Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 7)
Discussion
maxwellm1 said:
Really torn now what to do I have a arteon elegance 1.5tsi evo model on order with option to cancel because of delays, the merc a class 250 amg premium deal !
Really unsure where to keep arteon deal.or.get the a class now am I right in saying both are the same engine size ? obv the a class is smaller.has more Bhp?
struggling with what to do.now a class.interior looks better than the arteon
what car would you go for.out of the two ?
I’m having / had the same dilemma though I have the 2.0 TSI on order. Been tracking the A class offer for a couple of weeks, even filled in the paperwork but I’ve stuck with the Arteon.Really unsure where to keep arteon deal.or.get the a class now am I right in saying both are the same engine size ? obv the a class is smaller.has more Bhp?
struggling with what to do.now a class.interior looks better than the arteon
what car would you go for.out of the two ?
The A class does have a nicer interior and great tech but to me is a bit boring on the outside. The back seats aren’t great in the A class so if you need the room it’s an easy decision.
PenelopaPitstop said:
Depends on your needs or likes, two different cars. Small hatchback vs quite big family car.
that's what i have been trying to do need to test drive the a250 and compare them.have a little girl of 9 month and cars mostly for getting her from nursery as most the week I have a van for work!
RSTurboPaul said:
How much are Mangoletsi paying you to advertise for them?
Did you read what I posted? I’m not exactly putting them in a great light am I haha?They printed the wrong reg plate, ignore my emails and the car came with damage. I’m just warning others to be more careful than I was.
ryebread said:
Leasys are generally pretty easy. I got a 6 mo the extension on a Grand Cherokee no problem with the mileage increase prorated.
I've got the Giulia too, don't know what to replace it with. A work colleague recently got a 6 Series GT and I have to be honest and say the comfort and smoothness is a little envious.
On the other end the I-Pace deal last year was pretty good and maybe the Model 3. Wait and see I guess, probably order around end Aug/Sep to grab a deal
Have you gone through the handback process with Leasys at the end of a lease yet by any chance? I have a Range Rover Velar from them and the paint quality is very poor. New scratches appear out of nowhere almost weekly. Bit concerned the state it will be in at the end.I've got the Giulia too, don't know what to replace it with. A work colleague recently got a 6 Series GT and I have to be honest and say the comfort and smoothness is a little envious.
On the other end the I-Pace deal last year was pretty good and maybe the Model 3. Wait and see I guess, probably order around end Aug/Sep to grab a deal
Mohaipod said:
RSTurboPaul said:
How much are Mangoletsi paying you to advertise for them?
Did you read what I posted? I’m not exactly putting them in a great light am I haha?They printed the wrong reg plate, ignore my emails and the car came with damage. I’m just warning others to be more careful than I was.
RSTurboPaul said:
I am confused by the warranty situation.
I read plenty of posts on this thread that say not having a warranty is a massive risk, but then I also read that as you are 'buying a service' from the leasing company, any issues whatsoever should be sorted out between the leasing co. and the servicing garage.
Which is correct?
The lease holder (I.e. you) are responsible for maintenance. So, if it breaks outside of the OEM warranty period and the engine blows up, the lease company will still be expecting a working car returned at the end of the term. I read plenty of posts on this thread that say not having a warranty is a massive risk, but then I also read that as you are 'buying a service' from the leasing company, any issues whatsoever should be sorted out between the leasing co. and the servicing garage.
Which is correct?
Adding ‘maintenance’ to the lease won’t help here, that will only cover routine servicing (and sometimes some specified consumables).
Not sure if it’s possible to buy OEM warranty extensions for leased cars. I guess it is, same as for other finance methods.
maxwellm1 said:
Really torn now what to do I have a arteon elegance 1.5tsi evo model on order with option to cancel because of delays, the merc a class 250 amg premium deal !
Really unsure where to keep arteon deal.or.get the a class now am I right in saying both are the same engine size ? obv the a class is smaller.has more Bhp?
struggling with what to do.now a class.interior looks better than the arteon
what car would you go for.out of the two ?
Swap to the Merc 250 and get the premium packReally unsure where to keep arteon deal.or.get the a class now am I right in saying both are the same engine size ? obv the a class is smaller.has more Bhp?
struggling with what to do.now a class.interior looks better than the arteon
what car would you go for.out of the two ?
zayn said:
Hi All,
Happy Easter, looking for a cheap 2nd car with great capacity and excellent mileage. I thought of a hybrid and this came up. Anyone have one or can comment on the deal
RAV 4 also ok value at the moment if you want a hybridHappy Easter, looking for a cheap 2nd car with great capacity and excellent mileage. I thought of a hybrid and this came up. Anyone have one or can comment on the deal
https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/leasing-op...
tygar2 said:
"Applicable to all new A-Class Hatchback models incl. A 35 AMG (excludes old model S 176 A-Class) registered between 01.04.19 – 30.06.19 (inclusive). Vehicles must be secured on an MBFS finance contract to be eligible. Applies to all private retail and small fleet (1-24 units) customers only."
Does the last sentence of the above quote not mean the free servicing offer only applies to PCP purchase or business lease customers only? I read it as excluding personal leases.
I read the ‘retail’ but as meaning you have to bought through a dealer. Does the last sentence of the above quote not mean the free servicing offer only applies to PCP purchase or business lease customers only? I read it as excluding personal leases.
nikeshpopat said:
Gregmitchell said:
XC90 D5 Momentum 10k / 1 + 35 £519 seems fairly decent.
Fleet prices
Did you bite? I am considering the XC90 also. Anyone else think this is a good price? Fleet prices
Gareth1974 said:
nikeshpopat said:
Gregmitchell said:
XC90 D5 Momentum 10k / 1 + 35 £519 seems fairly decent.
Fleet prices
Did you bite? I am considering the XC90 also. Anyone else think this is a good price? Fleet prices
Catflap2 said:
maxwellm1 said:
Really torn now what to do I have a arteon elegance 1.5tsi evo model on order with option to cancel because of delays, the merc a class 250 amg premium deal !
Really unsure where to keep arteon deal.or.get the a class now am I right in saying both are the same engine size ? obv the a class is smaller.has more Bhp?
struggling with what to do.now a class.interior looks better than the arteon
what car would you go for.out of the two ?
I’m having / had the same dilemma though I have the 2.0 TSI on order. Been tracking the A class offer for a couple of weeks, even filled in the paperwork but I’ve stuck with the Arteon.Really unsure where to keep arteon deal.or.get the a class now am I right in saying both are the same engine size ? obv the a class is smaller.has more Bhp?
struggling with what to do.now a class.interior looks better than the arteon
what car would you go for.out of the two ?
The A class does have a nicer interior and great tech but to me is a bit boring on the outside. The back seats aren’t great in the A class so if you need the room it’s an easy decision.
going to have a think over the rest of the weekend then make my.mind up what I think will suit me best.
tallpaul26 said:
RSTurboPaul said:
I am confused by the warranty situation.
I read plenty of posts on this thread that say not having a warranty is a massive risk, but then I also read that as you are 'buying a service' from the leasing company, any issues whatsoever should be sorted out between the leasing co. and the servicing garage.
Which is correct?
The lease holder (I.e. you) are responsible for maintenance. So, if it breaks outside of the OEM warranty period and the engine blows up, the lease company will still be expecting a working car returned at the end of the term. I read plenty of posts on this thread that say not having a warranty is a massive risk, but then I also read that as you are 'buying a service' from the leasing company, any issues whatsoever should be sorted out between the leasing co. and the servicing garage.
Which is correct?
Adding ‘maintenance’ to the lease won’t help here, that will only cover routine servicing (and sometimes some specified consumables).
Not sure if it’s possible to buy OEM warranty extensions for leased cars. I guess it is, same as for other finance methods.
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