Contract hire RS3
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walsh

Original Poster:

652 posts

187 months

Monday 14th May 2012
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Getting on for new company car time. While having a little look, came across this RS3 offer.

Must be a mistake, Or a dodgy website?

http://www.contracthire-audi.co.uk/audi_s-rs_contr...


Dave Hedgehog

16,248 posts

232 months

Monday 14th May 2012
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its a black edition S3

as there is no edition RS3 (some country's may get a plus)

low millage hire

bloody cheap rate for a 30k car

Roscco

276 posts

250 months

Monday 14th May 2012
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Might just be me, but I can only see 's' models on your link ?

Dave Hedgehog

16,248 posts

232 months

Monday 14th May 2012
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Roscco said:
Might just be me, but I can only see 's' models on your link ?
its the way the page and each car are labelled S-RS

walsh

Original Poster:

652 posts

187 months

Monday 14th May 2012
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Oh arse, so it is.

Still, even for an s3 that doesnt look bad...

Dave Hedgehog

16,248 posts

232 months

Monday 14th May 2012
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walsh said:
Oh arse, so it is.

Still, even for an s3 that doesnt look bad...
its a very good price, they got some options as well

probably audi clearing the end of line stock they haven't sold now the 8P replacement is coming in the next few weeks

you wont get a new RS3 built now

Dave Hedgehog

16,248 posts

232 months

Monday 14th May 2012
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doogz said:
I understand why people do it, but i just couldn't bring myself to hand over over ten and a half grand to drive an S3 for 2 years, then give it back. Especially as I could only drive it 3 or 4 days a week, without going over the mileage allowance.
yep the millage allowance on this is the killer, its probably not such a good deal unless you are doing less than 8k a year anyway

but you get to rag the living daylights out of it and hand it back care free at the end biggrin

Contigo

3,130 posts

237 months

Monday 14th May 2012
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doogz said:
I understand why people do it, but i just couldn't bring myself to hand over over ten and a half grand to drive an S3 for 2 years, then give it back. Especially as I could only drive it 3 or 4 days a week, without going over the mileage allowance.
Would that be the same if you were paid a car allowance that covered the monthly costs?






walsh

Original Poster:

652 posts

187 months

Monday 14th May 2012
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My allowence is around £350. Which would just about cover the leese. Not the insurance, and i'd take a hit on the milage too. Friend of mine managed 21mpg over the time he had his (15 months or so)...


Contigo

3,130 posts

237 months

Monday 14th May 2012
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walsh said:
My allowence is around £350. Which would just about cover the leese. Not the insurance, and i'd take a hit on the milage too. Friend of mine managed 21mpg over the time he had his (15 months or so)...
I quite like the S4 Avant costs there, quite competitive maybe next time I will go for one on lease rather than PCP. 350 is my allowance too.

JayTee94

10,974 posts

185 months

Monday 14th May 2012
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Dave Hedgehog said:
You get to rag the living daylights out of it and hand it back care free at the end biggrin
May I ask why you think that is a good idea? I have seen on many of your posts that you reply to, that is your standard responce.

I am not trying to catch you out, but I would like to see the logic regarding that. Just because you are the first keeper of the car does not entitle you (IMO) to just 'rag' it day in day out. What would the next couple of owners think if they knew you had ragged it from day one. Would you be pleased to find your car had been treated in the manner in which you treat yours.

It may be just me, but if I were to own any contract hire car/van I would treat it just like any other car.

smile

FloppyRaccoon

1,916 posts

194 months

Monday 14th May 2012
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I was wondering the other day why I'd been seeing A LOT more RS3's on the road. I was going to start a topic on it, but forgot.. This might explain it I guess.

Dave Hedgehog

16,248 posts

232 months

Monday 14th May 2012
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doogz said:
JayTee94 said:
Dave Hedgehog said:
You get to rag the living daylights out of it and hand it back care free at the end biggrin
May I ask why you think that is a good idea? I have seen on many of your posts that you reply to, that is your standard responce.

I am not trying to catch you out, but I would like to see the logic regarding that. Just because you are the first keeper of the car does not entitle you (IMO) to just 'rag' it day in day out. What would the next couple of owners think if they knew you had ragged it from day one. Would you be pleased to find your car had been treated in the manner in which you treat yours.

It may be just me, but if I were to own any contract hire car/van I would treat it just like any other car.

smile
So would I.



And i reguarly rag the st out of my cars. That's what they're for.
amen


your paying a premium for the car, taking a big hit in payments / depreciation, get the most for your money

abbotsmike

1,033 posts

173 months

Monday 14th May 2012
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8000?!?! Great if you don't commute, but having said that, I don't commute and that still seems low!