Audi A4 1.4TFSI Sport, 2 year lease deal, £118.91 per month, £1800 deposit, £239.99 Admin fee (Business users can take the VAT off that).
I know there are some lease haters and I know a new A4 is just around the corner, but this is an awful lot of car for the money. You can change the mileage if 5000 isn't enough or you can change the deposit to 6 months if you don't have £1800 in your back pocket.
Whatever way you work it out, this is a hot deal IMO.
This *IS* the new A4! It is not the old model - and thus it's a cracking deal!
- tickedon
Top comments
donslibi to PhilthyPhil
22 Sep 1516#9
What are you talking about? This deal is for an Audi A4.
matty9815 to PhilthyPhil
22 Sep 159#14
Been drinking?
marathonic to lord_trumpington
23 Sep 157#145
If you're into driving 8 year old Mondeo's, that's perfectly acceptable.
Everyone has a certain amount of disposable income after their bills, savings and investments are taken care of. Some people like holidays, some like fine dining, some like new cars. Neither of these groupings are in the wrong.
Regarding the leasing v' buying argument, I personally drive 8,000 miles per year so this deal will cost me about £5,200 over the two years.
If I were to buy the car at £24,000 (£26,850 less some discount) and sell it again in two years, I'd probably suffer in excess of £7,000 depreciation.
A 2014 petrol can be had now for £17,000 whilst a low mileage 2012 can be had for £12,000 - so even buying 2 years old and selling after 2 years only represents a saving of £200.
The 2-year old car will have partially worn tyres, need a service sooner and be outside warranty during your final year of ownership.
Of course, you could buy the 4-year old car at £12,000 to start with - but then you're completely outside warranty and, if you still believe this is the way to go, you should start reading this post from the top again :smiley:
jayjayuk1234
22 Sep 155#34
German cars, very unreliable
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cerbeea
22 Sep 153#1
Kraken deal 4773 all in! HOAT!
Worth noting that excess mileage will be 7.2p per mile Inc VAT, will likely be cheaper to pay the excess than to take a higher mileage contract.
:man:
princeprecious to cerbeea
22 Sep 151#54
i think it works out £217 either way for 8k miles.
SCH33 to cerbeea
23 Sep 15#157
Agreed. That's exactly what I do :smiley:
zermattbusby
22 Sep 152#2
Great deal
OP its actually 4774.93 (23 x 118.91 + 1800 + 240)
MisterDC
22 Sep 151#3
Thanks both for pointing out the error in my calculation, I've now fixed it.
princeprecious to MisterDC
22 Sep 15#55
5000 miles pa?
jase.2
22 Sep 15#4
anyone used this leasing co before?
lhurren to jase.2
23 Sep 15#74
Yep, I have my Golf R through them. They're really good.
I would strongly recommend anyone looking to buy an Audi to see it in person first. Sounds obvious, but unless it's very cheap, you will be disappointed with the interior quality and interior space compared to BMW and Mercedes equivalents. For example the 3 series and C class are both larger inside than the A4. I went to the show rooms of all three a few weeks ago.
donslibi
22 Sep 15#6
Or £245pm overall with 5,000 miles pa if you're wanting to compare it directly to this A4 deal.
PhilthyPhil
22 Sep 152#7
Utter tosh
Try getting in the back of an A class
donslibi to PhilthyPhil
22 Sep 1516#9
What are you talking about? This deal is for an Audi A4.
matty9815 to PhilthyPhil
22 Sep 159#14
Been drinking?
qboyd
22 Sep 152#8
Great deal for this size of car. If you are looking for a lease and this type of car, and are not fussy about the particular vehicle, then price wise I doubt there is better out there at the moment.
princeprecious to qboyd
22 Sep 15#52
The problem is that majority of us are very very fussy whether we admit it or not... :wink:
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Opening post
I know there are some lease haters and I know a new A4 is just around the corner, but this is an awful lot of car for the money. You can change the mileage if 5000 isn't enough or you can change the deposit to 6 months if you don't have £1800 in your back pocket.
Whatever way you work it out, this is a hot deal IMO.
This *IS* the new A4! It is not the old model - and thus it's a cracking deal!
- tickedon
Top comments
Everyone has a certain amount of disposable income after their bills, savings and investments are taken care of. Some people like holidays, some like fine dining, some like new cars. Neither of these groupings are in the wrong.
Regarding the leasing v' buying argument, I personally drive 8,000 miles per year so this deal will cost me about £5,200 over the two years.
If I were to buy the car at £24,000 (£26,850 less some discount) and sell it again in two years, I'd probably suffer in excess of £7,000 depreciation.
A 2014 petrol can be had now for £17,000 whilst a low mileage 2012 can be had for £12,000 - so even buying 2 years old and selling after 2 years only represents a saving of £200.
The 2-year old car will have partially worn tyres, need a service sooner and be outside warranty during your final year of ownership.
Of course, you could buy the 4-year old car at £12,000 to start with - but then you're completely outside warranty and, if you still believe this is the way to go, you should start reading this post from the top again :smiley:
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Worth noting that excess mileage will be 7.2p per mile Inc VAT, will likely be cheaper to pay the excess than to take a higher mileage contract.
:man:
OP its actually 4774.93 (23 x 118.91 + 1800 + 240)
http://www.nationalvehiclesolutions.co.uk/BMW-3-SERIES-SALOON-318i-Sport-4dr-Step-Auto-Personal-Lease/38221
I would strongly recommend anyone looking to buy an Audi to see it in person first. Sounds obvious, but unless it's very cheap, you will be disappointed with the interior quality and interior space compared to BMW and Mercedes equivalents. For example the 3 series and C class are both larger inside than the A4. I went to the show rooms of all three a few weeks ago.
Try getting in the back of an A class