Tying in new lease deals

[Craigdarlo]

Hi everyone,

I currently have a Seat Ateca on a 24 month lease, this has been my first lease car. The car goes back at the end of April, is there a way to tie in a new lease deal with this one going back? I'm sure this must be a fairly common thing considering how many people lease. I've phoned about a new lease I've seen with a different company which is stating March delivery and they're currently asking the dealer if they would hold the car for me. Just wanting to get a general idea of how people usually go about changing over leases and if it will be a case of having an overlap, which then leads to how do you get around the insurance of having two cars?

Any information will be greatly appreciated as I'm quite confused.

[nickfrog]

VW FS will allow 3 months of informal extension to your lease at the same rate which helps the coordination.
I just had a 10 days overlap and Aviva charged me £30 which is OK as there were no fees and no additional cost depite the new car being 50% than the old one in terms of value

Edited by nickfrog on Tuesday 7th January 16:03

[edc]

Or return a bit early. I returned one lease a couple of weeks early and my in the wings lease was ordered some 7 months earlier and I just delayed delivery.

[drgoatboy]

Just ask about getting rid of current lease a bit early. I got rid of mine 2.5 months early. Didn't have to pay the last 2 months and they even gave me the 0.5 month back (as you pay a month in advance)
Maybe I got lucky but worth checking.