Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 10)

[ish99]

Any recommendations on Car insurance companies for leased Teslas? From people that have a leased tesla already.

Found a really good Tesla Y deal, but insurance companies are charging £3,000 because I mark it as Owner & Keeper as a lease company.

If I change it to Owner as Leasing company and Registered keeper as myself, insurance goes down to £1,200.

In the age range 32-35

£1,200 is affordable, £3,000+ is just too much

[Amateurish]

Have you tried a broker?

[Henry9875]

Correct me if I’m wrong but you are the keeper and the lease company is the owner so should be able to take the £1,200 option…

also if you have moved house recently you might find that your credit profile hasn’t been updated to the new address yet which could be causing it to be an inflated price

ish99 said:

Any recommendations on Car insurance companies for leased Teslas? From people that have a leased tesla already.

Found a really good Tesla Y deal, but insurance companies are charging £3,000 because I mark it as Owner & Keeper as a lease company.

If I change it to Owner as Leasing company and Registered keeper as myself, insurance goes down to £1,200.

In the age range 32-35

£1,200 is affordable, £3,000+ is just too much

[Mammasaid]

Henry9875 said:

Correct me if I’m wrong but you are the keeper and the lease company is the owner so should be able to take the 1,200 option…

also if you have moved house recently you might find that your credit profile hasn’t been updated to the new address yet which could be causing it to be an inflated price

ish99 said:

Any recommendations on Car insurance companies for leased Teslas? From people that have a leased tesla already.

Found a really good Tesla Y deal, but insurance companies are charging 3,000 because I mark it as Owner & Keeper as a lease company.

If I change it to Owner as Leasing company and Registered keeper as myself, insurance goes down to 1,200.

In the age range 32-35

1,200 is affordable, 3,000+ is just too much

You are wrong, I'm afraid, you're name isn't on the V5, therefore you're not the keeper.

[jonjon135]

ish99 said:

Any recommendations on Car insurance companies for leased Teslas? From people that have a leased tesla already.

Found a really good Tesla Y deal, but insurance companies are charging 3,000 because I mark it as Owner & Keeper as a lease company.

If I change it to Owner as Leasing company and Registered keeper as myself, insurance goes down to 1,200.

In the age range 32-35

1,200 is affordable, 3,000+ is just too much

Can you share the Tesla Y deal?

[bigd0205]

ish99 said:

Any recommendations on Car insurance companies for leased Teslas? From people that have a leased tesla already.

Found a really good Tesla Y deal, but insurance companies are charging 3,000 because I mark it as Owner & Keeper as a lease company.

If I change it to Owner as Leasing company and Registered keeper as myself, insurance goes down to 1,200.

In the age range 32-35

1,200 is affordable, 3,000+ is just too much

When I was speaking to one of the Tesla sales guys locally he pointed me here:

https://www.directline.com/tesla


I got a quote in the £850 ball park and I'm 35, with no claims etc

[myilmaz]

Any thoughts on this deal?

Porsche Macan SUV 4wd
2.0 T 265PS 5Dr PDK [Start Stop]
5 door SUV | DualClutch | Petrol Turbo | Fuel efficiency: 28.00 mpg

£495.83 inc VAT per month
Initial rental: £5949.96 inc VAT


CONTRACT LENGTH (MONTHS) 48
INITIAL RENTAL (MONTHS) 12
ANNUAL MILEAGE 5000 miles per annum

https://www.mskleasing.co.uk/car-leasing/porsche/m...

[soxboy]

myilmaz said:

Any thoughts on this deal?

Porsche Macan SUV 4wd
2.0 T 265PS 5Dr PDK [Start Stop]
5 door SUV | DualClutch | Petrol Turbo | Fuel efficiency: 28.00 mpg

495.83 inc VAT per month
Initial rental: 5949.96 inc VAT


CONTRACT LENGTH (MONTHS) 48
INITIAL RENTAL (MONTHS) 12
ANNUAL MILEAGE 5000 miles per annum

https://www.mskleasing.co.uk/car-leasing/porsche/m...

I would get a Porsche dealer to run a PCP quote in comparison. That way you get the chance for any equity at the end, which you don’t with a lease.

Porsches have always been rubbish lease deals, as there’s no customer support. Also, that will be the base price with zero options.

[Henry9875]

Better check my insurance 🤣

Mammasaid said:

You are wrong, I'm afraid, you're name isn't on the V5, therefore you're not the keeper.

[wemorgan]

myilmaz said:

Any thoughts on this deal?

Porsche Macan SUV 4wd
2.0 T 265PS 5Dr PDK [Start Stop]
5 door SUV | DualClutch | Petrol Turbo | Fuel efficiency: 28.00 mpg

495.83 inc VAT per month
Initial rental: 5949.96 inc VAT


CONTRACT LENGTH (MONTHS) 48
INITIAL RENTAL (MONTHS) 12
ANNUAL MILEAGE 5000 miles per annum

https://www.mskleasing.co.uk/car-leasing/porsche/m...

That's near £30k for 20000 miles.
Sounds expensive to me.

[AdamC94]

bigd0205 said:

What's the thoughts on the following?

VW ID.3 LIFE PRO PERFORMANCE 150KW 204PS w/ East Derry Alloys
500 + 99 processing
8000 miles per annum
30 X 435

Total payable is 13115

The 30 months is just a personal choice to tie in with other life events

Is there a version with proper Londonderry alloys?

[rb5201]

ish99 said:

Any recommendations on Car insurance companies for leased Teslas? From people that have a leased tesla already.

Found a really good Tesla Y deal, but insurance companies are charging 3,000 because I mark it as Owner & Keeper as a lease company.

If I change it to Owner as Leasing company and Registered keeper as myself, insurance goes down to 1,200.

In the age range 32-35

1,200 is affordable, 3,000+ is just too much

Why do I see this so often, "I found a really good deal" and then it doesn't get shared.

Don't get me wrong I'm OK with the insurance question or anything else but so frustrating that people post up "I've found a great deal" on a thread about lease deals and then don't share it, and want help with something else.

[Snappy89]

ilikejam said:

Have been thinking about cancelling my Tucson ordered back in Feb as I'd still not had even a vague delivery timescale. Just had a message today to say it's in the next batch due mid-end July.

Yesterday though I came across this which I thought was a decent deal on the Tucson Nline S - spoke to them and they have a few colours available for delivery in July ("Must be delivered in July")

HYUNDAI TUCSON ESTATE
1.6 TGDi 48V MHD N Line S 5dr 2WD DCT

1+47, 5k p/a
335 per month

Extra 32 per month for maintenance


https://www.petervardyleasing.co.uk/car-leasing/hy...

Wouldn't hold your breath on that but could be wrong.

We ordered in Feb for an N Line S 230 HEV. Original delivery was end of this month, but 2 weeks ago that was pushed back to mid-August arrival in the UK with a view to deliver at the start of September. I guess they're waiting for the plates to roll over to 72 hence the delay from factory delivery.

[bfc1912]

Snappy89 said:

Wouldn't hold your breath on that but could be wrong.

We ordered in Feb for an N Line S 230 HEV. Original delivery was end of this month, but 2 weeks ago that was pushed back to mid-August arrival in the UK with a view to deliver at the start of September. I guess they're waiting for the plates to roll over to 72 hence the delay from factory delivery.

Be warned that Hyundai delivery dates are basically guesses and complete rubbish. Had a Santa Fe on order since January, initially told May, then July, then September and today that the delivery date will only be confimred when the car is on the boat. Basically, probably not this year!

[Digitize123]

Have to say Arval have been great with my current lease.
I have a XC90 R design 8k per annum on 36 month lease (1x36 @ £495) that comes to a end this Nov. I have asked for a extension and been offered the following:

6 x £470
12 x £446

[ThomW]

Had an email this morning from Scott at Central UK Leasing, with the new Range Rover Sport P440e SE hybrid for less to lease than a Model Y. Absolutely mental pricing on the Tesla.

The RRS really is tempting, with 50 miles real world EV range (70 claimed) I’d basically not use the engine 90% of the time, but then could do big journeys with ease and no worry of charging mid route.

[jaydeeuk1]

That's far more expensive than a model Y long range, check Gateway2lease is pricing, vanarama will be too if you ask them to price match as you get free charger and insurance. Tesla is highest insurance group so its a decent saving

[wemorgan]

ThomW said:

Had an email this morning from Scott at Central UK Leasing, with the new Range Rover Sport P440e SE hybrid for less to lease than a Model Y. Absolutely mental pricing on the Tesla.

The RRS really is tempting, with 50 miles real world EV range (70 claimed) I’d basically not use the engine 90% of the time, but then could do big journeys with ease and no worry of charging mid route.

If you're spending £1-2 per mile to lease a car, depending on mileage, is the 10-20p per mile saved using a battery a genuine factor?

[wemorgan]

https://www.leaseloco.com/car-leasing/abarth/695/1...

Abarth 695
1.4 T-Jet 180 Anniversario 3dr
Petrol | Manual | FWD

5k/yr

£221.80
Per month, inc. VAT
£2,296.16
Total Upfront

[Wippa]

Anything seem better vfm compared to this? (9+35, £360p/m, 5k miles.)

https://www.nationwidevehiclecontracts.co.uk/car-l...

Can't seem to find much better on a Golf R? I did consider the Cupra Leon but I'm not a massive fan of them.