Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 10)

[hoponbaby]

V 02 said:

Would be a corker if it wasn’t for the BIK implications

A combi van no longer qualifies for the same flat BIK sum as a normal three seater van, but is treated the same way that double cab pick up trucks are now - like passenger vehicles.

Because the finance lease is only available for business users you are therefore stuck paying 37% BIK.

So this is really sadly quite a poor deal for the consumer but a good offer from the lease co.

Twin cabs are still treated as vans for tax purposes, the change was quickly scrapped. Sure at some point they will try and amend the legislation again to bring it in line with vans such as this VW.

[PD9]

zayn said:

Just posted from CVL

10k = 796.14 per month for 2 years amortised. 27.4%

[milneb2]

LeeRad said:

Jazzert501 said:

Saw a transporter full of ENY1's yesterday, I had forgotten all about them had a quick Google....

Pcp £1000 down then £259 a month,might work for some people.
Could be worth waiting until they are running closer to the deadline,not down to £179 yet......


https://www.marshall.co.uk/honda/new-car-offers/en...

Edited by Jazzert501 on Wednesday 10th July 07:41

You can get them for 259 with no deposit at a couple of dealers this week but i cant remember which sorry. I already have one from the £179 deal so haven't been looking!

I got one of these at £179 per month no deposit in March. Car ok but soulless and not enjoyable to drive. Hasn’t worked for 390 mile trip picking daughter up from uni so have now part ex’d wife’s Polo in for Octavia VRs estate and she now using the Honda for small journeys. I bought it just because it was cheap, and it is. Ignore the rrp v amortised as not true reflection (although insurance expensive because of rrp)

[Misterp1103]

PD9 said:

10k = 796.14 per month for 2 years amortised. 27.4%

Yep depends on if you go on RRP or OTR but either way its between 26 and 27%. Discounted price amortised is 31.5%

its a decent deal tbh given that you very rarely if ever see RS4s heavily discounted

[rich_miller7]

Spoke to Scott at Central Vehicle Leasing about the Audi RS4 Avant deal. If you currently have a lease with Audi Financial Services and eligible for Audi loyalty scheme, Scott can offer the Audi RS4 Avant at the following:

2 years
5kpa
Initial Rental - £6000 + Vat
23x Monthly Rental - £299.99 + Vat

[MondeoMan1981]

V 02 said:

Would be a corker if it wasn’t for the BIK implications

A combi van no longer qualifies for the same flat BIK sum as a normal three seater van, but is treated the same way that double cab pick up trucks are now - like passenger vehicles.

Because the finance lease is only available for business users you are therefore stuck paying 37% BIK.

So this is really sadly quite a poor deal for the consumer but a good offer from the lease co.

Available personally too, add the VAT. That's the view I'm looking at it from.

[ayman82]

MondeoMan1981 said:

V 02 said:

Would be a corker if it wasn’t for the BIK implications

A combi van no longer qualifies for the same flat BIK sum as a normal three seater van, but is treated the same way that double cab pick up trucks are now - like passenger vehicles.

Because the finance lease is only available for business users you are therefore stuck paying 37% BIK.

So this is really sadly quite a poor deal for the consumer but a good offer from the lease co.

Available personally too, add the VAT. That's the view I'm looking at it from.

Their website (Stable) don't seem to allow that. When you revert to personal it removes the Finance Lease option?

[usmansm]

the-photographer said:

CVL

Seems like a good deal. Considering this as my first lease.

Is this the cheapest lease around?

[MondeoMan1981]

ayman82 said:

MondeoMan1981 said:

V 02 said:

Would be a corker if it wasn’t for the BIK implications

A combi van no longer qualifies for the same flat BIK sum as a normal three seater van, but is treated the same way that double cab pick up trucks are now - like passenger vehicles.

Because the finance lease is only available for business users you are therefore stuck paying 37% BIK.

So this is really sadly quite a poor deal for the consumer but a good offer from the lease co.

Available personally too, add the VAT. That's the view I'm looking at it from.

Their website (Stable) don't seem to allow that. When you revert to personal it removes the Finance Lease option?

I spoke to them direct. Mulling options over as need something with 5 seats and plenty space for the next couple of years and there just arent any decent leases on anything big enough except the Superb pre reg deal I missed out on couple weeks back.

[V 02]

MondeoMan1981 said:

I spoke to them direct. Mulling options over as need something with 5 seats and plenty space for the next couple of years and there just arent any decent leases on anything big enough except the Superb pre reg deal I missed out on couple weeks back.

Fair enough. Just note this is the 110ps with the 5speed manual so it might be a bit buzzy on the motorway (2600rpm)

[zayn]

Misterp1103 said:

Yep depends on if you go on RRP or OTR but either way its between 26 and 27%. Discounted price amortised is 31.5%

its a decent deal tbh given that you very rarely if ever see RS4s heavily discounted

Was about to say the same in today's climate. BTW does anyone still use this Lease spreadsheet

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ARUrS7YaFM...

[zayn]

usmansm said:

Seems like a good deal. Considering this as my first lease.

Is this the cheapest lease around?

For this I have not seen cheaper so far, have a word with Keith if there is anything else he can do

[Fast Bug]

ayman82 said:

MondeoMan1981 said:

V 02 said:

Would be a corker if it wasn’t for the BIK implications

A combi van no longer qualifies for the same flat BIK sum as a normal three seater van, but is treated the same way that double cab pick up trucks are now - like passenger vehicles.

Because the finance lease is only available for business users you are therefore stuck paying 37% BIK.

So this is really sadly quite a poor deal for the consumer but a good offer from the lease co.

Available personally too, add the VAT. That's the view I'm looking at it from.

Their website (Stable) don't seem to allow that. When you revert to personal it removes the Finance Lease option?

Finance lease is only available to business users, it's not available to private individuals

[zed0070]

usmansm said:

Seems like a good deal. Considering this as my first lease.

Is this the cheapest lease around?

Was looking at this but really want an auto rather than manual

[Horizon 301]

zed0070 said:

Was looking at this but really want an auto rather than manual

The autos were only £133 but for a 12 month lease and 9 upfront earlier this year. It seems the deals aren’t as good now

[rudester]

zayn said:

oscipop said:

Amortised @ 10k miles £816/month. Hardly cheap

Always look at the amortised figure , PH leasedeal 101

It depends what you're comparing it against. If you want an RS4 Avant, it quite a saving over a PCP.

[V 02]

rudester said:

It depends what you're comparing it against. If you want an RS4 Avant, it quite a saving over a PCP.

Surely the car can be had heavily discounted and with goodies chucked in direct from Audi? Eg service plan?

[dh2311]

rich_miller7 said:

Spoke to Scott at Central Vehicle Leasing about the Audi RS4 Avant deal. If you currently have a lease with Audi Financial Services and eligible for Audi loyalty scheme, Scott can offer the Audi RS4 Avant at the following:

2 years
5kpa
Initial Rental - £6000 + Vat
23x Monthly Rental - £299.99 + Vat

Ermm... I already have an A4 Avant through CVL, I don't need an RS4 but... It feels stupid to not have an RS4 at this money


Edit: does anyone want an A4 Avant.. you know, hypothetically if I just happened to slip and order an RS4 Avant?

Edited by dh2311 on Thursday 11th July 19:50

[deexp]

Just wanted to know if anyone's considering the Ibiza 115 FR? Currently in stock at 6 + 36 for £213 amortised, auto is +£13 more, for 5k pa with Leasing Options Limited. My son is considering this as a cheap runabout, which I may use occasionally. Does anyone here have one and can recommend it?

[GG89]

oscipop said:

GG89 said:

rich_miller7 said:

Anyone after an Audi RS4 Avant?

https://www.contractcars.com/product/audi-rs4-avan...

Seems cheap, is it an error?

Amortised @ 10k miles £816/month. Hardly cheap

Fair comment, certainly not cheap but when I was having a nosey not so long ago at prices they were well over £1000 per month on the same terms.