Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 5)

[wemorgan]

bsingleton said:

Hi, new to PH. I have a golf R mk 7 that’s going back to the leasing company early March. I’m thinking of buying a Touerag 65plate to replace it as fancy a 4x4. My question is do you think the Touerag will be a lot thirstier on fuel, motorway, around town and country B roads. Appreciate driving will be different in the Touerag but need to be sure it won’t be a nightmare in cost comparison?

These are good reference sites:
http://www.fuelly.com/
https://www.spritmonitor.de/

[greghm]

I am surprised to see that there are more agressive deals on the new Cayenne (which has a V6 biturbo, petrol)
http://www.keyfleetdirect.co.uk/personal-lease-car...

Than on the Macan with a four pot 2l engine...

[strath44]

bsingleton said:

Hi, new to PH. I have a golf R mk 7 that’s going back to the leasing company early March. I’m thinking of buying a Touerag 65plate to replace it as fancy a 4x4. My question is do you think the Touerag will be a lot thirstier on fuel, motorway, around town and country B roads. Appreciate driving will be different in the Touerag but need to be sure it won’t be a nightmare in cost comparison?

my friend has the 3.0 v6 tdi and has been pretty disappointed by the fuel consumption especially around town but can't see how it can be much worse than the R. I would check out audivw etc and get onto a touareg forum to get more accurate real world figures.

[5to1]

greghm said:

I am surprised to see that there are more agressive deals on the new Cayenne (which has a V6 biturbo, petrol)
http://www.keyfleetdirect.co.uk/personal-lease-car...

Than on the Macan with a four pot 2l engine...

Thanks, dropped them a mail. Last time a Cayenne deal was shared here it turned out to be for the current model, but worth a shot.

[Chris Stott]

strath44 said:

bsingleton said:

Hi, new to PH. I have a golf R mk 7 that’s going back to the leasing company early March. I’m thinking of buying a Touerag 65plate to replace it as fancy a 4x4. My question is do you think the Touerag will be a lot thirstier on fuel, motorway, around town and country B roads. Appreciate driving will be different in the Touerag but need to be sure it won’t be a nightmare in cost comparison?

my friend has the 3.0 v6 tdi and has been pretty disappointed by the fuel consumption especially around town but can't see how it can be much worse than the R. I would check out audivw etc and get onto a touareg forum to get more accurate real world figures.

Had my Touareg since mid November. 5k miles so far. 29mpg, which seems about par.

Absolutely cracking car.

[ikonic]

cdrx said:

https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/main-dealer...

Audi Q5 Diesel Estate
2.0 TDI Quattro S Line 5dr S Tronic

£299.99
Per Month, INC VAT
9+23 8k Miles p/a
£2,699.91 Initial Payment

In stock, no fees apparently

I make that £9,599.68 or around 23% of list which is the best I've seen on this model for a while

Just to illustrate how good this deal is versus a PCP, my friend recently had a PCP quote on one of these which was something in the region of:

£5k deposit
47x £400
On 8k miles pa
Plus a balloon at the end obviously (if u were keeping it)

You might be able to argue that there might be some equity left at the end of that 4 years but I think it’s a pretty ringing endorsement of how much better financial sense a PCH lease is on some cars.

[5to1]

cdrx said:

https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/main-dealer...

Audi Q5 Diesel Estate
2.0 TDI Quattro S Line 5dr S Tronic

£299.99
Per Month, INC VAT
9+23 8k Miles p/a
£2,699.91 Initial Payment

In stock, no fees apparently

I make that £9,599.68 or around 23% of list which is the best I've seen on this model for a while

Appears to be stock, wonder how many they have.

[Gregmitchell]

http://www.mad-sheep.co.uk/personal-lease-cars/peu...


Pug 2008 1.2 £204 1+23 10k £360 fees

[Inky81]

Gregmitchell said:

http://www.mad-sheep.co.uk/personal-lease-cars/peu...


Pug 2008 1.2 £204 1+23 10k £360 fees

Look Mum, an ACTUAL lease deal, on the best lease deals thread, with a link and everything!!

Well done that man.

[Live2kite]

ikonic said:

cdrx said:

https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/main-dealer...

Audi Q5 Diesel Estate
2.0 TDI Quattro S Line 5dr S Tronic

£299.99
Per Month, INC VAT
9+23 8k Miles p/a
£2,699.91 Initial Payment

In stock, no fees apparently

I make that £9,599.68 or around 23% of list which is the best I've seen on this model for a while

Just to illustrate how good this deal is versus a PCP, my friend recently had a PCP quote on one of these which was something in the region of:

£5k deposit
47x £400
On 8k miles pa
Plus a balloon at the end obviously (if u were keeping it)

You might be able to argue that there might be some equity left at the end of that 4 years but I think it’s a pretty ringing endorsement of how much better financial sense a PCH lease is on some cars.

I think you have to treat most of the PCP deals as "walking away half way" as per the small print, which is the only way to make any financial sense of some of these deals..obviously still very bad deal compare to PCH..unless like me at one point, you do not know any better and get super excited about a car you always wanted and go for a silly 5 year PH deal..which luckily turned out to be car of my dreams, that I have spend even more money on pimping and upgrading it, absolutely love it to bits 3 years in, drive it anywhere and won't let it go..in that case a "great deal" becomes irrelevant ...

[2fast748]

http://www.yes-lease.co.uk/personal-lease-cars/sko...

£226.43 incl VAT monthly rentals
£2037.85 incl VAT initial rental
Personal contract hire
Contract term : 24 months
Rental profile : 9 + 23
Annual mileage : 8000
Production status : Current model
£300 fee

[Inky81]

Gregmitchell said:

http://www.mad-sheep.co.uk/personal-lease-cars/peu...


Pug 2008 1.2 £204 1+23 10k £360 fees

Look Mum, an ACTUAL lease deal, on the best lease deals thread, with a link and everything!!

Well done that man.

[mdowning]

cdrx said:

https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/main-dealer...

Audi Q5 Diesel Estate
2.0 TDI Quattro S Line 5dr S Tronic

£299.99
Per Month, INC VAT
9+23 8k Miles p/a
£2,699.91 Initial Payment

In stock, no fees apparently

I make that £9,599.68 or around 23% of list which is the best I've seen on this model for a while

Agree that looks attractive.

Generally, how often does a good PCH deal actually work out cheaper than ownership (assuming outright cash purchase)?

For example, re above q5 deal, I think you can get 13-14% discount on new. So cash purchase of £35k.

Presumably you’d have to think residual value of 2yr old car with 15k miles on is going to be below £25-26k to be out of pocket - which would potentially appear conservative vs current q5 residuals (and cars in question are now non-current model)

[TJC46]

markstev0 said:

chrispett said:

zedstar said:

chrispett said:

Bowker BMW (Preston/Blackburn)

140i shadow edition
10k miles
36months
6+35 @ £300 a month

Seems quite a good deal

Is that including VAT?

Yes including VAT, should also mention it’s the manual and includes metallic paint

Is this business users only? I’ve looked on there website and can only see business deals?
Cheers

That is a good deal !

They are advertised as a personal deal but when you try to actually get the deal it comes with typical small print like.............

"RESTRICTIONS: Personal Contract Hire offers are only available to Company Directors or those in receipt of a Personal Car Allowance" !



If it is a true personal deal and open to anyone without restrictions, then please post a link.....i am sure there would be a few people very interested.

[Rscut]

5to1 said:

Appears to be stock, wonder how many they have.

I received this off by email a week or so ago and again today by the same person (Davinder Sunder), stating it was a black vehicle. I read it as they only had one, but I might be wrong. Will this be the outgoing model too?

[Blown2CV]

had a call from audi main dealer today, they asked how my lease car was going. I said fine thanks. They proposed that as I was way over 50% the way through the term, I could take early termination and so take them up on one of their current offers. Nice to see their sales gonks are not even educated on the basic parameters of the packages they sell.

[Live2kite]

Inky81 said:

Gregmitchell said:

http://www.mad-sheep.co.uk/personal-lease-cars/peu...


Pug 2008 1.2 £204 1+23 10k £360 fees

Look Mum, an ACTUAL lease deal, on the best lease deals thread, with a link and everything!!

Well done that man.

Yeah, alright, keep ya knickers on and thanks for improving the situation by another helpful comment, more st to sift through..
Below currently best on M140i shadow edition auto that I can see, possibly still company car small print involved
https://www.contracthireandleasing.com/independent...

[Ham_and_Jam]

Blown2CV said:

had a call from audi main dealer today, they asked how my lease car was going. I said fine thanks. They proposed that as I was way over 50% the way through the term, I could take early termination and so take them up on one of their current offers. Nice to see their sales gonks are not even educated on the basic parameters of the packages they sell.

As a main dealer they can waive any early termination fees, providing-

A) they want your car
B) you sign a new lease

Point B being the problem. They are unlikely to give a great deal. Not impossible, just unlikely

[Ham_and_Jam]

Blown2CV said:

had a call from audi main dealer today, they asked how my lease car was going. I said fine thanks. They proposed that as I was way over 50% the way through the term, I could take early termination and so take them up on one of their current offers. Nice to see their sales gonks are not even educated on the basic parameters of the packages they sell.

As a main dealer they can waive any early termination fees, providing-

A) they want your car
B) you sign a new lease

Point B being the problem. They are unlikely to give a great deal. Not impossible, just unlikely

[Ham_and_Jam]

Live2kite said:

I think you have to treat most of the PCP deals as "walking away half way" as per the small print, which is the only way to make any financial sense of some of these deals..obviously still very bad deal compare to PCH..unless like me at one point, you do not know any better and get super excited about a car you always wanted and go for a silly 5 year PH deal..which luckily turned out to be car of my dreams, that I have spend even more money on pimping and upgrading it, absolutely love it to bits 3 years in, drive it anywhere and won't let it go..in that case a "great deal" becomes irrelevant ...

Spill the beans..........what car is this?????