Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 9)

[CAPP0]

That’s good to hear, thanks, online reviews are good too. I’ve seen a passable deal with them which I’m following up, I’ll post it if it comes to anything.

[talksthetorque]

CAPP0 said:

That’s good to hear, thanks, online reviews are good too. I’ve seen a passable deal with them which I’m following up, I’ll post it if it comes to anything.

Service department were rubbish though forunately my slightly nearer Volvo approved service centre in the opposite direction are great!

[FWIW]

EvoSid said:

westberks said:

I've just signed up for the E-Tron, much higher mileage (22.5k pa) so the monthlies are a fair bit higher and a 3 year deal, but made sense in that i can run as a business lease so the company pays for it all and 0% BIK; also should save on the running costs as will charge overnight.

worked out ok for a premium large SUV; apparently according to the last few pages Audi are more premium than I realised

given the paucity of deals for Q7, X5 anything RR it will do! Seems I'm doing my bit for the environment too, although how the production cost and batteries in these things equate to environmentally friendly I'll never know!

I presume you own your company? In which case I believe you can only claim back 50% of the VAT and offset the rest of the costs against any corp tax so that this is only 19% but that still leaves the majority (approx 76%) coming form you via your company, unless I have missed something? If there is any way round it that wold be great as I fancy a nice EV but only if I can offset more that 24% of the costs

I’m interested in this too.

Is there appetite for a “Best EV lease deals” thread?

[Kuga Again]

Folks new to this forum

I've had two car lease deals over the last 8 years and all have been around the same monthly price

I've just agreed to a Kuga 2.0 EcoBlue Mhev 150 Titanium

1+ 47 £319.19 per month with 10,000 miles.

I've taken the Maintenance package on top of this as well because of the length of the deal.

I've seen you guys on here working out percentage and acknowledging if its a good deal or a stinker. what's your thoughts on this one?

[Shackattack123]

Kuga Again said:

Folks new to this forum

I've had two car lease deals over the last 8 years and all have been around the same monthly price

I've just agreed to a Kuga 2.0 EcoBlue Mhev 150 Titanium

1+ 47 £319.19 per month with 10,000 miles.

I've taken the Maintenance package on top of this as well because of the length of the deal.

I've seen you guys on here working out percentage and acknowledging if its a good deal or a stinker. what's your thoughts on this one?

Was it a lot more for a 3 year deal?

You're increasing your overall cost in that 4th year especially with a mild hybrid on the warranty side.

I was sent a Kuga deal for the PHEV at about 330 a month on a 1+36

[Gareth1974]

Kuga Again said:

Folks new to this forum

I've had two car lease deals over the last 8 years and all have been around the same monthly price

I've just agreed to a Kuga 2.0 EcoBlue Mhev 150 Titanium

1+ 47 £319.19 per month with 10,000 miles.

I've taken the Maintenance package on top of this as well because of the length of the deal.

I've seen you guys on here working out percentage and acknowledging if its a good deal or a stinker. what's your thoughts on this one?

It does sound a little pricey, this looks similar for less, and the ST-X editions don't seem to be much more https://www.whatcar.com/car-leasing/deals/ford/kug...

[Kuga Again]

Shackattack123 said:

Was it a lot more for a 3 year deal?

You're increasing your overall cost in that 4th year especially with a mild hybrid on the warranty side.

I was sent a Kuga deal for the PHEV at about 330 a month on a 1+36

Cant find my working but I think it was around another 40 or 50 a month. P11D value is £30,185 but this is a private lease.

[ayman82]

Brian_the_Snail said:

ayman82 said:

mesuper said:

Just got an email from RGW about an in stock Merc A35 AMG "deal"

£353.99 Inc vat on 9+35 10k per year.

Certainly by no means a bargain but might interest some given the lack of anything decent at the moment.

That's a pretty good price, considering there's nothing really about. Have you got a link? I can't find anything on their website. Well, it's 9+35 10k and it's £485.43 incl VAT.

I have an A35 AMG in Executive spec which goes back in June after a two year lease. I've ordered a Golf R to replace it as (a) cheaper to lease and (b) hopefully better build quality as the A35 rattles like hell. Have you test driven an A35 yet? (Note - I didn't before ordering and wished I had! Hoping the Golf R is better as haven't' test drive that either - doh!).

I haven't test driven one, I have an 840i GC from the deal last January, so not looking out for anything right this minute, but with lead times as they are, it probably makes sense to get something sorted soon. Before I got my Golf R Estate, I didn't test drive, and it was perfectly fine. I didn't test drive the 840i either. I probably won't test them in the future, just for the surprise.

[loofer]

Kuga Again said:

Cant find my working but I think it was around another 40 or 50 a month. P11D value is £30,185 but this is a private lease.

Well if that's P11D value then I would say a good deal would be as follows:
over 2 years 20-23% so £6,050- £6950
over 3 years 28-30% so £8,450-£9,050
over 4 years 35-37% so £10,500-£11,150

All in my opinion of course and for a car I would be happy to take, oh and excluding maintenance.
The longer the period, the less I expect to pay i.e not straight lined 40-46% over 4 years.

[Kuga Again]

loofer said:

Well if that's P11D value then I would say a good deal would be as follows:
over 2 years 20-23% so £6,050- £6950
over 3 years 28-30% so £8,450-£9,050
over 4 years 35-37% so £10,500-£11,150

All in my opinion of course and for a car I would be happy to take, oh and excluding maintenance.
The longer the period, the less I expect to pay i.e not straight lined 40-46% over 4 years.

Loofer thanks that will make me think again

[kosymodo]

Hey folks, I need some help as very new to all this leasing talk. Therefore, any advice given will be very gratefully received!

I currently have an Alfa Giulietta TCT, and love the auto box. Therefore, looking to get another auto. Reading up, the best car in class bang for buck is the Leon. I've consequently started getting quotes from leasing companies for the 1.5 eTSI 150 FR DSG. Best quote I've had so far, on 3+35 10k terms, was £265.60/month, but I missed out on stock of those.

I'm trying to get Stoneacre to price match the previous quote, but, in the meantime, it would be great to hear if anyone's got any tips for Seat leases, or seen any great deals for the Leon recently?

EDIT - in case it helps, P11D value of this model is £27,600

Edited by kosymodo on Thursday 4th March 16:52

[MattyD803]

kosymodo said:

Hey folks, I need some help as very new to all this leasing talk. Therefore, any advice given will be very gratefully received!

I currently have an Alfa Giulietta TCT, and love the auto box. Therefore, looking to get another auto. Reading up, the best car in class bang for buck is the Leon. I've consequently started getting quotes from leasing companies for the 1.5 eTSI 150 FR DSG. Best quote I've had so far, on 3+35 10k terms, was £265.60/month, but I missed out on stock of those.

I'm trying to get Stoneacre to price match the previous quote, but, in the meantime, it would be great to hear if anyone's got any tips for Seat leases, or seen any great deals for the Leon recently?

EDIT - in case it helps, P11D value of this model is £27,600

Edited by kosymodo on Thursday 4th March 16:52

Contact Dominic Robinson at Seat/Cupra Lookers in Stockport - I don't think you'll beat his pricing (no admin fee) and they seem to have alot of stock coming into the country across the board. They deliver nationwide too.

[Tankrizzo]

Anyone got a build date for their LeasingOptions Kodiaq yet?

[kosymodo]

MattyD803 said:

Contact Dominic Robinson at Seat/Cupra Lookers in Stockport - I don't think you'll beat his pricing (no admin fee) and they seem to have alot of stock coming into the country across the board. They deliver nationwide too.

Cheers! Will fire him a quick email

[MR94]

kosymodo said:

Hey folks, I need some help as very new to all this leasing talk. Therefore, any advice given will be very gratefully received!

I currently have an Alfa Giulietta TCT, and love the auto box. Therefore, looking to get another auto. Reading up, the best car in class bang for buck is the Leon. I've consequently started getting quotes from leasing companies for the 1.5 eTSI 150 FR DSG. Best quote I've had so far, on 3+35 10k terms, was £265.60/month, but I missed out on stock of those.

I'm trying to get Stoneacre to price match the previous quote, but, in the meantime, it would be great to hear if anyone's got any tips for Seat leases, or seen any great deals for the Leon recently?

EDIT - in case it helps, P11D value of this model is £27,600

Edited by kosymodo on Thursday 4th March 16:52

There’s been a fair few Audi A3 deals in that price range recently, not only does it tick the badge snob box it genuinely has an impressive interior compared to the golf/leon. I thought it would be similar as it looks similar but I drove one this week and I was impressed. Although the Leon FR is still a great car.

[ivrytwr3]

Tankrizzo said:

Anyone got a build date for their LeasingOptions Kodiaq yet?

Nope and the weekly update emails seem to be dropping off too

[Intrepid38]

ivrytwr3 said:

Tankrizzo said:

Anyone got a build date for their LeasingOptions Kodiaq yet?

Nope and the weekly update emails seem to be dropping off too

No build date. Update emails stopped a few weeks back. June seems unlikely at this point. You can extend any existing VWFS car on the same term with an order number I believe.

[westberks]

EvoSid said:

westberks said:

I've just signed up for the E-Tron, much higher mileage (22.5k pa) so the monthlies are a fair bit higher and a 3 year deal, but made sense in that i can run as a business lease so the company pays for it all and 0% BIK; also should save on the running costs as will charge overnight.

worked out ok for a premium large SUV; apparently according to the last few pages Audi are more premium than I realised

given the paucity of deals for Q7, X5 anything RR it will do! Seems I'm doing my bit for the environment too, although how the production cost and batteries in these things equate to environmentally friendly I'll never know!

I presume you own your company? In which case I believe you can only claim back 50% of the VAT and offset the rest of the costs against any corp tax so that this is only 19% but that still leaves the majority (approx 76%) coming form you via your company, unless I have missed something? If there is any way round it that wold be great as I fancy a nice EV but only if I can offset more that 24% of the costs

yep, that's pretty much the deal. When you consider the BIK on anything decent it just made sense overall as I need a decent size SUV due to big dog and being 6'5" and fed up of stooping to get into any other type of car! Otherwsie i'd have been looking at Skoda Kodiaq or Ford Kuga and the net cost (including fuel & BIK) was pretty much the same on the fag packet maths!

Edited by westberks on Friday 5th March 07:46

[ayman82]

A little bit of a step down from the 840iGC, but this seems like a good deal on the A6? https://dreamlease.co.uk/deals/car-leasing/audi/a6...

Seems to be the cheapest on Leaseloco at a 94/100. 200hp seems adequate for the price. I think I'd save over £80pm over mine.

[Beefmeister]

ayman82 said:

A little bit of a step down from the 840iGC, but this seems like a good deal on the A6? https://dreamlease.co.uk/deals/car-leasing/audi/a6...

Seems to be the cheapest on Leaseloco at a 94/100. 200hp seems adequate for the price. I think I'd save over £80pm over mine.

Just don't forget that they never use a Sport for the image. This is what you'd actually get if you wanted it at that price: