Best Lease Car Deals Available? (Vol 10)
Discussion
kasb107 said:
It’s a big up front payment but it’s a good deal once you break it down to monthly payment
I just ordered the same car on a two year lease, 381 a month with three months (1149) down no admin fee
Which I’m very happy with. This works out slightly cheaper
It’s around 24/25 percent using the usual rule
Was just wondering if they confirmed if the A4 Avant is the B9 or the new B10 variant. As the B10 should be launched this year.I just ordered the same car on a two year lease, 381 a month with three months (1149) down no admin fee
Which I’m very happy with. This works out slightly cheaper
It’s around 24/25 percent using the usual rule
Terry Winks said:
With the A4 deals that have been about I would suggest its a clearing the decks before the B10.
That happens once the new model is unveiled and actually on sale. It’s not nor are deliveries starting thus it’s not clearing the decks. And if it was, I wouod expect prices to be near £200, not £300 like when the facelift came out. I'd expect to see the B10 model using an thoroughly updated (rather than new) platform revealed in late 2024 with a name change to A5
https://www.carwow.co.uk/audi/a4/news/5815/new-202...
https://www.carwow.co.uk/audi/a4/news/5815/new-202...
MrF193 said:
My Tesla contact has some pre reg (December 22) in stock Tesla Model Y RWD in metallic solid black or blue. Prices just dropped today with 9+23 8k miles PCH coming out at £431.12pm. Only 8 left and must be delivered by end of June. PM if interested!
Is this a good deal though? There are so many Tesla’s hanging about, wondering if they might drop further? I am after a model y potentially. Any thoughts team?jonjon135 said:
kasb107 said:
It’s a big up front payment but it’s a good deal once you break it down to monthly payment
I just ordered the same car on a two year lease, 381 a month with three months (1149) down no admin fee
Which I’m very happy with. This works out slightly cheaper
It’s around 24/25 percent using the usual rule
Was just wondering if they confirmed if the A4 Avant is the B9 or the new B10 variant. As the B10 should be launched this year.I just ordered the same car on a two year lease, 381 a month with three months (1149) down no admin fee
Which I’m very happy with. This works out slightly cheaper
It’s around 24/25 percent using the usual rule
Terry Winks said:
Well I have one on order, and I fully expect it to be the current model. Is the B10 a complete new car? 5 weeks after ordering I don't think I even have a build slot confirmed yet.
After a car is announced it takes months to actually come to the market. And even then, leasing one is further along than buying one I’m pretty sure. It can be 4 or so months from launch before such a thing happens. So the new models won’t be out anytime soonbigbarryfatbaps said:
Is this a good deal though? There are so many Tesla’s hanging about, wondering if they might drop further? I am after a model y potentially. Any thoughts team?
It’s an average deal tbh. They won’t drop any further as the lenders are making next to nothing on them at the brokers can’t even upsell on metallic because Tesla are giving it away FOC. You don’t need a Tesla contact for this tbh. Everybody is offering them. I could do same terms for £427pm.
bigbarryfatbaps said:
MrF193 said:
My Tesla contact has some pre reg (December 22) in stock Tesla Model Y RWD in metallic solid black or blue. Prices just dropped today with 9+23 8k miles PCH coming out at £431.12pm. Only 8 left and must be delivered by end of June. PM if interested!
Is this a good deal though? There are so many Tesla’s hanging about, wondering if they might drop further? I am after a model y potentially. Any thoughts team?Fiestasteve said:
MrF193 said:
Model Ys all sold in minutes this morning!
What lease company was this?https://www.leaseloco.com/car-leasing/tesla/model-...
I always go 1+, which is £440+VAT. Once I take into account BIK, that's mega cheap motoring.
diamondo said:
Had a play around and although this is 12 down and 5k, it's £298+VAT a month on a 2 year deal. That's pretty crazy tbh. 3 years is actually more.
https://www.leaseloco.com/car-leasing/tesla/model-...
I always go 1+, which is £440+VAT. Once I take into account BIK, that's mega cheap motoring.
It will be good for some folk. However, it’s not great on the standard comparison of 24 months, 8-10k with 1 or 3 upfront when you include VAT for the average Joe.https://www.leaseloco.com/car-leasing/tesla/model-...
I always go 1+, which is £440+VAT. Once I take into account BIK, that's mega cheap motoring.
It works out as approximately 28% of list price. Maybe it’s ok in the current climate but it would realistically need to be closer to £450 including VAT on a 1+23 to be a great deal.
Familymad said:
Not a cheap motor/deal at all. I would have to really want a base model 3 to pay that much a month. Some nicer stuff around for that money and most of it you don’t need to charge …
What nonsense! It’s a Y not a 3 and these things have hot hatch performance. If you have a home charger and cheap overnight rates you are looking at £2.80 for 100ish miles. Show me a sub 6 second combustion engine that can do that on a combined cycle. cnc8587 said:
diamondo said:
Had a play around and although this is 12 down and 5k, it's £298+VAT a month on a 2 year deal. That's pretty crazy tbh. 3 years is actually more.
https://www.leaseloco.com/car-leasing/tesla/model-...
I always go 1+, which is £440+VAT. Once I take into account BIK, that's mega cheap motoring.
It will be good for some folk. However, it’s not great on the standard comparison of 24 months, 8-10k with 1 or 3 upfront when you include VAT for the average Joe.https://www.leaseloco.com/car-leasing/tesla/model-...
I always go 1+, which is £440+VAT. Once I take into account BIK, that's mega cheap motoring.
It works out as approximately 28% of list price. Maybe it’s ok in the current climate but it would realistically need to be closer to £450 including VAT on a 1+23 to be a great deal.
If you take a petrol car doing 40mpg and get petrol for 140p, that would cost you £1279 per year for 8k.
So it’s £16.66 vs £106.58 per month in fuel. You are saving £90pm on fuel which you need to factor in to the cost
Gassing Station | Car Buying | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff