Not heard anything of late after filling in some forms to set the service schedule and commit top the order, still end of November build slot with delivery 2 to 4 weeks later. Not a bad Christmas present if the time frame sticks.

Fixed is for less than 10,000 miles per year. Longlife is for over 10,00 per year. So in relation to this deal @ 5,000 per annum then fixed is the one unless you're gonna more than double the 5k yearly limit. Only 1 service would be required over 2yrs with such low mileage.
Hope this helps.

Yes, I got an email from NVS on Thursday last week assigning week W/C Nov 30th with a 2 to 4 week delivery after that. Might be worth giving them a call if you've not got yours yet, I'd think your delivery date would be similar to mine.

No option to buy

NVS have not honoured any deal as yet. I have signed up and been accepted the same as anyone else on here that has went for and been excepted for this offer. They have no contract with us and may withdraw at any time. So I will not count my chickens and praise them at all until I see the car in my drive for the agreed sum.

That's quite a good deal. The deal posted here would cost a little over £5,200 for 10k miles p/a.

As you say, it doesn't beat this deal but this deal is a misprice that, luckily for some, is being honoured.

Where did you see that?

Link??

Thanks, I think we've got the bargain lease of the century, I got my order in just in time and I've just got my confirmation as well, I'm a happy man.

There will be more deals

Freedom Contracts are still offering the same deal.

I still see it at National Vehicle Solutions at the same price. The owner told me the offer wouldn't last long but, of course, that may have just been sales talk. :smiley:

Cloth. You can add leather but it's ridiculously expensive, as are any options added to a lease deal with any lease company. As a £1,350 option, Milano leather adds £58.70 per month to this deal.

Personally, I'm indifferent as to whether I'd like leather or not. I'd probably take it if it was less than £15 per month extra but, at the same time, my current car is leather and I can find it very hot in the summer months.

It was pulled very quickly but this deal, as per my discussion on the phone, has more than 20 active applications already. If the deal weren't correct, it would be pulled from the website by now.

Likewise, if he was trying any underhand tactics, such as requesting additional money for metallic paint as solid was no longer available (another company done this in the past, not National Vehicle Solutions), he would have contacted me by now as I'm one of the 20+ :smiley:

Also, Freedom Contracts matches the price of this deal exactly - further evidence that the price is correct.

It's extremely cheap compared to past deals. I have to wonder if it's the result of Audi's expectation that order books for their vehicles may not fill due to the current Volkswagen scandal.

I'm also wondering whether they fear that these don't meet emissions standard, not that I really care as a personal leaser, and would rather lease them through Audi finance than sell them privately - out of fear of possible forced refunds to private owners due to mis-advertising.

Regardless of the reasoning, the current scandal is a big reason that leasing is a better option than buying until the dust settles. Impacted cars could suffer massive depreciation over the next 1-2 years on the used market.

I did not state that they are inferior. I am encouraging people to look for themselves and linked a very good deal. BMWs are not for everyone. I myself don't like them, but thought I'd share my experience as it may help others.

​It might help to use the reply button then, so people know which post you are referring to.

Sorry what?

All manufacturers lie about stats. Get over it

I wonder was this a misprice? I saw it on their site briefly but any option of a 5,000 mile lease appears to have been removed and all remaining are marked POA.

Ok last comment on this today, but where is everyone getting their facts from? I sat in a C-Class, B-Class, S-Class, 3-Series, 5-Series, A4 and A6 very recently and Mercedes and BMW were definitely nicer inside. Forget gadgets, etc... or the plastic screen that was stuck on as an after-thought (yes I hate that), but the comfort, luxury, feel you get when you sit in them is not the same as the Audi's. I can't put my finger on it, but you'd have to try them to know.

& Rust outside?

mercedes s class

You've obviously never been in one, all the leaps forward in other cars originate from the S Class.

I saw that. I wonder do they do personal deals - a quick Google search suggests not but I may be wrong.

Who are these guys? And is this deal live on their website?

​i think it works out £217 either way for 8k miles.

Agreed. That's exactly what I do :smiley:

Panic there as I had just sent off my form.

G2L costs £4778.21 so a couple of pounds more expensive.

Freedom Contracts have it at the same price as this deal so I guess it's just down to whichever company you prefer, or is closest, as opposed to cost.

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:

Your missing the point that most people need a way to express how big their willy is! (well wish)

If personal you have a mandatory 14 day cooling off period from when you sign the order.

If its personal contract and you did the transaction online/via phone without visiting the dealer there would be a a right to cancel option.

Did you sign the quote form (usually a page or two long) or the finance documents (10 or more pages). Even if the latter, you should still have a cooling off period as stated in the contract.

there is. mandatory 2 week cooling ff period for all car lease deals

No...... Similar to a deposit you'd pay for a holiday booking.

I couldn't care less in the unlikely event that tax is increased on a car already on the road due to the issue - even if the government attempted it, which is unlikely, there are two things that make it a moot point - the legislation and re categorization would take in excess of a year and, anyway, the lease company is responsible for the motor tax.

Regarding the cars getting cheaper, it may well hit the price of used and/or new cars. If it hits the resale values, that's all the more reason to lease as opposed to buy. If it hits the new car values, those discounts should filter down just in time for you to take advantage when this lease deal ends.

Hot, Hot, Hot!!!

OK... fool

Gap insurance is something you decide to take out yourself independently, if you crash the car or cause damage to it, and need insurance company to cover it, general insurance won't cover the cost enough so you'll be out of pocket and quite possibly significantly.

Don't add extras unless you can't live without them as they bump up the lease cost per month.

I've just been on the phone to order this. It's still me laughing. I'm not going to go into why because there's plenty of arguments online and common sense will prevail if you research it (for most people).

It's all just people's opinions, and it's not good to generalise. I am sure that if you were sat in an X6 with customised interior, you would not be able to say the same. All depends on the model, year, etc... that you go for and what your personal taste it. Again, my point was just to provide people a link to another decent option.

Your right its got to have one of the best interiors to spend time in when your sitting there waiting for the AA to come out to tow you to the dealer . Plush interior,plush dealer sofas and just as well because youll be sitting there many a time waiting to get your car fixed. :wink:

Try the 4 series. I am switching from an A5 to a BMW 4.

The Tesla Model S does 300 miles per charge and can charge 80% of the battery in 1 hour.

The technology exists, the problem is that car manufacturers aren't ready to adopt it. Some say that's because they've already invested too much money in combustion engines.

Take out the insurance, if you don't you'll have to pay for the car repairs or replacement minus the insurance pay out. You're very likely to owe a significant amount.

You are not buying one. Makes no difference to you.

Yea buy French or Italian if you want trouble free motoring.......the bus rarely breaks down.

Its brand new and you only keep for 2 years, no need to worry about its reliability when older. Any new car will be fine for a good few years.

Formula 1 is a sport but I guess they use "massive" 1.6 engines.

It's a turb mate, yes it shifts

thats what i was thinking the official specs show:


don't seem so bad the tech elsewhere in the car is just getting better and better i guess.

I was going to ask the same!

Got this engine in a golf. It's pretty quick.

​Agree this is a good deal - this persuaded us away from buying nearly new - the wife is firing off a form as we speak. For anyone interested, no hesitation in using these guys again, got my Golf R through them, all tip top.

But no MOT charges or associated repair costs, no motor tax to pay, only one service needed in the two year term, brand new tyres meaning you're likely to need to replace 2 at most in two years, fully covered over manufacturer warranty (not those crap 6-month warranties you tend to get with a used car and, most importantly, you're driving around in a top quality car.

Excess mileage is reasonably cheap... We'll probably lose count of how many times this has to be explained on this thread.

No-one is limited to anything. The wheels aren't clamped after 13 miles!! If you want to go over the avg miles then it's 7p a mile.

(1,154.76+(192.46*23)+240)/24 = £242.56pm by my calcs (by changing it to 10,000 miles on the website).

Redo your calculations - the 5,000 miles per year excess works out at £360 per year, or £30 per month. This brings the cost to a little under £230 per month, not £268.

Hot hot hot!!!!

Yep, I have my Golf R through them. They're really good.

​No it won't do will have to get that too

It wasn't the new model you were driving so it could be a totally different experience - only the online reviews give any hints to date.

That being said, I haven't seen many reviews of the old model online that were quite as negative as yours.

You are right about the engine but that seems too good to be true, I thought this was a good deal on the outgoing model. I've contacted them anyway so I'll know for certain soon but if you are correct (and I'm hoping you are), I think I'll be placing my order.

​5000 miles pa?

Yeah, averaged out, it works out about £199 per month for 24 months.

If you take the 5,000 deal and do 8,000 miles, it averages out at £217 per month for 24 months.

​The problem is that majority of us are very very fussy whether we admit it or not... :wink:

It's not a stinking, rattling diesel so less likely for class action lawsuits to be issued over this engine :smiley:

The only emissions concerns I have is the fact that this £26,850 car will only emit £4774.92 from my bank account over 2 years :smiley:

Why not ask VAG that? :smirk:

No you don't I'm afraid

Someone had to ask it...

It's also covered in their FAQs: http://www.nationalvehiclesolutions.co.uk/faqs

What are you talking about? This deal is for an Audi A4.

​Been drinking?