Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 7)

[numec]

James-gbg1e said:

Sure.

£304pm
£1825 Initial
£300 Admin

A4 40 Saloon, Black Edition, Tech Pack in Mythos Black. Sept Reg

Very nice, that is my 1st choice spec.
Im sure you're going enjoy it.

Ok I will try to stop asking about A4 here before thread police tells me off

Edited by numec on Wednesday 21st August 22:11

[Noel1983]

thecopster said:

This was Pink (who appears don't have a great rep?) found via search on leasing.com.

Select and CVL have some reasonable deals such as https://centralukvehicleleasing.co.uk/Audi_Q5-leas...

But that is still @28% so not great!

Pink great for me and my A class deal and for many others on here too.

[saaby93]

tom-3rzzd said:

Blown2CV said:

think Mrs 2CV could be tending towards the Skoda Karoq 1.0TSi despite it being a bit underpowered. It is nowhere near as bad as the other competitively priced medium SUV on a lease at the mo - Hyundai Tucson 1.6GDi which despite the name is a 1.6 NA petrol. Some stock of the latter though, whereas the Skoda will probably come with typical factory build lead times.

Anyone gone for either?

Had a manual Tucson Last week, it was very slow and had terrible handling. Was given an auto one the other day which was much quicker but still woeful handling. For cheap SUV the peugeot 3008 is much better all round or better still the Suzuki vitara drives much nicer and is probably cheaper to lease.

If youre looking at the Vitara dont forget the very similar S-Cross - slightly bigger but less tall

[Noel1983]

tom-3rzzd said:

Had a manual Tucson Last week, it was very slow and had terrible handling. Was given an auto one the other day which was much quicker but still woeful handling. For cheap SUV the peugeot 3008 is much better all round or better still the Suzuki vitara drives much nicer and is probably cheaper to lease.

We have a Tucson and whilst I agree it’s no sharp cornering coupe for the Mrs who couldn’t give two hoots about handling its perfect

It’s also a nice comfortable place to be and the tech especially the sat nav is great. Considerably better than my brand new A class with mbux despite her Tucson being nearly four years old now!

Highly recommend.

Also if there’s any ‘cheap’ 3008 deals around I’d love one for her next car, sadly I’ve never seen them anywhere near the Tucson prices (Tucson from £190 1+36 recently. On 10k Miles

[xcentric]

hyphen said:

this https://www2.vwfsfleet.co.uk/audi_e-tron_August_20... was posted on https://www2.vwfsfleet.co.uk/audi_e-tron_August_20...

thanks. Any down the lower end around too?

[anonymous-user]

numec said:

James-gbg1e said:

Sure.

£304pm
£1825 Initial
£300 Admin

A4 40 Saloon, Black Edition, Tech Pack in Mythos Black. Sept Reg

Very nice, that is my 1st choice spec.
Im sure you're going enjoy it.

Ok I will try to stop asking about A4 here before thread police tells me off

Edited by numec on Wednesday 21st August 22:11

That seems terrible value for such a boring car?!

[James-gbg1e]

Lord.Vader said:

That seems terrible value for such a boring car?!

Open to suggestions for similar sized car with better smile/value ratio.

[HennersL]

xcentric said:

thanks. Any down the lower end around too?

Saw this advertised on Facebook a few hours ago, looks good on first impressions

VW eGolf - £300pm on 3+35, 10k pa

Tis a three year lease, but the two year cost on this deal works out at 25% - Nearest comparable deal on leasing.com is £338pm at the moment.

[PH_77]

Sidrive said:

PH_77 said:

I'd be inclined to suggest that if you're concerned about a £1K financial shortfall, that perhaps leasing a ~£40K car is not entirely appropriate for you. If for any reason your financial circumstances change during a lease, there is no walk away get out clause, and you will likely be liable for all of, or a significant proportion of the outstanding payments.

Whilst I can afford the car I don't want to be paying for both a car and a credit card, it makes absolutely no financial sense! If the case may be that no one will be able to offer me enough to clear the credit card, I will walk away and come back in 6 months time or so

Oh dear. If it's actually coming down to a £100 a month quandary then you may struggle with the credit checks. Never mind servicing, tyres etc. Have you no savings? I do sincerely hope that you're not renting or living with parents and looking to lease like pistonheader 'culpz' before getting a property under your belt..... Perhaps PCP would be a better option as you'll at least have the GFV. I jest. Best of luck anyway, and enjoy your vulva if you ever get into it.

[Burwood]

PH_77 said:

Sidrive said:

PH_77 said:

I'd be inclined to suggest that if you're concerned about a £1K financial shortfall, that perhaps leasing a ~£40K car is not entirely appropriate for you. If for any reason your financial circumstances change during a lease, there is no walk away get out clause, and you will likely be liable for all of, or a significant proportion of the outstanding payments.

Whilst I can afford the car I don't want to be paying for both a car and a credit card, it makes absolutely no financial sense! If the case may be that no one will be able to offer me enough to clear the credit card, I will walk away and come back in 6 months time or so

Oh dear. If it's actually coming down to a £100 a month quandary then you may struggle with the credit checks. Never mind servicing, tyres etc. Have you no savings? I do sincerely hope that you're not renting or living with parents and looking to lease like pistonheader 'culpz' before getting a property under your belt..... Perhaps PCP would be a better option as you'll at least have the GFV. I jest. Best of luck anyway, and enjoy your vulva if you ever get into it.

Ok thanks for your wisdom. Unlike the initial advice, yours is more forked. If you have nothing constructive to add then ps off

[PHuzzy]

xcentric said:

Any good deals on electric vehicles (tbh am not too worried about what it is, just want it to be good value - the 2% BIK makes it a good option)?

Good news for you... it's not 2% anymore, they changed the 2% rate (Apr 2020) to 0% for 2020-2021 then 1% from 2021-2022.

[PH_77]

Burwood said:

PH_77 said:

Sidrive said:

PH_77 said:

I'd be inclined to suggest that if you're concerned about a £1K financial shortfall, that perhaps leasing a ~£40K car is not entirely appropriate for you. If for any reason your financial circumstances change during a lease, there is no walk away get out clause, and you will likely be liable for all of, or a significant proportion of the outstanding payments.

Whilst I can afford the car I don't want to be paying for both a car and a credit card, it makes absolutely no financial sense! If the case may be that no one will be able to offer me enough to clear the credit card, I will walk away and come back in 6 months time or so

Oh dear. If it's actually coming down to a £100 a month quandary then you may struggle with the credit checks. Never mind servicing, tyres etc. Have you no savings? I do sincerely hope that you're not renting or living with parents and looking to lease like pistonheader 'culpz' before getting a property under your belt..... Perhaps PCP would be a better option as you'll at least have the GFV. I jest. Best of luck anyway, and enjoy your vulva if you ever get into it.

Ok thanks for your wisdom. Unlike the initial advice, yours is more forked. If you have nothing constructive to add then ps off

Perhaps so. I was however just entertaining the idea that someone who is considering renting a £40K car without the means to settle a £1K bill may (perhaps) be taking on more than they can handle.

[xcentric]

PHuzzy said:

Good news for you... it's not 2% anymore, they changed the 2% rate (Apr 2020) to 0% for 2020-2021 then 1% from 2021-2022.

yeah, thanks - I just saw that in the etron deal. not too shabby. (not clear what it is for s/h ev's tho so if someone knows, please tell.....)

checking out the golf now.....

[tom-3rzzd]

James-gbg1e said:

Open to suggestions for similar sized car with better smile/value ratio.

Leon Cupra ST

https://carleasespecialoffers.co.uk/car/product/85...

[TerryMcCann]

nocturne_sa said:

I'm checking with the broker. Presumably the finance company would have a certain allocation for a particular period so I'm hoping they will be able to reallocate this to someone else.

But the quote will have expired and is approved in your name. Any changes will recalc at the new rate.

[anonymous-user]

James-gbg1e said:

Lord.Vader said:

That seems terrible value for such a boring car?!

Open to suggestions for similar sized car with better smile/value ratio.

Smile for a 2.0 Audi A4, sorry but no point me making suggestions if that car will make you smile.

ETA; sorry not the place to discuss personal car preferences.

Edited by Lord.Vader on Thursday 22 August 08:03

[RobMGti]

hyphen said:

this https://www2.vwfsfleet.co.uk/audi_e-tron_August_20... was posted on https://www2.vwfsfleet.co.uk/audi_e-tron_August_20...

That just for companies or available for personal also?

[saaby93]

Some EV offers here
https://carleasespecialoffers.co.uk/car/electric_o...
Ipace?
The Corolla is trying to take the hybrid market
Its 76g CO is just above the 75gCO threshold for zero tax which the bigger Prius gets
It wont matter for leasing as tax is included and still lower than other hybrids

[Mike_C]

RobMGti said:

That just for companies or available for personal also?

That Audi e-tron deal is for limited companies only - not individuals, sole traders or partnerships.

Makes great sense as a company car though - 0% BIK from April next year, 1% the year after and 2% the year after that, and no tax on petrol/diesel to pay either!

[Brighty75]

Hi all

Looking for a reasonable sized estate with an engine suitable for towing for my first lease and am going for this, decent enough deal?

Skoda Octavia Estate SE Technology 2.0TDI manual
1+35 at £229.57 for 10k with a £298 processing fee