Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 5)
Discussion
IanCress said:
Nissan Leaf N-Connecta
6+23, £282.16
https://www.rivervaleleasing.co.uk/car-leasing/nis...
Photo's are of the old car but i'm informed this is the new shape Leaf. Cheapest i've seen yet for one of the better spec cars. Top of the range Tekna model is roughly £20pm more.
Getting tempted to take my first step in to the electric world. I wonder if they still install a charger at your home if you're leasing?
This is the first I've seen 2yr deals on the Leaf "2.0", but I wonder if pricing might drop now the Kona is announced.. 6+23, £282.16
https://www.rivervaleleasing.co.uk/car-leasing/nis...
Photo's are of the old car but i'm informed this is the new shape Leaf. Cheapest i've seen yet for one of the better spec cars. Top of the range Tekna model is roughly £20pm more.
Getting tempted to take my first step in to the electric world. I wonder if they still install a charger at your home if you're leasing?
Jordan210 said:
knight said:
I sent off my order for an Up GTi last night, was a 12 week wait but got an email back today saying VW are now saying 26 weeks!!
Even a 12 week wait would be a pain as my current car goes back in April but 26 weeks is just crazy!
What kind of deal was that ?Even a 12 week wait would be a pain as my current car goes back in April but 26 weeks is just crazy!
burty39 said:
For anyone with one of the cracking Golf R Estate deals from 2016 I have managed to extend for 12 months @ £195 per month with £60 admin fee
5k miles with excess @ £0.06p + VAT
Car will need a service but still very cheap motoring
Interesting, what was your original mileage allowance?5k miles with excess @ £0.06p + VAT
Car will need a service but still very cheap motoring
I'm on 10k pa but with 3 months left the car has only done 11k miles.
Wonderman said:
Jordan210 said:
knight said:
I sent off my order for an Up GTi last night, was a 12 week wait but got an email back today saying VW are now saying 26 weeks!!
Even a 12 week wait would be a pain as my current car goes back in April but 26 weeks is just crazy!
What kind of deal was that ?Even a 12 week wait would be a pain as my current car goes back in April but 26 weeks is just crazy!
Tony33 said:
y daughter worked in a dealership, she is well into her cars and could never get her head around those that came in to test drive a large SUV who would then ask to try a small hatchback and flip flop between a hybrid and the least fuel efficient car in the showroom. Why don't they decide what type of car they want/need first? she would say. So I told her about this thread!
Depends what you want I guess! I don't drive far to work and I just want a nice car. A quick car would be fun but it's such few miles, it's not that essential, also a family car could be useful, but we already have one so also not critical! A GTE would have been great as I could get to and from work with no fuel and park right outside work for free! Thanks for the car tips.
Tony33 said:
y daughter worked in a dealership, she is well into her cars and could never get her head around those that came in to test drive a large SUV who would then ask to try a small hatchback and flip flop between a hybrid and the least fuel efficient car in the showroom. Why don't they decide what type of car they want/need first? she would say. So I told her about this thread!
those sort of people have no intention of buying a car at allgeorgefreeman918 said:
Wonderman said:
Jordan210 said:
knight said:
I sent off my order for an Up GTi last night, was a 12 week wait but got an email back today saying VW are now saying 26 weeks!!
Even a 12 week wait would be a pain as my current car goes back in April but 26 weeks is just crazy!
What kind of deal was that ?Even a 12 week wait would be a pain as my current car goes back in April but 26 weeks is just crazy!
Ham_and_Jam said:
You can’t VT a PCH contract, just early termination which will incur fees, usually about 50-55% of remaining monthlies, and mileage is calculated pro-rata 
That's very generous, is that a VWFS thing?A lease is just that, a contract to pay a set amount, regardless. I've had 2 leases with BMWFS and MBFS and they give ZERO rebate for early termination.
Just like if the car is total loss, your insurance pays the lease firm for the car value, but you still owe all the payments. Thus lease gap is worth the few quid it costs.
BMW terms say they may take into account the value of the car when returned early and if it is worth more than their reasonable estimate of what it would be worth full term they may choose to refund you the difference, but only after they've sold it and you have paid all outstanding payments in full.
...make sure you read the terms before hoping you'll get that 55% figure.
knight said:
georgefreeman918 said:
Wonderman said:
Jordan210 said:
knight said:
I sent off my order for an Up GTi last night, was a 12 week wait but got an email back today saying VW are now saying 26 weeks!!
Even a 12 week wait would be a pain as my current car goes back in April but 26 weeks is just crazy!
What kind of deal was that ?Even a 12 week wait would be a pain as my current car goes back in April but 26 weeks is just crazy!
Edited by VAGLover on Tuesday 27th February 21:29
mikeN54 said:
That's very generous, is that a VWFS thing?
A lease is just that, a contract to pay a set amount, regardless. I've had 2 leases with BMWFS and MBFS and they give ZERO rebate for early termination.
Just like if the car is total loss, your insurance pays the lease firm for the car value, but you still owe all the payments. Thus lease gap is worth the few quid it costs.
BMW terms say they may take into account the value of the car when returned early and if it is worth more than their reasonable estimate of what it would be worth full term they may choose to refund you the difference, but only after they've sold it and you have paid all outstanding payments in full.
...make sure you read the terms before hoping you'll get that 55% figure.
Pretty sure if it’s a write off the contract ends. Insurance pay the leasing firm, you lose the up front deposit. Gap is useful if you lease a car on a 6 or 9 month down, if it’s totalled say month 4, you don’t end up losing a lump sum which was destined for 24 months in 4....A lease is just that, a contract to pay a set amount, regardless. I've had 2 leases with BMWFS and MBFS and they give ZERO rebate for early termination.
Just like if the car is total loss, your insurance pays the lease firm for the car value, but you still owe all the payments. Thus lease gap is worth the few quid it costs.
BMW terms say they may take into account the value of the car when returned early and if it is worth more than their reasonable estimate of what it would be worth full term they may choose to refund you the difference, but only after they've sold it and you have paid all outstanding payments in full.
...make sure you read the terms before hoping you'll get that 55% figure.
mikeN54 said:
That's very generous, is that a VWFS thing?
A lease is just that, a contract to pay a set amount, regardless. I've had 2 leases with BMWFS and MBFS and they give ZERO rebate for early termination.
Just like if the car is total loss, your insurance pays the lease firm for the car value, but you still owe all the payments.
No you dontA lease is just that, a contract to pay a set amount, regardless. I've had 2 leases with BMWFS and MBFS and they give ZERO rebate for early termination.
Just like if the car is total loss, your insurance pays the lease firm for the car value, but you still owe all the payments.
Finance Act suitably covers it
mikeN54 said:
That's very generous, is that a VWFS thing?
A lease is just that, a contract to pay a set amount, regardless. I've had 2 leases with BMWFS and MBFS and they give ZERO rebate for early termination.
Just like if the car is total loss, your insurance pays the lease firm for the car value, but you still owe all the payments. Thus lease gap is worth the few quid it costs.
BMW terms say they may take into account the value of the car when returned early and if it is worth more than their reasonable estimate of what it would be worth full term they may choose to refund you the difference, but only after they've sold it and you have paid all outstanding payments in full.
...make sure you read the terms before hoping you'll get that 55% figure.
My VW is going back early, and I am getting the 55%.A lease is just that, a contract to pay a set amount, regardless. I've had 2 leases with BMWFS and MBFS and they give ZERO rebate for early termination.
Just like if the car is total loss, your insurance pays the lease firm for the car value, but you still owe all the payments. Thus lease gap is worth the few quid it costs.
BMW terms say they may take into account the value of the car when returned early and if it is worth more than their reasonable estimate of what it would be worth full term they may choose to refund you the difference, but only after they've sold it and you have paid all outstanding payments in full.
...make sure you read the terms before hoping you'll get that 55% figure.
VAGLover said:
mikeN54 said:
That's very generous, is that a VWFS thing?
A lease is just that, a contract to pay a set amount, regardless. I've had 2 leases with BMWFS and MBFS and they give ZERO rebate for early termination.
Just like if the car is total loss, your insurance pays the lease firm for the car value, but you still owe all the payments. Thus lease gap is worth the few quid it costs.
BMW terms say they may take into account the value of the car when returned early and if it is worth more than their reasonable estimate of what it would be worth full term they may choose to refund you the difference, but only after they've sold it and you have paid all outstanding payments in full.
...make sure you read the terms before hoping you'll get that 55% figure.
Pretty sure if it’s a write off the contract ends. Insurance pay the leasing firm, you lose the up front deposit. Gap is useful if you lease a car on a 6 or 9 month down, if it’s totalled say month 4, you don’t end up losing a lump sum which was destined for 24 months in 4....A lease is just that, a contract to pay a set amount, regardless. I've had 2 leases with BMWFS and MBFS and they give ZERO rebate for early termination.
Just like if the car is total loss, your insurance pays the lease firm for the car value, but you still owe all the payments. Thus lease gap is worth the few quid it costs.
BMW terms say they may take into account the value of the car when returned early and if it is worth more than their reasonable estimate of what it would be worth full term they may choose to refund you the difference, but only after they've sold it and you have paid all outstanding payments in full.
...make sure you read the terms before hoping you'll get that 55% figure.
Edited by mikeN54 on Tuesday 27th February 21:49
Just a reminder for those using VWFS that you can get a potentially reduced monthly rental if you can reduce the mileage from the original quote. The minimum is a 5k reduction and can only be quoted for after 6 months in and before you are in the last 6 months of the lease.
On the Seat Cupra Black 290 I am 14 months in and have done 8.5k miles on a 10k pa lease.
Asked for a quote on 14k and 15k miles (max I can do is 15k, 20k lease minus 5k reduction).
Quote will take 12 working days and there is a £60 exc vat if I decide to take one of them.
On the Seat Cupra Black 290 I am 14 months in and have done 8.5k miles on a 10k pa lease.
Asked for a quote on 14k and 15k miles (max I can do is 15k, 20k lease minus 5k reduction).
Quote will take 12 working days and there is a £60 exc vat if I decide to take one of them.
Econpro1 said:
M3/M4 are still about and likely to get cheaper as production nears its end and the M5 arrives. C63 prices are pretty static with no great deals really(approx £630 per month inc vat). E63 prices are very high (approx £1100 per month) and I wouldn’t expect much change in the next 6 months.
I've never seen a C63 around that price - any chance of a link?Thanks
VAGLover said:
knight said:
georgefreeman918 said:
Wonderman said:
Jordan210 said:
knight said:
I sent off my order for an Up GTi last night, was a 12 week wait but got an email back today saying VW are now saying 26 weeks!!
Even a 12 week wait would be a pain as my current car goes back in April but 26 weeks is just crazy!
What kind of deal was that ?Even a 12 week wait would be a pain as my current car goes back in April but 26 weeks is just crazy!
Edited by VAGLover on Tuesday 27th February 21:29
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