Another lease deal I'm afraid, but one I think is good for those looking for a large estate for those with families or just who like the space! Not going for it myself unfortunately as I've just ordered a VW Tiguan on similar terms, and it's a bit big for me.
It's the Business edition of the Skoda Superb Estate, that comes with front and rear parking sensors and sat nav.
Just over £5k for 2 years of motoring.
Skoda Superb New Model 2.0 TDI SE Business Edition 5Dr
24 months
£2400 initial
£240 admin fee
23 x £116.72
8k miles pa
Total £5,331 for 2 years in a very large car.
Top comments
BenderRodriguez to 229mel
29 Jul 1510#12
You mean ex private hire taxi with 170k miles on the clock and permanent vomit stains from every Friday night in town on the back seats, like all Superbs on the market?
What a deal!
badgerrules
29 Jul 158#9
Cold i bought a mk1 escort 40 years ago and have only spent £6.20 maintaining it and it still runs great. (I'm 30 and secretly would love a lease deal)
qboyd to robah
29 Jul 156#5
Yeah, not sure why I got excited about that.
Much more importantly, It also comes with a set of umbrellas in the doors.
67traveller to spenspuma
30 Jul 153#55
Yawn... Its actually good news that some people still have the old Skoda prejudices, as that keeps the prices down for the rest of us. I changed my ageing '05 plate BMW 745Li for an '11 plate Superb Elegance estate in an almost cash-free deal, when the Superb was just a year old. The Superb in considerably better equipped than the 7-series was - 4 zone climate, heated leather, memory keys (the seats/radio/mirrors etc. reset depending on who's key unlocked the doors), swappable rhd/lhd headlights and cornering lights, etc etc. It's considerably more reliable (and anyway, it was under warranty) and more economical, and faster too despite having less than half the cc. The clincher for me was that even with a six footer driving, there was still more rear legroom than in the BMW, even though the Beemer was the long-wheelbase model. It's quiet, comfortable, refined, and everything I could want from it. So when I see people say "Skoda 'Superb' - lol', I'm quite happy to lol back :wink:
All comments (73)
qboyd
28 Jul 151#1
Sorry, should add it's from Freedom Contracts. Still quite new to posting deals.
robah
29 Jul 152#2
Wow!!! Parking sensors.......:smirk:
qboyd to robah
29 Jul 156#5
Yeah, not sure why I got excited about that.
Much more importantly, It also comes with a set of umbrellas in the doors.
GeoffAngela to robah
29 Jul 151#25
Believe me, you'll be glad of the rear ones. This car is huge.
oddballjamie
29 Jul 151#3
The best deals for more mileage are
10000 24 months £938.16 + 23 x £156.36 + £199 +VAT = £5,680.13
15000 24 months £1,059.78 + 23 x £176.63 + £199 +VAT = £6,385.52
Also if you want a lower deposit then the following spreads the extra out over 23 months and costs only £23 more.
8000 24 months £880.68 + 23 x £146.78 + £199 +VAT = £5,346.74
gr8h8me
29 Jul 151#4
Business ...Skoda ............no it doesn't go
brookysm to gr8h8me
29 Jul 15#16
Eh? I have ran a Skoda through my business, if you're not in the business of trying to appeal flash to morons that fall for that sort of thing then they are ideal. I had more comments about my prices when running an X3 in 3 months than 3 years of using a Octavia 4x4 estate.
Cold i bought a mk1 escort 40 years ago and have only spent £6.20 maintaining it and it still runs great. (I'm 30 and secretly would love a lease deal)
belvaz to badgerrules
29 Jul 15#46
Ya sure it wasn't one of them boats with 2 sheep's, 2 piggies, 2 donkeys and a potato chop eh?
zayf to badgerrules
29 Jul 15#49
U still talking about car right ? Coz it doesnt sound like.
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Opening post
It's the Business edition of the Skoda Superb Estate, that comes with front and rear parking sensors and sat nav.
Just over £5k for 2 years of motoring.
Skoda Superb New Model 2.0 TDI SE Business Edition 5Dr
24 months
£2400 initial
£240 admin fee
23 x £116.72
8k miles pa
Total £5,331 for 2 years in a very large car.
Top comments
What a deal!
Much more importantly, It also comes with a set of umbrellas in the doors.
All comments (73)
Much more importantly, It also comes with a set of umbrellas in the doors.
10000 24 months £938.16 + 23 x £156.36 + £199 +VAT = £5,680.13
15000 24 months £1,059.78 + 23 x £176.63 + £199 +VAT = £6,385.52
Also if you want a lower deposit then the following spreads the extra out over 23 months and costs only £23 more.
8000 24 months £880.68 + 23 x £146.78 + £199 +VAT = £5,346.74
http://www.simpsonsskoda.co.uk/new-car-offers/new-superb/