Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 4)

[Yipper]

Splats said:

Yipper said:

Good to see the A6 is real. Will go down as one of the all-time legendary deals.

Well it's 'real' but it's not REAL until people actually take deliveries. Mind when everyone thought they were getting Jeep Cherokees.... did the whole thing not just evaporate into thin air?

Some of the cr*ppier brands from the cr*ppier dealers have been false alarms after signup, such as Jeep or Alfa at Mang*letsi. And there is always a chance this could be a fishing expedition. But very few Audi deals go bellyup *after* signup.

As others have said, you just gotta pick up the phone in a flash and get the deal booked in and hope it goes through. Probably fair to say that 95-99% of deals posted on this thread have been real and delivered in the past ~2 years.

[ilikejam]

Yipper said:

Good to see the A6 is real. Will go down as one of the all-time legendary deals.

Was just going to say that I wondered if this will finally quell the Alltrack chat!

[Yipper]

ilikejam said:

Yipper said:

Good to see the A6 is real. Will go down as one of the all-time legendary deals.

Was just going to say that I wondered if this will finally quell the Alltrack chat!

Lol. Think the Alltrack deal was around ~10% of RRP (due to a pricing error), so people will be spanking their monkey for a while yet.

[ilikejam]

Splats said:

http://www.bluechillicars.com/personal-contract-hi...

This can't be right can it? £146 p/m on 9+23 with £360 fees for a £32k car?

This is for 5k miles, but it's only £5/month extra to double it to 10k? Now that's a bargain

[Stu-nph26]

A6 is an incredible deal S Line is about £25 a month extra. I'm just waiting for the docs back from Daniel my Scirroco goes back in March so timing is perfect. I wonder if any dealer will match the price to dodge the admin fee.

[ahm]

ilikejam said:

This is for 5k miles, but it's only £5/month extra to double it to 10k? Now that's a bargain

Be careful, you are maybe looking at Business rate to come up with that £5/month. Personal rate is about £36 more per month for 10k.

[DJM7691]

ilikejam said:

Splats said:

http://www.bluechillicars.com/personal-contract-hi...

This can't be right can it? £146 p/m on 9+23 with £360 fees for a £32k car?

This is for 5k miles, but it's only £5/month extra to double it to 10k? Now that's a bargain

Not sure where you got that from? I make it £181 on a 9+23 for 10k miles?

[AlexJWR]

Not my kind of car at all but that A6 deal is insane if real... will only believe it when people start collecting them though!

[Ursicles]

For god sakes... im all settled into skoda happiness, and then this happens!!
Slower car, but .... less £ and looks a lot better!

Fisting....

[jontysafe]

I didn’t have the greatest experience with Blue Chilli. See my previous post

[Phleaser]

Lovely day for some Kumquat abuse
Seems possible to have delivery after March too - bonus, Merc goes back late April.
Proposal in progress...

[Stu-nph26]

jontysafe said:

I didn’t have the greatest experience with Blue Chilli. See my previous post

I can't see your previous post what happened?

[rebz79]

Be careful with that A6 deal guys, now they know its getting popular thanks to PH, they're now saying road fund wasn't included in that price (even though the page says it does!) and cost has crept up accordingly, the broker fee is also 360 quid

Already getting second thoughts, old tech boggo A6, better to pay bit more and get a car that I really like?

[Stu-nph26]

rebz79 said:

be careful with that A6 deal guys, now they know its getting popular thanks to PH, they're now saying road fund wasn't included in that price and cost has crept up, the broker fee is also 360

already getting second thoughts, old tech boggo A6, better to pay bit more and get a car that I really like?

Yea they said the same to me I've had a quote for the S Line which works out a total of £7223 nothing like advertised.

[Ursicles]

Think ill put my fruit back in the bowl... £2k more than the VRs isnt worth it.

[Yipper]

Stu-nph26 said:

rebz79 said:

be careful with that A6 deal guys, now they know its getting popular thanks to PH, they're now saying road fund wasn't included in that price and cost has crept up, the broker fee is also 360

already getting second thoughts, old tech boggo A6, better to pay bit more and get a car that I really like?

Yea they said the same to me I've had a quote for the S Line which works out a total of £7223 nothing like advertised.

Even with an extra £500-1000 of road license on top, it still works out around 17-20% of RRP and still a great deal. Almost no deals ever go below 20% for any brand or model.

[MxxC]

Yeah just got my quote for an S-Line at 15k mpa @ £271 on a 6+23. Not too sure about it

[Fast Bug]

A6 deal looks good then!

ilikejam said:

Clyde_05 said:

Onfire said:

Apologies for the noob question but...

If you order a stock car through a leasing agent, does the dealer deliver the car to the leasing agent first? Or does the dealer contact you directly to arrange delivery of the car?

Leasing agent just introduces you to the dealer and takes a fee. The car will come direct from the dealer to you either driven by someone or on a transporter. In some instances you might be able to collect.

I used to think this, but my recent lease just arrived and the plates have the broker's logo all over them. Finance was done through Hitachi so seems like the broker bought the car before finding a client.

Some brokers will get the dealers to order number plates with their logos on and not the dealers. It's not that unusual

[Phleaser]

Splats said:

MxxC said:

Awesome news!

Do you know the excess milage?

I didn't ask but the rates on 5k, 8k and 10k are all good so it's probably only a factor if you think your mileage will be significantly more than 10k

11.64ppm inc vat on my order form from Blue Chilli.

[TTOBES]

To those considering the A6 deal, I would suggest you go for it; I've had one for three months now and like it. Yes the tech is rubbish and the definition on my seven year old A1's sat-nav was much better, and the voice instructions more sensible (HD nav vs SD nav) but I knew that before going in for it.

Kerbed a wheel a couple of days ago - only took 2,800 miles :-(