Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 3)
Discussion
Aprilia99 said:
but there are very healthy discounts available on the xc90 whereas none it seems on the disco 5..
It's probably too early for good deals on the Disco - but why does it matter?If the fact that a Disco5 appears to be basically twice the price of the extremely competent and comparable XC90 is immaterial to you, why wouldn't you buy the Disco with cash and take the chance that depreciation will be less than £23k? (Or indeed, just buy or lease a Range Rover Sport!)
FastWilly said:
Hi Gents,
Wall flower here! I watch and hopefully learn.
BMW 5 Series Diesel Touring
535d M Sport 5dr Step Auto
Business Lease Deal
£319.00 Per Month, EXC VAT
Rental Profile 6+23
Annual Mileage 10k Miles p/a
Initial Rental £1,914.00
Halliwell Jones Wilmslow BMW
01625 836449
About to agree these terms for the current (old shape) 5 series touring. Previously had the 335d xdrive - what a car! but new addition to the family requires more space.
I think it is a pretty good deal, but open to suggestions for other comparable cars with big engines Audi A6 and Merc E Class if anyone has found any other good deals?
That works out around £11,100 for 2 years if you add VAT on top. Few people have signed up for an S5 for similar money, which is about £5k more expensive on the road according to Evo.Wall flower here! I watch and hopefully learn.
BMW 5 Series Diesel Touring
535d M Sport 5dr Step Auto
Business Lease Deal
£319.00 Per Month, EXC VAT
Rental Profile 6+23
Annual Mileage 10k Miles p/a
Initial Rental £1,914.00
Halliwell Jones Wilmslow BMW
01625 836449
About to agree these terms for the current (old shape) 5 series touring. Previously had the 335d xdrive - what a car! but new addition to the family requires more space.
I think it is a pretty good deal, but open to suggestions for other comparable cars with big engines Audi A6 and Merc E Class if anyone has found any other good deals?
I was looking at 535d or 335d so i could cancel my S5. Around 2 weeks ago there were offers of 335D for £9500 for two years inclusive of VAT. Not sure if any were that price, but when i called, all they had were ones with £2k worth of options, pushing it up to my S5 price, so didnt go for it.
Would say its an alright deal but would be looking for it being £9.5k £10.5k all in over two years inclusive of VAT.
wemorgan said:
blindswelledrat said:
I'm not starting up one of those conversations, but why do you lease? (I do too)
For me it is purely because my wife cries like a baby if a car isn't new and it is just as cheap to lease than buy, quite often cheaper.
Does this apply to everyone? i.e. Is a brand new car a must?
Doing the rough maths on my wifes next car the cost over 3 years leasing versus a paying a loan off on a 1 year old car with 6k miles was 50%/£6000. No surprise there particularly - it is old news, it just made me wonder whether everyone is doing this purely because they love a brand new car this much.
Best start your own thread. This one's for lease deals.For me it is purely because my wife cries like a baby if a car isn't new and it is just as cheap to lease than buy, quite often cheaper.
Does this apply to everyone? i.e. Is a brand new car a must?
Doing the rough maths on my wifes next car the cost over 3 years leasing versus a paying a loan off on a 1 year old car with 6k miles was 50%/£6000. No surprise there particularly - it is old news, it just made me wonder whether everyone is doing this purely because they love a brand new car this much.
Jonno02 said:
Yup, standard spec. Urano grey.
Unfortunately doesn't include the fee, £180 fee to go on that. No dealer would get anywhere close to it though. Closest a dealer got was £360 on an SE Nav...after trying to push PCP for about an hour. Sigh. So fees were unavoidable
You were probably talking to the worng person if they were pushing PCP. Not sure what the correct job title would be but you need the business / fleet sales person (not the business manager - they look after the finance deals).Unfortunately doesn't include the fee, £180 fee to go on that. No dealer would get anywhere close to it though. Closest a dealer got was £360 on an SE Nav...after trying to push PCP for about an hour. Sigh. So fees were unavoidable
pespro said:
FastWilly said:
Hi Gents,
Wall flower here! I watch and hopefully learn.
BMW 5 Series Diesel Touring
535d M Sport 5dr Step Auto
Business Lease Deal
£319.00 Per Month, EXC VAT
Rental Profile 6+23
Annual Mileage 10k Miles p/a
Initial Rental £1,914.00
Halliwell Jones Wilmslow BMW
01625 836449
About to agree these terms for the current (old shape) 5 series touring. Previously had the 335d xdrive - what a car! but new addition to the family requires more space.
I think it is a pretty good deal, but open to suggestions for other comparable cars with big engines Audi A6 and Merc E Class if anyone has found any other good deals?
That works out around £11,100 for 2 years if you add VAT on top. Few people have signed up for an S5 for similar money, which is about £5k more expensive on the road according to Evo.Wall flower here! I watch and hopefully learn.
BMW 5 Series Diesel Touring
535d M Sport 5dr Step Auto
Business Lease Deal
£319.00 Per Month, EXC VAT
Rental Profile 6+23
Annual Mileage 10k Miles p/a
Initial Rental £1,914.00
Halliwell Jones Wilmslow BMW
01625 836449
About to agree these terms for the current (old shape) 5 series touring. Previously had the 335d xdrive - what a car! but new addition to the family requires more space.
I think it is a pretty good deal, but open to suggestions for other comparable cars with big engines Audi A6 and Merc E Class if anyone has found any other good deals?
I was looking at 535d or 335d so i could cancel my S5. Around 2 weeks ago there were offers of 335D for £9500 for two years inclusive of VAT. Not sure if any were that price, but when i called, all they had were ones with £2k worth of options, pushing it up to my S5 price, so didnt go for it.
Would say its an alright deal but would be looking for it being £9.5k £10.5k all in over two years inclusive of VAT.
CYMR0 said:
Aprilia99 said:
but there are very healthy discounts available on the xc90 whereas none it seems on the disco 5..
It's probably too early for good deals on the Disco - but why does it matter?If the fact that a Disco5 appears to be basically twice the price of the extremely competent and comparable XC90 is immaterial to you, why wouldn't you buy the Disco with cash and take the chance that depreciation will be less than £23k? (Or indeed, just buy or lease a Range Rover Sport!)
The Volvo is (relatively) well supported at the moment so much better offers on the table for what is essentially a very similar car.
https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...
9+23 on £352 a month
Hey all
Am a newbie here referred over by another forum. In the market to get my first PCP for a mid-large SUV.
Went to check out the Skoda Kodiaq in person at the preview event @ local Skoda dealership a few days ago and it was a fine looking car. The car looks great, the interiors look a lot better compared to Skoda standards. Time for PCP deal hunting now.
Requirements are: Automatic + Rear view parking sensor / camera + Petrol(preferred). The more driver aids, the better.
Contenders: 1) Skoda Kodiaq SE L
2) Honda CRV SE Plus or EX or SR
3) Volvo XC60 Design
4) LR Discovery Sport
5) Audi Q5 or Merc GLC (although unlikely to fit in the budget)
Mileage: no more than 8000.
Hoping to pay a average monthly cost (all incl): ~£325-350 (less than 300 even better).
Not too worried about the initial deposit or the monthly payment, as long as the total money paid is less
Any suggestions on what to expect or anything that you have spotted would be very much appreciated.
Also had a question about the cons of "in-stock" cars if any?
Thanks a lot guys.
Am a newbie here referred over by another forum. In the market to get my first PCP for a mid-large SUV.
Went to check out the Skoda Kodiaq in person at the preview event @ local Skoda dealership a few days ago and it was a fine looking car. The car looks great, the interiors look a lot better compared to Skoda standards. Time for PCP deal hunting now.
Requirements are: Automatic + Rear view parking sensor / camera + Petrol(preferred). The more driver aids, the better.
Contenders: 1) Skoda Kodiaq SE L
2) Honda CRV SE Plus or EX or SR
3) Volvo XC60 Design
4) LR Discovery Sport
5) Audi Q5 or Merc GLC (although unlikely to fit in the budget)
Mileage: no more than 8000.
Hoping to pay a average monthly cost (all incl): ~£325-350 (less than 300 even better).
Not too worried about the initial deposit or the monthly payment, as long as the total money paid is less
Any suggestions on what to expect or anything that you have spotted would be very much appreciated.
Also had a question about the cons of "in-stock" cars if any?
Thanks a lot guys.
blacksky200 said:
Hey all
Am a newbie here referred over by another forum. In the market to get my first PCP for a mid-large SUV.
Went to check out the Skoda Kodiaq in person at the preview event @ local Skoda dealership a few days ago and it was a fine looking car. The car looks great, the interiors look a lot better compared to Skoda standards. Time for PCP deal hunting now.
Requirements are: Automatic + Rear view parking sensor / camera + Petrol(preferred). The more driver aids, the better.
Contenders: 1) Skoda Kodiaq SE L
2) Honda CRV SE Plus or EX or SR
3) Volvo XC60 Design
4) LR Discovery Sport
5) Audi Q5 or Merc GLC (although unlikely to fit in the budget)
Mileage: no more than 8000.
Hoping to pay a average monthly cost (all incl): ~£325-350 (less than 300 even better).
Not too worried about the initial deposit or the monthly payment, as long as the total money paid is less
Any suggestions on what to expect or anything that you have spotted would be very much appreciated.
Also had a question about the cons of "in-stock" cars if any?
Thanks a lot guys.
Just saying that if you are after a PCP deal then you wont find much here, this is the lease deal thread.Am a newbie here referred over by another forum. In the market to get my first PCP for a mid-large SUV.
Went to check out the Skoda Kodiaq in person at the preview event @ local Skoda dealership a few days ago and it was a fine looking car. The car looks great, the interiors look a lot better compared to Skoda standards. Time for PCP deal hunting now.
Requirements are: Automatic + Rear view parking sensor / camera + Petrol(preferred). The more driver aids, the better.
Contenders: 1) Skoda Kodiaq SE L
2) Honda CRV SE Plus or EX or SR
3) Volvo XC60 Design
4) LR Discovery Sport
5) Audi Q5 or Merc GLC (although unlikely to fit in the budget)
Mileage: no more than 8000.
Hoping to pay a average monthly cost (all incl): ~£325-350 (less than 300 even better).
Not too worried about the initial deposit or the monthly payment, as long as the total money paid is less
Any suggestions on what to expect or anything that you have spotted would be very much appreciated.
Also had a question about the cons of "in-stock" cars if any?
Thanks a lot guys.
However, on the assumption that the payment route doesn't really matter, there are options for you.
1) Skoda Kodiaq - https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...
Slightly over budget but don't think you will get an SE L in budget - amortised £371pm
2) Honda CRV - https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...
Well within budget, amortised £239pm
3) Volvo XC60 R-Design D4 - https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...
Within budget - amortised £297pm
Disco sport, Q5 and GLC are way out, looking at least £450pm amortised for that
Beefmeister said:
blacksky200 said:
PCP PCP blah blah
Scroll up. Keep scrolling. Yep, up there near the top.Between 'Best' and 'Car Deals'.
Yes, that.
Why don't we just help the guy out rather than try and make him feel stupid?
DJM7691 said:
blacksky200 said:
Hey all
Am a newbie here referred over by another forum. In the market to get my first PCP for a mid-large SUV.
Went to check out the Skoda Kodiaq in person at the preview event @ local Skoda dealership a few days ago and it was a fine looking car. The car looks great, the interiors look a lot better compared to Skoda standards. Time for PCP deal hunting now.
Requirements are: Automatic + Rear view parking sensor / camera + Petrol(preferred). The more driver aids, the better.
Contenders: 1) Skoda Kodiaq SE L
2) Honda CRV SE Plus or EX or SR
3) Volvo XC60 Design
4) LR Discovery Sport
5) Audi Q5 or Merc GLC (although unlikely to fit in the budget)
Mileage: no more than 8000.
Hoping to pay a average monthly cost (all incl): ~£325-350 (less than 300 even better).
Not too worried about the initial deposit or the monthly payment, as long as the total money paid is less
Any suggestions on what to expect or anything that you have spotted would be very much appreciated.
Also had a question about the cons of "in-stock" cars if any?
Thanks a lot guys.
Just saying that if you are after a PCP deal then you wont find much here, this is the lease deal thread.Am a newbie here referred over by another forum. In the market to get my first PCP for a mid-large SUV.
Went to check out the Skoda Kodiaq in person at the preview event @ local Skoda dealership a few days ago and it was a fine looking car. The car looks great, the interiors look a lot better compared to Skoda standards. Time for PCP deal hunting now.
Requirements are: Automatic + Rear view parking sensor / camera + Petrol(preferred). The more driver aids, the better.
Contenders: 1) Skoda Kodiaq SE L
2) Honda CRV SE Plus or EX or SR
3) Volvo XC60 Design
4) LR Discovery Sport
5) Audi Q5 or Merc GLC (although unlikely to fit in the budget)
Mileage: no more than 8000.
Hoping to pay a average monthly cost (all incl): ~£325-350 (less than 300 even better).
Not too worried about the initial deposit or the monthly payment, as long as the total money paid is less
Any suggestions on what to expect or anything that you have spotted would be very much appreciated.
Also had a question about the cons of "in-stock" cars if any?
Thanks a lot guys.
However, on the assumption that the payment route doesn't really matter, there are options for you.
1) Skoda Kodiaq - https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...
Slightly over budget but don't think you will get an SE L in budget - amortised £371pm
2) Honda CRV - https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...
Well within budget, amortised £239pm
3) Volvo XC60 R-Design D4 - https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...
Within budget - amortised £297pm
Disco sport, Q5 and GLC are way out, looking at least £450pm amortised for that
I actually think there is a very wide confusion in the general public between PCP and "lease". On Jeremy Vine a month or so ago there was a bit about leases and it sounded like 99% of the time they were talking about PCP. And then there was that article a few pages back too which did similar IMO
In all seriousness though, I don't like the way that the PCx terminology has been used so we now have PCP and PCH, obviously very confusing to those not 'in the know' who need their food cutting up for them.
What was wrong with 'Finance' and 'Lease'?
That gave a very clear indication of what the two things were about.
What was wrong with 'Finance' and 'Lease'?
That gave a very clear indication of what the two things were about.
DJM7691 said:
CYMR0 said:
Aprilia99 said:
but there are very healthy discounts available on the xc90 whereas none it seems on the disco 5..
It's probably too early for good deals on the Disco - but why does it matter?If the fact that a Disco5 appears to be basically twice the price of the extremely competent and comparable XC90 is immaterial to you, why wouldn't you buy the Disco with cash and take the chance that depreciation will be less than £23k? (Or indeed, just buy or lease a Range Rover Sport!)
The Volvo is (relatively) well supported at the moment so much better offers on the table for what is essentially a very similar car.
https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...
9+23 on £352 a month
but agreed with above, taking advantage of the residuals would be best to buying PCP, is this where Oracle et al come into play as LR have 6.9%
DJM7691 said:
CYMR0 said:
Aprilia99 said:
but there are very healthy discounts available on the xc90 whereas none it seems on the disco 5..
It's probably too early for good deals on the Disco - but why does it matter?If the fact that a Disco5 appears to be basically twice the price of the extremely competent and comparable XC90 is immaterial to you, why wouldn't you buy the Disco with cash and take the chance that depreciation will be less than £23k? (Or indeed, just buy or lease a Range Rover Sport!)
The Volvo is (relatively) well supported at the moment so much better offers on the table for what is essentially a very similar car.
https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...
9+23 on £352 a month
but agreed with above, taking advantage of the residuals would be best to buying PCP, is this where Oracle et al come into play as LR have 6.9%
blacksky200 said:
Hey all
Am a newbie here referred over by another forum. In the market to get my first PCP for a mid-large SUV.
Went to check out the Skoda Kodiaq in person at the preview event @ local Skoda dealership a few days ago and it was a fine looking car. The car looks great, the interiors look a lot better compared to Skoda standards. Time for PCP deal hunting now.
Requirements are: Automatic + Rear view parking sensor / camera + Petrol(preferred). The more driver aids, the better.
Contenders: 1) Skoda Kodiaq SE L
2) Honda CRV SE Plus or EX or SR
3) Volvo XC60 Design
4) LR Discovery Sport
5) Audi Q5 or Merc GLC (although unlikely to fit in the budget)
Mileage: no more than 8000.
Hoping to pay a average monthly cost (all incl): ~£325-350 (less than 300 even better).
Not too worried about the initial deposit or the monthly payment, as long as the total money paid is less
Any suggestions on what to expect or anything that you have spotted would be very much appreciated.
Also had a question about the cons of "in-stock" cars if any?
Thanks a lot guys.
The new Peugeot 3008 is apparently 'best in class' according to many reviews. Cheapest I've found on a GT Line which is a very nice spec is...Am a newbie here referred over by another forum. In the market to get my first PCP for a mid-large SUV.
Went to check out the Skoda Kodiaq in person at the preview event @ local Skoda dealership a few days ago and it was a fine looking car. The car looks great, the interiors look a lot better compared to Skoda standards. Time for PCP deal hunting now.
Requirements are: Automatic + Rear view parking sensor / camera + Petrol(preferred). The more driver aids, the better.
Contenders: 1) Skoda Kodiaq SE L
2) Honda CRV SE Plus or EX or SR
3) Volvo XC60 Design
4) LR Discovery Sport
5) Audi Q5 or Merc GLC (although unlikely to fit in the budget)
Mileage: no more than 8000.
Hoping to pay a average monthly cost (all incl): ~£325-350 (less than 300 even better).
Not too worried about the initial deposit or the monthly payment, as long as the total money paid is less
Any suggestions on what to expect or anything that you have spotted would be very much appreciated.
Also had a question about the cons of "in-stock" cars if any?
Thanks a lot guys.
Amortised including £180 fee over 24 months works out at £268.66 (25.3% of the list price at £25,495)
Edited by DrewPeacock on Monday 20th February 17:14
adaM3 said:
Beefmeister said:
adaM3 said:
Why don't we just help the guy out rather than try and make him feel stupid?
Because I'm being an antagonistic prick today. HTH.TBH, I dont really care which payment route I go for; only care about the bottom-line going out of my pocket.
DJM7691 said:
...However, on the assumption that the payment route doesn't really matter, there are options for you.
1) Skoda Kodiaq - https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...
Slightly over budget but don't think you will get an SE L in budget - amortised £371pm
2) Honda CRV - https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...
Well within budget, amortised £239pm
3) Volvo XC60 R-Design D4 - https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...
Within budget - amortised £297pm
Thanks for those links mate. 1) Skoda Kodiaq - https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...
Slightly over budget but don't think you will get an SE L in budget - amortised £371pm
2) Honda CRV - https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...
Well within budget, amortised £239pm
3) Volvo XC60 R-Design D4 - https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/car-leasing...
Within budget - amortised £297pm
For Skoda, I did find this on 2 and 4 year deals:
http://www.whatcar.com/car-leasing/deals/skoda/kod...
Seems pretty decent.
Auto (and Petrol strangely) does seem to bump up the price, but the wife won that argument!
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