Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 5)

[Alucidnation]

That does seem very cheap.

Run out model?

Or needing the sales nearing end of quarter.

[Pigglesberg]

Alucidnation said:

That does seem very cheap.

Run out model?

Or needing the sales nearing end of quarter.

My gut feeling is it's a pricing error. Just can't see it being so cheap. I'm going to enquire though as I would have one for the wife

[Clyde_05]

Probably being funded by Lex and they haven’t realised their error yet lol

[Emeye]

I am having a wobble about the Tiguan I signed up for on Friday - still need to decide, but where do I stand if I cancel? Is there a 14 day cool down period? I’ve not paid anything yet. I can’t see anything on the paperwork.

Ta.

[davyk31]

Reading the comments about 1.4 or 2.0 tdi Tiguan. There isn’t a longer service interval for the petrol as they are both the same. There was also a comment about a 5 mpg difference but I expect it to be a lot more.

I now have a Golf GTI averaging 33 mpg compared to the long term average of 49 on my previous GTD. However you need to work out the actual cost based on your mileage as it’s not more than a few hundred quid usually.

Overall I do much prefer the petrol Golf though.

[philahilla]

Has anyone used Evogo (https://www.evogo.co.uk/) to lease a car? What are your thoughts on them?

[Dazzling844]

Is it the auto or manual deal you signed up for ? What’s your deal price and who’s it with?

There’s plenty of people who want it so you could easily go to dealer and refer some one else from here

Emeye said:

I am having a wobble about the Tiguan I signed up for on Friday - still need to decide, but where do I stand if I cancel? Is there a 14 day cool down period? I’ve not paid anything yet. I can’t see anything on the paperwork.

Ta.

[MattS5]

What’s making you wobble? The car, the contract, the miles, the whole thought of leasing?

If people are putting up with engine in the A5, then I’m sure it will be fine in a Golf sized car.

It’s a no brainier for me, my wife has a diesel Tiguan already, 7 years old and I reckon it has cost at least £2.5k per year in depreciation alone over the past 3 years plus a further £1k per year in servicing, consumables etc.

Bought it at 4 years old with 30k on it for £15k
3 years later It’s now worth £6-7k and has 58k on the clock.

£3.5k per year to run a 4-7 year old car, or £3.3k to run a brand new one with no cost to tax and no unexpected bills.

It’s a no brainer for her.

[Kooney]

saaby93 said:

Didnt the same happen with the Volvo bargains when they appeared>> Fake

Lets just post them up when they appear and someone can let us know how they get on, one way or the other

That feeling when got onto the 265 inc vat a month xc60 t5 deals. Love it

[Dazzling844]

I agree. I’ve got an XE with the 2.0T ignenium engine which is much more powerful than the 1.4T Audi engine.

However we have the XE and A4 and jump into whatever car is appropriate depending who needs to drive the kids around.

I have never found the A4 lacking. It likes to be revved which makes it fun for me

MattS5 said:

What’s making you wobble? The car, the contract, the miles, the whole thought of leasing?

If people are putting up with engine in the A5, then I’m sure it will be fine in a Golf sized car.

It’s a no brainier for me, my wife has a diesel Tiguan already, 7 years old and I reckon it has cost at least £2.5k per year in depreciation alone over the past 3 years plus a further £1k per year in servicing, consumables etc.

Bought it at 4 years old with 30k on it for £15k
3 years later It’s now worth £6-7k and has 58k on the clock.

£3.5k per year to run a 4-7 year old car, or £3.3k to run a brand new one with no cost to tax and no unexpected bills.

It’s a no brainer for her.

[Emeye]

MattS5 said:

What’s making you wobble? The car, the contract, the miles, the whole thought of leasing?

If people are putting up with engine in the A5, then I’m sure it will be fine in a Golf sized car.

It’s a no brainier for me, my wife has a diesel Tiguan already, 7 years old and I reckon it has cost at least £2.5k per year in depreciation alone over the past 3 years plus a further £1k per year in servicing, consumables etc.

Bought it at 4 years old with 30k on it for £15k
3 years later It’s now worth £6-7k and has 58k on the clock.

£3.5k per year to run a 4-7 year old car, or £3.3k to run a brand new one with no cost to tax and no unexpected bills.

It’s a no brainer for her.

No worries about leasing and the deal, more we’re thinking we should have a second 7 seater as our old XC90 is getting a bit temperamental. That’s all.

[T1P0]

The 5 series offer which people pointed out last night is indeed fake news. User error.

[zayn]

that is quite a bit more then my previous post ? It is quite possible as posted previously that we will see some VAG offers near June/July

Mark_2_go said:

First post from long time viewer.

Thinking of pulling the trigger on an S4 saloon tomorrow...

£3600 down
£351 per month 12000 miles per annum
Admin £180
24 months

Need a car by end of April and getting a little twitchy now. Anybody expect Audi to offer any better deals soon? I know it’s not the deal like last year but still not bad.

You can even add maint at £36 per month which includes tyres.

All inc vat.

Edited by Mark_2_go on Sunday 18th February 20:12

[2 GKC]

T1P0 said:

The 5 series offer which people pointed out last night is indeed fake news. User error.

Gutted - I was all over that. Disappeared from web site now

[Sheepshanks]

davyk31 said:

Reading the comments about 1.4 or 2.0 tdi Tiguan. There isn’t a longer service interval for the petrol as they are both the same. There was also a comment about a 5 mpg difference but I expect it to be a lot more.

We have a diesel Tiguan I think that sort of car suits a torquey diesel. And, without agonising over details, there's lots of comments on the Tiguan forum I browse from people who've switched to petrol are dismayed by the MPG being lower than they hoped.

I'd be very nervous about buying a diesel now, but leasing one takes any financial concerns away.

[T1P0]

2 GKC said:

Gutted - I was all over that. Disappeared from web site now

Same.

[Alictait]

T1P0 said:

2 GKC said:

Gutted - I was all over that. Disappeared from web site now

Same.

Think there must have been a pile of lurkers ready to pounce on that, I was as well.

[rokut]

Mark_2_go said:

First post from long time viewer.

Thinking of pulling the trigger on an S4 saloon tomorrow...

£3600 down
£351 per month 12000 miles per annum
Admin £180
24 months

Need a car by end of April and getting a little twitchy now. Anybody expect Audi to offer any better deals soon? I know it’s not the deal like last year but still not bad.

You can even add maint at £36 per month which includes tyres.

All inc vat.

Edited by Mark_2_go on Sunday 18th February 20:12

Plenty of chat recently around S4. Best deals have been around £10K total for 10K p/a, 24 months. The above is £11.8K for an extra 4k p/a. Might be worth looking into 10K p/a deals and the price per mile for excess miles, might be cheaper than paying for it outright?

I'd be surprised if you can get a fresh order delivered by end of April, so might be worth calling around for any potential cancelled orders or stock cars also.

But as I always say - if you're happy with the car and the price, and especially if you can get it delivered within two months, then just go for it.

[Blown2CV]

there seems to be a real increase in the number of 'mistake' ads recently.

[p1stonhead]

Blown2CV said:

there seems to be a real increase in the number of 'mistake' ads recently.

Ridiculous isn’t it. Clearly just done to get people to call up then flog them something different. Don’t get how it’s legal to be honest. There are so many now.