Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 6)

[Camelot1971]

340600 said:

Thoughts on this deal for the wife?

Seems a fair swap, although your wife might complain about trading her in

[Max77]

Anybody seen anything better than this regarding a BMW M2, seems a good deal to me but new to leasing.
Thanks
https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/dreamlease...

[imdeman87]

Evening everyone.

Haven't been on here for the best part of 12 months so there is a little bit of catching up to do...will read the last few pages to see if there's anything exciting about.

Cupra Black Edition due to go back in June (£220 on a 1+23, 6k pa, extended by 6 months for £170/month).

Also have an S60 SE Nav 'til March 2020 (£190 on a 3+23, 8k pa).

Need to find a replacement for the Cupra.

Having skim read, am I correct in saying that CH&L is now leasing.com? I used to use CH&L, WhatCar and Honest John leasing as my main websites - are the latter two still good for sourcing the odd good deal?

[MondeoMan1981]

Max77 said:

Anybody seen anything better than this regarding a BMW M2, seems a good deal to me but new to leasing.
Thanks
https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/dreamlease...

Lingscars had one available 3+35 £581. Black with black leather, competition pack, DCT. Was on Facebook yesterday.

[340600]

Camelot1971 said:

340600 said:

Thoughts on this deal for the wife?

Seems a fair swap, although your wife might complain about trading her in

As it happens, she answered the salesman's call back and FTK'd before I had a chance, so we're having one. Isola D'Elba Blue without the Heritage Pack, which is as good as the car can get looks wise IMO. She's starting a new job 3.5 miles from home so 5k P/A will be plenty for the commute, and a bit of top-down B road blasting for me

[Chiefbadger]

silent ninja said:

Sorry late reply. You don't get a notification when people quote you on this forum so I missed this.

I went for the SEAT Ateca FR Sport 1.5TSI DSG Auto. Pretty much has everything - sporty kit, digital cockpit, leather, heated front seats. 10k miles pa.

Factory order on 0% PCP Finance (via Drive the Deal):
£2,755 initial
£271.98 x47 months
GFV/Final payment £12,015
includes spare wheel optional extra (£115)

Best lease I found through Jet:
£1856.76 initial
£309.46 x47 months
£145 admin fee
(No spare wheel)

The lease is £1,122 more and has no option to buy. So it was a no brainer. Wife and I will likely buy outright, and the fact every payment goes toward the car because of the 0% was the cherry on the cake.

Edited by silent ninja on Saturday 23 March 12:40

This doesn’t really work as an example. That’s just a poor lease deal in the first place? There have been quite a few cars on far better deals recently - even with the lack of decent deals around in general.

Clearly the PCP is better value in this instance - but that still isn’t a great deal imo.

[steeevvvooo]

Checking into this thread as I may be in the market for a lease mid June. Still debating a lease/PCP on a new car vs a low mileage 2-3 year old.

Looking for estate/SUV such a Volvo V60/XC60, A4/A6 estate s line (not such a fan of Audi SUVs) or similar. The 2-3 year old option would be a CLS 220d shooting brake for about £22k probably bought outright.

[The Vambo]

Uppercutted (?) the passion fruit on an Astra 200 1.6T elite Nav.

£195 pcm aromatised through Jet Vehicle Finance @ 5K per year

£4696 for 2 years feels even better than my £280 pcm Scirocco R that has just gone back.

[ivrytwr3]

Juke Lease - 3 years - Total Cost: £5,699 @ Yes Lease

£149.99 down and £149.99 for the remaining 35 months

8k miles per annum

£300 admin fee

https://www.yes-lease.co.uk/personal-lease-cars/ni...

[Smiljan]

340600 said:

As it happens, she answered the salesman's call back and FTK'd before I had a chance, so we're having one. Isola D'Elba Blue without the Heritage Pack, which is as good as the car can get looks wise IMO. She's starting a new job 3.5 miles from home so 5k P/A will be plenty for the commute, and a bit of top-down B road blasting for me

Can someone explain to dumb dumb here what FTK means?

[silent ninja]

Chiefbadger said:

This doesn’t really work as an example. That’s just a poor lease deal in the first place? There have been quite a few cars on far better deals recently - even with the lack of decent deals around in general.

Clearly the PCP is better value in this instance - but that still isn’t a great deal imo.

It's not a poor lease deal at all. It compares favourably to other SUVs of a similar spec in terms of depreciation cost, and is a good deal for this particular model. This was 3-4 weeks back and I can assure you there were no better deals and I tried all the usual suspects. Lookup Qashqai, Sportage, Cx-5, Tiguan leases for reference.

[Tankrizzo]

Smiljan said:

Can someone explain to dumb dumb here what FTK means?

People complained about the tired old trope of "pulling the trigger" on a deal, so the usual jokes happened and it evolved into "fisting the kumquat". Only the mods don't like the phrase so it gets removed now and again...hence FTK.

[Riggadig]

Just spotted this deal on hotukdeals - https://www.yes-lease.co.uk/personal-lease-cars/sk...

Skoda Octavia VRS Estate DSG

£855 deposit
£285 month
3+35
15k per year
No admin fees

[Jazzer77]

steeevvvooo said:

Checking into this thread as I may be in the market for a lease mid June. Still debating a lease/PCP on a new car vs a low mileage 2-3 year old.

Looking for estate/SUV such a Volvo V60/XC60, A4/A6 estate s line (not such a fan of Audi SUVs) or similar. The 2-3 year old option would be a CLS 220d shooting brake for about £22k probably bought outright.

Volvo V90CC has been mentioned on the previous page (sorry I'm poor at quoting multi posts).

Its a big old barge.
Showing £5,800 over 18 months on leasing.com.

[steeevvvooo]

Jazzer77 said:

Volvo V90CC has been mentioned on the previous page (sorry I'm poor at quoting multi posts).

Its a big old barge.
Showing £5,800 over 18 months on leasing.com.

that is very tempting...

[Chiefbadger]

silent ninja said:

It's not a poor lease deal at all. It compares favourably to other SUVs of a similar spec in terms of depreciation cost, and is a good deal for this particular model. This was 3-4 weeks back and I can assure you there were no better deals and I tried all the usual suspects. Lookup Qashqai, Sportage, Cx-5, Tiguan leases for reference.

Sure, but it’s still poor vfm. That’s the problem with leasing, you have to chase the deal not the car. I was looking at Tiguans or other SUV’s (as my wife wanted one) but there were no good deals.
Absolutely a PCP makes more sense if that’s the car you want and are looking to keep it long term.
If that’s the car you wanted and you’re happy, then happy days!

[Ayr74]

This has just been posted on HUKD. Looks pretty decent in the current climate. Looks like it might be outgoing CLA?

https://www.selectcarleasing.co.uk/car-leasing/mer...

[rsbmw]

340600 said:

Camelot1971 said:

340600 said:

Thoughts on this deal for the wife?

Seems a fair swap, although your wife might complain about trading her in

As it happens, she answered the salesman's call back and FTK'd before I had a chance, so we're having one. Isola D'Elba Blue without the Heritage Pack, which is as good as the car can get looks wise IMO. She's starting a new job 3.5 miles from home so 5k P/A will be plenty for the commute, and a bit of top-down B road blasting for me

30% of the cost is to rent the paint and the speakers

[bigup]

Been looking at some Golf R estate leases.

Forgive my ignorance, but am I right in saying the ones listed are all mk7? Ie there are no Mk7.5 estate with 310bhp?

[JeS10]

bigup said:

Been looking at some Golf R estate leases.

Forgive my ignorance, but am I right in saying the ones listed are all mk7? Ie there are no Mk7.5 estate with 310bhp?

They'll all be Mk7.5. I got my lease Golf R estate a year ago now and it was a 7.5. It'd be absurd for there to be stock of Mk7s somewhere that they're still trying to shift through lease deals.