Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 10)

[J210]

rich_miller7 said:

Cheap business only deal on the MINI Aceman 160kW SE Exclusive Level 2 Auto

https://www.gateway2lease.com/cars/mini/aceman/166...

Was a cheap level 2 with the lower battery a few days ago. I enquired but missed the call back. So must have only been one car. Was £309 inch vat on a 1+35.

Also could have been a miss price but broker said it sold when I spoke to them.

[simkin911]

Completely new to EV, was getting a price for a Karoq and broker also provided a curveball price for Ariya Advance - with ‘sky pack’ - FWD, £337 based on 3+35. 7k. I think it’s been covered already many months ago but is this considered a good car based on those who opted for the deal? Thanks in anticipation.

Edited by simkin911 on Thursday 12th December 21:41

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simkin911 said:

Completely new to EV, was getting a price for a Karoq and broker also provided a curveball price for Ariya Advance - with ‘sky pack’ - FWD, £337 based on 3+35. 7k. I think it’s been covered already many months ago but is this considered a good car based on those who opted for the deal? Thanks in anticipation.

Edited by simkin911 on Thursday 12th December 21:41

My wife has one of these and is very pleased with it. Gets lots of positive comments, even from strangers bizarrely.

Interior space is excellent. Boot is a bit small for the size of car. Up front storage is quite poor. Very refined but ride can be a bit weird (kind of harsh yet wallowy).

[Sheepshanks]

simkin911 said:

Completely new to EV, was getting a price for a Karoq and broker also provided a curveball price for Ariya Advance - with ‘sky pack’ - FWD, £337 based on 3+35. 7k. I think it’s been covered already many months ago but is this considered a good car based on those who opted for the deal? Thanks in anticipation.

It’s a fair bit bigger than Karoq.

Think there’s an Ariya thread on here. For 7K miles I wonder if the hassle with an EV is worth it, unless you’re just keen to try one. We have a EV, but it’s doing 20K/yr.

[Pistonheadsdicoverer]

simkin911 said:

Completely new to EV, was getting a price for a Karoq and broker also provided a curveball price for Ariya Advance - with ‘sky pack’ - FWD, £337 based on 3+35. 7k. I think it’s been covered already many months ago but is this considered a good car based on those who opted for the deal? Thanks in anticipation.

Edited by simkin911 on Thursday 12th December 21:41

I got one since April. It is a great EV, Has its faults but overall pretty pleased by it at this price (50K RRP).

[rich_miller7]

Anyone else heard of the manufacturer Jaecoo? I see Central Vehicle Leasing have a few offers on the new New Jaecoo 7 SUV range.

https://centralukvehicleleasing.co.uk/car-leasing/...

https://centralukvehicleleasing.co.uk/car-leasing/...

https://centralukvehicleleasing.co.uk/car-leasing/...

No idea what they are like!

[rich_miller7]

Central Vehicle Leasing also have an offer on the Maxus Mifa 9 180kW Luxury [8 Seat] 90kWh 5dr Auto. Think it works out a bit cheaper compared to the offer with Rivervale I recently posted.

https://centralukvehicleleasing.co.uk/car-leasing/...

[QueQwamo]

ID Buzz cargo at £131pm from central

https://centralukvehicleleasing.co.uk/van-leasing/...

[Pistonheadsdicoverer]

QueQwamo said:

ID Buzz cargo at £131pm from central

https://centralukvehicleleasing.co.uk/van-leasing/...

Amortized to £397 per month for 12 months (once you include the application fee and the 3000 initial payment).

[ayman82]

Pistonheadsdicoverer said:

QueQwamo said:

ID Buzz cargo at £131pm from central

https://centralukvehicleleasing.co.uk/van-leasing/...

Amortized to £397 per month for 12 months (once you include the application fee and the 3000 initial payment).

A more realistic initial rental. Imagine putting £3k into a 12 month contract!

[Pistonheadsdicoverer]

ayman82 said:

A more realistic initial rental. Imagine putting £3k into a 12 month contract!

It is a 12 month contract
You can of course change it to 24 months but the price does go up significantly.

[vladcjelli]

Intrigued by some of the Nissan Ariya deals. 87kw battery, 4wd and looks a nice place to be.

£1-2k initial (still working this bit out, getting conflicting details)
£299 fee
£335pm for 36 months
8000 mpa

Opinions? Has anyone got experience of the car? Anyone seen anything better for it?

[paypeanuts]

paypeanuts said:

codenamecueball said:

No 99p/mo 1+23 EVs yet then...

The floodgates certainly haven't opened just yet. Here's hoping.

I got tired of waiting for the avalanche of December EV deals I was naïvely expecting. Ordered a Tesla Model 3 direct from Tesla last night, basic RWD model (white), 10k miles per year, 3 years @ £400 a month (1+35), plus £200 initial payment for something or other. I used someone's referral code so I should get £500 of supercharging credit.

Happy to provide a referral code to anyone who wants one via PM.

[FNG]

I'm on the same page, looks like BEV takeup is a bit stronger in the latter part of this year so I suspect manufacturers are learning how to shift enough cars without fire-sale pricing. Or balancing the fines to pay on ICE sales vs the discounts to offer on BEVs.

I've got my eye on the ID Buzz which is now £398 for 4 years on a 1+47 with 12k miles, spot on for my family, but quite honestly it's 3 months too soon to afford it.

So here's hoping there will be similar pricing at the end of March.

[rich_miller7]

Scott at Central Vehicle Leasing has a cancelled order if anyone is interested?

Lotus Eletre SUV Dual Motor 0.0Electric 112kWh 917BHP R Auto
Stellar Black Metallic
22” Black Alloys

12+35
5kpa
£682.40 + VAT

[ayman82]

Pistonheadsdicoverer said:

ayman82 said:

A more realistic initial rental. Imagine putting £3k into a 12 month contract!

It is a 12 month contract
You can of course change it to 24 months but the price does go up significantly.

I am aware.

[JustinCredible]

FNG said:

I'm on the same page, looks like BEV takeup is a bit stronger in the latter part of this year so I suspect manufacturers are learning how to shift enough cars without fire-sale pricing. Or balancing the fines to pay on ICE sales vs the discounts to offer on BEVs.

I've got my eye on the ID Buzz which is now £398 for 4 years on a 1+47 with 12k miles, spot on for my family, but quite honestly it's 3 months too soon to afford it.

So here's hoping there will be similar pricing at the end of March.

Can you please post a link to that ID Buzz deal as I'm looking at getting one for my wife soon

[Pistonheadsdicoverer]

vladcjelli said:

Intrigued by some of the Nissan Ariya deals. 87kw battery, 4wd and looks a nice place to be.

£1-2k initial (still working this bit out, getting conflicting details)
£299 fee
£335pm for 36 months
8000 mpa

Opinions? Has anyone got experience of the car? Anyone seen anything better for it?

Your quote comes up as just under £350 on 35+1 when I used the calculator on leasing.com

I have one but the 2WD.
I also saw that the price dropped down again
https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/leasing-op...
£310 on 24+1, 5K
That is ridiculously low for a 50K SUV.

[hoponbaby]

rich_miller7 said:

Scott at Central Vehicle Leasing has a cancelled order if anyone is interested?

Lotus Eletre SUV Dual Motor 0.0Electric 112kWh 917BHP R Auto
Stellar Black Metallic
22” Black Alloys

12+35
5kpa
£682.40 + VAT

£38487.36 inc vat over 3 years compared to the original Lotus deal in June that started the offers on these of 3+35 @ £748.48 inc vat so £28442.24.

[FNG]

JustinCredible said:

Can you please post a link to that ID Buzz deal as I'm looking at getting one for my wife soon

Just get onto leaseloco and put in your criteria. Been this price for a few days, central uk leasing were quoting £402 I think.



https://www.leaseloco.com/car-leasing/volkswagen/i...

I basically need a wall battery installing and a market where I can easily sell the missus current car before I am going to commit.

I reckon £180/month off my electricity bill with the wall battery, and £120/month off petrol costs. Similar service costs, won't need tyres soon, lower risk of needing out of warranty repairs. Offset by higher insurance and the need to install a wall charger

I'm looking at £100 extra going out per month and that's not too bad vs a repair on our 55k mile Duster rearing its head, but really I need another £50 off the monthly cost before it becomes a no brainer.

Edited by FNG on Friday 13th December 13:55