
Yes me personally, in communication with VWFS.
Thanks.

Still hopeful that application through NVL is honoured. Had the same when trying to get dealers to match previous deals, but the lease companies came through. I'll wait to hear from NVL that it's been pulled before giving up.

RayPike

413 posts

123 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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MichaelGell said:


Quote dtuk for free delivery. Thank me later.
Anyone else facepalming right now ;-)

imdeman87

895 posts

108 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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I like the excessive use of exclamation marks!!!!

RayPike

413 posts

123 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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Just been called back by my dealer to confirm it's a mistake...

However...

VW will honour any saved quotes in the system if the customer goes ahead. I have 5 of them saved that my dealer can use. She's just checking which of them are still in stock.

Just had the call. I have 3 to choose from: Silver DSG for £197 per month (with 19" wheels and Dynamic chassis wotsit), Blue DSG with all sorts on for £261 or Habanero manual at £231 with some whistles and bells too....

If I don't use the quotes, she can offer them to other people. I'm thinking about it!

Sheepshanks

32,960 posts

120 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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S7GVC said:
RayPike said:
FFS... don't be dumb. They aren't miraculously getting cars from a rabbit hole somewhere. VW know the deals. The dealer I spoke to first thing ran a quote on the system and came up with the £135 per month offer. Amazing. Trouble is, it isn't available. Her line manager stepped in after checking the unbelievable price and found that the deal was only available for cars in stock and delivered by March 31st. They have quite a few but they are high spec and more expensive.

Nobody. Repeat NOBODY is getting an Alltrack via factory order at £135 (or less) per month. The only way this would be done is if the dealer for some insane reason decided to honour the deal via goodwill and why the hell would they do that!?
Same situation with my current m135i and A6 before that.

"That can't be right sir", why not pay £200/month extra to us.

A dealer is just a shop, cars will be coming through vw direct in a commercially confidential deal that dealers won't be able to match. Eventually the cars will be supplied through one dealer who will take a minimum margin, but on 1000s of cars
With VW you can get the same deal as the brokers from your local dealer - you just have to get past the retail sales people to the one who handles business sales, and they may not be geared up, or bothered, to handle a single sale.

The finance is always provided by VWFS - the variations you see are just different presentations of the same deal.

BensZ4MC

480 posts

187 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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Just been told that VW made a pricing error and may cancel all orders! Not great :-(

S7GVC

207 posts

207 months

Wednesday 9th March 2016
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Great way to generate some hype over a car most didn't even know existed
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