Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 8)
Discussion
Hitch said:
I've Lanced The Boil on a wacky C5 Aircross thing. Not my usual fodder but the deal was stupidly cheap so a good opportunity to change the family bus and sample what the French have been smoking recently. 1+23, £248pcm, 10k, List is £32k which is...funny.
I'm fascinated to see if the wild array of tech works on delivery!
Who was this with please? May be interested to replace the wife's Qashqai.I'm fascinated to see if the wild array of tech works on delivery!
Auto810graphy said:
ElGonzo said:
What do we consider the 6 leading brands to be?
Michelin
Pirelli
Goodyear
Dunlop
Yokohama??
Toyo??
Have sent back hundreds of cars and have never been picked up on tyre brand despite what the funders say. Just today a Audi A3 went back with a nice set of Jinnu’s. Michelin
Pirelli
Goodyear
Dunlop
Yokohama??
Toyo??
ElGonzo said:
Auto810graphy said:
ElGonzo said:
What do we consider the 6 leading brands to be?
Michelin
Pirelli
Goodyear
Dunlop
Yokohama??
Toyo??
Have sent back hundreds of cars and have never been picked up on tyre brand despite what the funders say. Just today a Audi A3 went back with a nice set of Jinnu’s. Michelin
Pirelli
Goodyear
Dunlop
Yokohama??
Toyo??
Justhe-1 said:
Hitch said:
I've Lanced The Boil on a wacky C5 Aircross thing. Not my usual fodder but the deal was stupidly cheap so a good opportunity to change the family bus and sample what the French have been smoking recently. 1+23, £248pcm, 10k, List is £32k which is...funny.
I'm fascinated to see if the wild array of tech works on delivery!
Who was this with please? May be interested to replace the wife's Qashqai.I'm fascinated to see if the wild array of tech works on delivery!
Includes metallic paint and all the toys - including a wave your foot auto boot opener, acoustic windscreen, digital dash, advanced comfort seats etc etc.
RGL said:
Quite a few to choose from on here - https://www.dicklovett.co.uk/bmw/news/christmas-ha...X4 M represents 17% ish even though it's a PCP
maccas99 said:
Quite a few to choose from on here - https://www.dicklovett.co.uk/bmw/news/christmas-ha...
X4 M represents 17% ish even though it's a PCP
No, it's a 48 month deal. So not comparable. X4 M represents 17% ish even though it's a PCP
xandir said:
Nice and early! Which deal was this from if you don't mind me asking? And what spec is it?I've got a T4 Momentum Plus (Pro?!?) I'm waiting on from Willow Leasing. Delivery was supposed to be by the end of the year but I'm being impatient
2003bluecat said:
xandir said:
Nice and early! Which deal was this from if you don't mind me asking? And what spec is it?I've got a T4 Momentum Plus (Pro?!?) I'm waiting on from Willow Leasing. Delivery was supposed to be by the end of the year but I'm being impatient
Mine was to be by year end and I was happy with that, but they told me it was ready and well..............
Very impressed so far.
xandir said:
It was with VehicleSavers (3+23 @255). Sure it's the same deal as Willow had, it's the same model/spec as you've got.
Mine was to be by year end and I was happy with that, but they told me it was ready and well..............
Very impressed so far.
Similar at £259.70 3+23 with metallic but only 8k miles. Hopefully I'll be hearing from them soon then. Earlier the better for me as the Fiesta ST is doing my back no good at all Can't wait to give pilot assist a go.Mine was to be by year end and I was happy with that, but they told me it was ready and well..............
Very impressed so far.
Long time lurker but first time poster here.
The PCP deal on the BMW M4 posted on the previous page has caught my eye, and I'm just trying to do some man math.
Having done a bit of looking around, a c. 4 year old M4 with 30,000 miles goes for £32-35k. The balloon payment on the office is £24k. Even with a bit of fat for a dealer, there's got to be a bit of 'profit' to atleast offset the monthlies in this? Taking a c. £5k 'profit' this makes the deal seem even more attractive.
I appreciate this is very much crystal balling, but is there anything else that I am missing?? Thanks.
The PCP deal on the BMW M4 posted on the previous page has caught my eye, and I'm just trying to do some man math.
Having done a bit of looking around, a c. 4 year old M4 with 30,000 miles goes for £32-35k. The balloon payment on the office is £24k. Even with a bit of fat for a dealer, there's got to be a bit of 'profit' to atleast offset the monthlies in this? Taking a c. £5k 'profit' this makes the deal seem even more attractive.
I appreciate this is very much crystal balling, but is there anything else that I am missing?? Thanks.
tinkertaylor81 said:
First time poster...
Looking at an XC90 to replace my Discovery 4.
Local Volvo dealer has come back with:
XC90 R Design Pro B5
Onyx black
Blond leather
Tow bar
Maintenance pack
4th year warranty
10000 miles
48 months
690 per month with 1 month down
Thoughts?
They’ve offered me a better price than I’d expected for the Disco as well... though that is earmarked for house renovations, hence the lower first payment.
I don't know how much the tow bar & maintenance pack you've mentioned is worth, but a quick search on Cars2Buy has found a B5 R-Design Pro XC90 for £617 on 1+35, 10k. Looking at an XC90 to replace my Discovery 4.
Local Volvo dealer has come back with:
XC90 R Design Pro B5
Onyx black
Blond leather
Tow bar
Maintenance pack
4th year warranty
10000 miles
48 months
690 per month with 1 month down
Thoughts?
They’ve offered me a better price than I’d expected for the Disco as well... though that is earmarked for house renovations, hence the lower first payment.
(A T5 Momentum XC90 could be had for £456 on the same 1+35, 10k term)
ukgreeny said:
Long time lurker but first time poster here.
The PCP deal on the BMW M4 posted on the previous page has caught my eye, and I'm just trying to do some man math.
Having done a bit of looking around, a c. 4 year old M4 with 30,000 miles goes for £32-35k. The balloon payment on the office is £24k. Even with a bit of fat for a dealer, there's got to be a bit of 'profit' to atleast offset the monthlies in this? Taking a c. £5k 'profit' this makes the deal seem even more attractive.
I appreciate this is very much crystal balling, but is there anything else that I am missing?? Thanks.
Remember it will be the "old" model in about 1 year too. that won't help with resale (although the M range tends to hold their value better).The PCP deal on the BMW M4 posted on the previous page has caught my eye, and I'm just trying to do some man math.
Having done a bit of looking around, a c. 4 year old M4 with 30,000 miles goes for £32-35k. The balloon payment on the office is £24k. Even with a bit of fat for a dealer, there's got to be a bit of 'profit' to atleast offset the monthlies in this? Taking a c. £5k 'profit' this makes the deal seem even more attractive.
I appreciate this is very much crystal balling, but is there anything else that I am missing?? Thanks.
New to leasing and have a generic question: Are the prices quoted on websites/received via email fixed or is there some wiggle room to negotiate on the quotes they provide?
Wanted to take a punt and email a broker to see if they could knock a few £s off the instalments whilst keeping everything else the same but don't want to embarrass myself.
Thanks
Wanted to take a punt and email a broker to see if they could knock a few £s off the instalments whilst keeping everything else the same but don't want to embarrass myself.
Thanks
TheDrownedApe said:
ukgreeny said:
Long time lurker but first time poster here.
The PCP deal on the BMW M4 posted on the previous page has caught my eye, and I'm just trying to do some man math.
Having done a bit of looking around, a c. 4 year old M4 with 30,000 miles goes for £32-35k. The balloon payment on the office is £24k. Even with a bit of fat for a dealer, there's got to be a bit of 'profit' to atleast offset the monthlies in this? Taking a c. £5k 'profit' this makes the deal seem even more attractive.
I appreciate this is very much crystal balling, but is there anything else that I am missing?? Thanks.
Remember it will be the "old" model in about 1 year too. that won't help with resale (although the M range tends to hold their value better).The PCP deal on the BMW M4 posted on the previous page has caught my eye, and I'm just trying to do some man math.
Having done a bit of looking around, a c. 4 year old M4 with 30,000 miles goes for £32-35k. The balloon payment on the office is £24k. Even with a bit of fat for a dealer, there's got to be a bit of 'profit' to atleast offset the monthlies in this? Taking a c. £5k 'profit' this makes the deal seem even more attractive.
I appreciate this is very much crystal balling, but is there anything else that I am missing?? Thanks.
Look on the BMW used car locator at all the ones less than 1k miles. You can get a brand new Pre reg from dick Lovett for £39,999 at the moment here
https://www.dicklovett.co.uk/bmw/used-cars/2019-bm...
Edited by interstellar on Tuesday 26th November 14:49
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