Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 5)

[240Cup]

Anyone know of any hot deals on XC90 / have a contact somewhere please?

Looking at R-Design Pro Powerpulse for around 4 years on 15K miles a year (personal).

[MichaelGell]

Alictait said:

Did I see someone asking about RS deals?

Not leasing, but might be of interest. Seen it on Audi Facebook forum.

Hi where did you see this? Looked all over facebook and google and can't seem to see it.

Thanks

[Alictait]

MichaelGell said:

Hi where did you see this? Looked all over facebook and google and can't seem to see it.

Thanks

Someone had posted it on a Facebook audi forum that I subscribe too, I’ll see if I can find anymore info

[Alictait]

Alictait said:

Someone had posted it on a Facebook audi forum that I subscribe too, I’ll see if I can find anymore info

I had this other picture saved, can’t find the post on Facebook, will keep looking.

[Jordan210]

Genuine question.

I get emails all the time from stable and they always appear to be vastly more expensive then others.

How do they stay in business ?

[DJM7691]

Jordan210 said:

Genuine question.

I get emails all the time from stable and they always appear to be vastly more expensive then others.

How do they stay in business ?

Marketing. They are just cheap enough to be better prices than most pay for their over-inflated PCP's so they look better value, but they have a wide reach on social media.

It's a good model, their increased margins are probably a reason why they can afford to market heavily, and also their customer service is meant to be very good.

[Econpro1]

Alictait said:

Alictait said:

Someone had posted it on a Facebook audi forum that I subscribe too, I’ll see if I can find anymore info

I had this other picture saved, can’t find the post on Facebook, will keep looking.

Offers were sent out by Audi last Friday by email and cover the S3, S4, Rs3, rs4, rs5 and sq7. Main dealers all now have a large poster in the dealership which you can ask to see that details a mix of offers that start from zero deposit upwards across a variety of terms. General feeling is that consumers don't like the large deposits so Audi in particular have started to be quite aggressive on funding. From memory the rs5 and rs3 were the best value with quite large deposit contributions. Also heard that the offers could also be beaten if a stock car needs to be moved by a dealer.

[Econpro1]

Econpro1 said:

Alictait said:

Alictait said:

Someone had posted it on a Facebook audi forum that I subscribe too, I’ll see if I can find anymore info

I had this other picture saved, can’t find the post on Facebook, will keep looking.

Offers were sent out by Audi last Friday by email and cover the S3, S4, Rs3, rs4, rs5 and sq7. Main dealers all now have a large poster in the dealership which you can ask to see that details a mix of offers that start from zero deposit upwards across a variety of terms. General feeling is that consumers don't like the large deposits so Audi in particular have started to be quite aggressive on funding. From memory the rs5 and rs3 were the best value with quite large deposit contributions. Also heard that the offers could also be beaten if a stock car needs to be moved by a dealer.

RS3 offer:

[malks222]

Tomo1971 said:

I am looking at 25k a year though - the 10k a year over 2 years is not really any good - however cheap they appear to be ..... unless everyone on here gets the low mile leases and adjusts the clock near the lease end!

but because you know what the excess mileage penalty is you can just factor that in to your cost. 15k miles @ 8p/mile is a additional charge of £1,200 per year. if the lease is costing >£100 more per month for 25k miles instead of 10k miles, then you are better off keeping the mileage lower and just sticking the £100 into a savings accounts every month for the bill at the back end.

[Econpro1]

Econpro1 said:

Econpro1 said:

Alictait said:

Alictait said:

Someone had posted it on a Facebook audi forum that I subscribe too, I’ll see if I can find anymore info

I had this other picture saved, can’t find the post on Facebook, will keep looking.

Offers were sent out by Audi last Friday by email and cover the S3, S4, Rs3, rs4, rs5 and sq7. Main dealers all now have a large poster in the dealership which you can ask to see that details a mix of offers that start from zero deposit upwards across a variety of terms. General feeling is that consumers don't like the large deposits so Audi in particular have started to be quite aggressive on funding. From memory the rs5 and rs3 were the best value with quite large deposit contributions. Also heard that the offers could also be beaten if a stock car needs to be moved by a dealer.

RS3 offer:

RS5 offer:

[Econpro1]

Econpro1 said:

Econpro1 said:

Econpro1 said:

Alictait said:

Alictait said:

Someone had posted it on a Facebook audi forum that I subscribe too, I’ll see if I can find anymore info

I had this other picture saved, can’t find the post on Facebook, will keep looking.

Offers were sent out by Audi last Friday by email and cover the S3, S4, Rs3, rs4, rs5 and sq7. Main dealers all now have a large poster in the dealership which you can ask to see that details a mix of offers that start from zero deposit upwards across a variety of terms. General feeling is that consumers don't like the large deposits so Audi in particular have started to be quite aggressive on funding. From memory the rs5 and rs3 were the best value with quite large deposit contributions. Also heard that the offers could also be beaten if a stock car needs to be moved by a dealer.

RS3 offer:

RS5 offer:

SQ5 offer:

[Yipper]

Think Jet (JVF).also has some good offers (in stock) on the SQ7 at the moment. Something like £500-600 on 9+23 for 10k mpa, for a ~£70k SUV.

[MichaelGell]

Thanks guys, the old mans lease is up on his S5 and wanted to upgrade but the finance I have shown him included about 11k upfront, showed him those screenshots and he is visiting the garage tomorrow to question the offers
Thanks again.

[Clyde_05]

Anything on the RS4?

[R14N OK]

Tomo1971 said:

R14N OK said:

Tomo1971 said:

Any deals on a large family barge (looking for decent rear leg room).

Have seen;

Audi A6 TDI Ultra SE Executive for £379.
Volvo S90 Momentum for £398.

Both based on 3+35, 25k a year (75k over term) and personal lease.

Spec wise, keen on getting xenons (or LEDS), heated seats, cruise, climate, rear parking sensors (or cam).

Been into an Audi dealer today and best they can do on the A6 is £421 although they are seeing if it can be dropped to £399 and have immediate availability on a white or black one.

I have seen the Superb SE Executive for about £370 which seems expensive compared to the Audi and Volvo.... if a lot cheaper would consider the Skoda.

Thanks :-)

My last post - around page 180 I think- was recommending several dealers to speak to about Skoda Leases.

I've placed an order on a Superb Sport line- 220 TSI DSG Estate - and when I first enquired on a basic car via fleet prices they got down to £330/Month on a 1+23 (10k/year).

But the other dealers were able to remove the (£298.80) fee.

It was similar monthlies over 3 years too should that be your preference (I ended up over 3 to spread the cost of some options).

Sure Simpsons has the same 220 TSI's (DSG Saloon) going for £2490 + 23 x £199, but the other dealers I mentioned were able to beat that.

They should be able to do you the magic '25%' over two years

I am looking at 25k a year though - the 10k a year over 2 years is not really any good - however cheap they appear to be ..... unless everyone on here gets the low mile leases and adjusts the clock near the lease end!

As someone has already said- you can approximate a "minimum" increase in cost by adding on excess mileage fees- granted in this instance that would take you up over £400 per month.

All I was doing was directing you to the most competitive dealer for a Skoda lease in my experience (mentioning my deal cause people might want to know it- and to prove that they were competitive).
You never mentioned engine size but I assume the Volvo and Audi examples are automatic circa 190bhp diesels.

You will get much more competitive deals on something further down the range than my example of a Superb (Estate) Sport line 220 TSI. I actually added "all" the options I wanted in the end and because it was a 3 -year deal to spread the (discounted) cost across- it only added £36/month (you could get a lower standard spec perhaps and then just add your must-haves).

My first search has this with 25k a year but likely the 150bhp diesel and this is the saloon (And an SE Tech not an SE Exec).

https://www.purevehicleleasing.co.uk/cars/manufact...

I recommend (again) you getting the best you can find and then approaching the dealers in my previous post- if you are considering a Skoda Superb.

[Econpro1]

Clyde_05 said:

Anything on the RS4?

RS4 offer: probably not one you would go for the zero deposit but there are other offer structures available if you can visit a dealer

[Clyde_05]

Econpro1 said:

RS4 offer: probably not one you would go for the zero deposit but there are other offer structures available if you can visit a dealer

Thanks, will give me local dealer a call.

[BensZ4MC]

A5 cabriolet seems to have the best support £ for £.

£7,500 dealer contribution.

https://www.jardinemotors.co.uk/audi/new-car-offer...

[VEA]

BensZ4MC said:

A5 cabriolet seems to have the best support £ for £.

£7,500 dealer contribution.

https://www.jardinemotors.co.uk/audi/new-car-offer...

https://www.jardinemotors.co.uk/audi/new-car-offers/a7-sportback-sline-ultra/

[anonymous-user]

Econpro1 said:

SQ5 offer:

Audi SQ5

Personal lease

£583.69 per month
£1,751.08 deposit
10,000 miles
24 month contract which can be changed to 36 Months for slightly less.