Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 10)

[Woodchopper83]

GG89 said:

Where did you get this deal?

I got this directly through Syntner Audi - they had a few in build (various colours and specs) that were due to be delivered in March. Not sure if any are left but can share the contact details I have if your interested

[TheRealGaryP]

Woodchopper83 said:

I got this directly through Syntner Audi - they had a few in build (various colours and specs) that were due to be delivered in March. Not sure if any are left but can share the contact details I have if your interested

VIP Gateway seem to have some stock at similar pricing.
https://vipgateway.co.uk/car-leasing/audi/rs-3-spo...

[Woodchopper83]

TheRealGaryP said:

VIP Gateway seem to have some stock at similar pricing.
https://vipgateway.co.uk/car-leasing/audi/rs-3-spo...

I got a quote from them too - saved admin fees by going directly

[adaM3]

off topic ish, but I guess highly suitable to this thread... EV car tax. Is it right that if we buy a new EV over £40k, but it's registered before April 1st, it will be £195 tax next year/each year?

[s2good]

[quote=adaM3]off topic ish, but I guess highly suitable to this thread... EV car tax. Is it right that if we buy a new EV over £40k, but it's registered before April 1st, it will be £195 tax next year/each year?

From how it is explained on DVLA yesterday this seems to be correct.

[rfn]

adaM3 said:

off topic ish, but I guess highly suitable to this thread... EV car tax. Is it right that if we buy a new EV over £40k, but it's registered before April 1st, it will be £195 tax next year/each year?

Correct. The "luxury" premium won't apply to EVs registered until the end of this month.

[sixor8]

You'll get 11 months at £0 too if it's registered this month, backdated to 1st March.

[Yeyeyeyeye]

New car day - thanks to whoever shared the pre-reg Grandland Ultimate deal a few months back. Just under £260/mth on a 1+23, 8k miles. Trailer delivery with 1 mile on the clock

[ACCYSTAN]

Which dealership delivered by trailer?

A nice touch, most of my leases had 100 odd miles on from a delivery driver coming half way across the country.

[OldPal]

ACCYSTAN said:

Which dealership delivered by trailer?

A nice touch, most of my leases had 100 odd miles on from a delivery driver coming half way across the country.

I leased an s3 back in 2016 and they drove it from London to Glasgow. 500 odd miles on the clock before I even sat in it!

[nickfrog]

Yeyeyeyeye said:

New car day - thanks to whoever shared the pre-reg Grandland Ultimate deal a few months back. Just under £260/mth on a 1+23, 8k miles. Trailer delivery with 1 mile on the clock

An excellent deal. Pretty sure that's an excellent car too. We used to have a 3008 and that was brilliant so I assume very similar.

[adaM3]

simonwhite2000 said:

Thanks mate appreciate that. Would have to be an M Sport for me. Thanks again though.

Here go bro... starting at £479/month (5k)

https://leasing.com/car-leasing/bmw/i7/saloon/335k...

[TROYTHEBOY]

ACCYSTAN said:

Which dealership delivered by trailer?

A nice touch, most of my leases had 100 odd miles on from a delivery driver coming half way across the country.

same, usually from the midlands and i live in south london

[skinnyman]

eddiej said:

Pretty amazing deal on the new Capri

£247 on a 12+23, 5k seems to be the default. £391 on 1+23, 8k on more reasonable terms.

Like it in the yellow

https://www.leaseloco.com/car-leasing/ford/capri/2...

So are Ford just taking a bath on the new Explorer & Capri?

The Explorer has an RRP of £45k, but costs £12.5k to lease for 3yrs, so are they hoping a 3yr old Explorer will be worth north of £30k? Going by the current marker I think they'd be lucky to see £20k

[Mammasaid]

skinnyman said:

eddiej said:

Pretty amazing deal on the new Capri

£247 on a 12+23, 5k seems to be the default. £391 on 1+23, 8k on more reasonable terms.

Like it in the yellow

https://www.leaseloco.com/car-leasing/ford/capri/2...

So are Ford just taking a bath on the new Explorer & Capri?

The Explorer has an RRP of £45k, but costs £12.5k to lease for 3yrs, so are they hoping a 3yr old Explorer will be worth north of £30k? Going by the current marker I think they'd be lucky to see £20k

The RRP may be £45k, but I'd wager the invoice price to the dealer/broker is a lot less.

Secondly, there's the little matter of the ZEV mandate, which Ford were late to the party with.

I've had an Explorer for 7 months, and am very happy with it.

[TheDrownedApe]

skinnyman said:

So are Ford just taking a bath on the new Explorer & Capri?

The Explorer has an RRP of £45k, but costs £12.5k to lease for 3yrs, so are they hoping a 3yr old Explorer will be worth north of £30k? Going by the current marker I think they'd be lucky to see £20k

not really, in fact it's a poor deal. Looking at the standard 36/10k shows roughly 33% of P11D.

Admittedly that is still likely to be a net loss to whomever is financing the deal.

[codenamecueball]

TheDrownedApe said:

not really, in fact it's a poor deal. Looking at the standard 36/10k shows roughly 33% of P11D.

Admittedly that is still likely to be a net loss to whomever is financing the deal.

20% by my maths for the explorer on a 24 month 10k.

https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/carparison...

[GG89]

OldPal said:

ACCYSTAN said:

Which dealership delivered by trailer?

A nice touch, most of my leases had 100 odd miles on from a delivery driver coming half way across the country.

I leased an s3 back in 2016 and they drove it from London to Glasgow. 500 odd miles on the clock before I even sat in it!

You and me both, my GLE was driven from London as well! Dropped the driver off at the nearest train station each time.

[qasnaq]

I reached out to a few dealerships in regards to the I5 deal.

The best I could get for 10k on a 36 month deal for a i5 edrive 40 m sport is 2k down and £629 a month. Probably just a bit too steep for me.

Is anyone getting anything better for an I5?

[TheDrownedApe]

codenamecueball said:

TheDrownedApe said:

not really, in fact it's a poor deal. Looking at the standard 36/10k shows roughly 33% of P11D.

Admittedly that is still likely to be a net loss to whomever is financing the deal.

20% by my maths for the explorer on a 24 month 10k.

https://leasing.com/independent-brokers/carparison...

Why did I look at 36 months, clearly a brain fart moment, thanks for the correction :thumbsup: