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We normally deal direct with the manufacturers, as it opens up a relationship with the dealer which has its benefits, and sometimes terms are more flexible and discounts higher. As we are small fry compared to some, it is useful to have that personal relationship.
I think I am on Viatura's mailing list ...
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http://www.gmcleasing.co.uk/
http://www.citrusvehicles.co.uk/
I always find http://www.nationwidevehiclecontracts.co.uk/BMW-1_... have the best special offers.
HTH.
http://www.citrusvehicles.co.uk/
I always find http://www.nationwidevehiclecontracts.co.uk/BMW-1_... have the best special offers.
HTH.
OK, i understand your situation. The contracthireandleasing site is pretty much all brokers who are agents for bigger lease co's but will be competative on pricing.
We use LexAutolease for our co which works quite well as we only lease a handfull of cars but i can't compare them with anyone else cost wise as i don't deal with that side.
We use LexAutolease for our co which works quite well as we only lease a handfull of cars but i can't compare them with anyone else cost wise as i don't deal with that side.
CR0X said:
I've always wondered about using someone like LexAutoLease, but have always managed it in house. Do they add value / benefit, that is the question!
LexAutolease is the leasing company/funder, the biggest in the UK.Do you mean does using a broker add value/benefit? The answer is sometimes, depending on your fleet size. Smaller customers may be better dealing with a broker as the big companies are not geared up for them, but LexAutolease have a sales channel for small fleets too, as do other funders.
I work for LexAutolease, so won't comment further
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