Citroen C1 feel 1 year lease deal £950 down and £17.99 incl vat per month - £1517.89 @ gateway2lease

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Citroen C1 feel 1 year lease deal £950 down and £17.99 incl vat per month! £1,517.89 @ gateway2lease

£1517.89 gateway2lease3 Oct 15

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natanddan1

3 Oct 15

Looks a great deal

Our Personal Contract Hire Price
£ 17.99 inclusive of VAT per month
12 Month Contract
£950 Excl. VAT + 11 Payment Profile
Initial Payment = £950.00 (Excl. VAT)
Administration fee = £150.00(Excl. VAT)
10,000 miles per annum
Metallic Paint

--------------------------£1100 down --------------------------------
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------------ ----its £1320 down----------------------------
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Top comments

Monkeybumcheeks to Nanook

3 Oct 15 40 #4

What plan are you on ? :confused:

[email protected]/* to safb123

3 Oct 15 34 #6

You need something with a little less power
May I suggest a C5?

...a Sinclair C5.

(Sorry I couldn't resist :smile:).

tallpete33

4 Oct 15 13 #37

Cool - show us the deal for free bikes please

Nanook

3 Oct 15 13 #3

Damn. Cheaper than a phone contract.

Latest comments (107)

frayd4

27 Apr 16 #107

i passed my test 2 years ago, now i am 25 with a brand new car 1.5 still paying 170 monthly...possible reason(i am not British, because if i were i would be paying 50 quid less a month)

hamyg84

4 Nov 15 #104

I got a cheaper deal at citroen Edinburgh. £1200 deposit and £0 per month. new c1 feel 3 door.

Hivanh91 to hamyg84

8 Nov 15 #105

Is that a personal lease? Do you have the option to buy at the end?

Hivanh91 to hamyg84

8 Nov 15 #106

Also, is that for a year or 18 months?

Dominicd

8 Oct 15 #103

if you dont mind, could you please help me out as well...

safb123

3 Oct 15 1 #5

Got me happy for second, checked insurance for me (18-driving for 4 months) and was £3500.

[email protected]/* to safb123

3 Oct 15 34 #6

You need something with a little less power
May I suggest a C5?

...a Sinclair C5.

(Sorry I couldn't resist :smile:).

rodman to safb123

3 Oct 15 3 #8

try cycling, it is free

onlineo to safb123

4 Oct 15 5 #13

I have only been insured for 12 years but I think I have paid around £3500 for all those years combined. Currently paying £180 per year on a golf. my fist year was £1100 aged 20, then £650 for my second and below £400 ever since. The best thing about being old is cheap car insurance! Enjoy your teenage years lol

Graham1979 to safb123

4 Oct 15 5 #18

F+++ing what? How much! Aw well look on the bright side that 3.5k can be spent on. Something awesome like fish fingers or strawberry angel delight or hubba bubba (cola flavour obviously)

abdi12346 to safb123

4 Oct 15 #27

I actually work in insurance if you need help

jamgin to safb123

4 Oct 15 #41

Blame all the boy racers putting up the insurance premium for teenagers.

Mine is £175 and I think that is too much....

cornishscouse to safb123

4 Oct 15 #43

Is the peugeot just add fuel anygood for you. Its now available to 18 year olds. Pay one monthly payment and it covers everything except fuel. Worth a look.

samk20 to safb123

4 Oct 15 #46

when I started driving at 18 (3 years ago) try getting insured by a blackbox . mine was only £40 per month. worth doing until your insurance gets cheap

sm-1991 to safb123

4 Oct 15 #64

The reason why I passed my test at 21.

MrBrightside1987 to safb123

8 Oct 15 #102

Try getting insured in Blackburn, insurance fraud capital of the country.

Muffinsrevenge

8 Oct 15 #101

I can't find this deal anymore, can only find a 18 month deal

sparklehedgehog

4 Oct 15 #44

Id rather walk! (Which with a French car you'll be doing soon enough when it breaks down!)

neoboy to sparklehedgehog

4 Oct 15 #45

This one is basically a Toyota Aygo inside so doesn't quite live up to the French stereotype.

ceaton88 to sparklehedgehog

4 Oct 15 #47

A bit like the England Rugby Team. Wait that wasn't relevant, just like your comment since the vehicle will be under warranty

big k to sparklehedgehog

5 Oct 15 #100

I've done 120k in a 16 year old Peugeot and in that time, I mainly see German cars littering the hard shoulders.... You might want to take your assumptions elsewhere I guess....

omendata

5 Oct 15 #99

Obviously not very good friends as a pack of Marbs is 2 euros 90 cents in Slovakia.
Cig prices in the UK are a disgrace.

jnrjay11

4 Oct 15 #98

I could do with some help

Mike000999000

4 Oct 15 #97

And deservingly so!

Just Evolution - weeding out the morons................

smiler03

4 Oct 15 1 #96

Statistically you were 61 times more likely to be seriously injured or killed riding a bike compared to using a car. That is quite significant IMHO.

Mike000999000

4 Oct 15 #95

Yes, but only to take away their "Inheritance Benefits" at birth! And then watch the phonies survive for MORE than 5 minutes????!

Monkeybumcheeks

4 Oct 15 1 #94

Voting Tory next time round then yeah? :neutral_face:

Mike000999000

4 Oct 15 1 #93

When I started over 45 years ago only idiots (+ Tories, for whom mummy+daddy paid) bothered paying for insurance from these greedy rip-off insurance companies. Now its "Ensured" by improved (probably Tory) PoliceTec, we ALL now get ripped-off by these greedy (probably Tory) insurance companies?? Who must be laughing their asses off!! Typical (fecking inheritance goal posts uneven playing field) -Tories!

tallphilc

4 Oct 15 #92

Deal does not exist. Enquired about it last week and it is a plan to lure in new customers.

playaz

4 Oct 15 #87

Can anyone recommend a decent deal for a 1.4 or 1.6 litre - not fussed on anything else

Monkeybumcheeks to playaz

4 Oct 15 3 #88

No.

plumberman01 to playaz

4 Oct 15 #91

look at yes lease? we are awaiting a ford ecosport i think after fees £131 pm, 2 years x

plumberman01

4 Oct 15 #90

my daughter used smart miles have you checked them? it was a lot less i think just over £1000 (her quotes had been £3000)and they fit a box free, after a year she has paid £400! hers is a c1

barryallott

4 Oct 15 #56

68 Bhp - make sure you live on flat terrain.

wjmusson to barryallott

4 Oct 15 #70

I got one on lease in March. Now done 3k, it's not flat round here, but in short trips regularly getting near 60, and near 70 on good runs. Most economical car I've ever owned.

ctuk to barryallott

4 Oct 15 1 #89

Yeah because 68 horses couldn't cope with a hill

mfactor

4 Oct 15 1 #86

Bloody hell , has everyone gone soft these days :smiley: in rush hour bikes are perfect,, , rode 40 mile round trip to college on 50cc, 100cc and 125cc bikes for 2 years ,avoid motorways and go on A and B roads , great fun , I then rode ALL year round for work for the next 15 years...........

Monkeybumcheeks

4 Oct 15 #85

......and give the phone back after a year??? :laughing:

Monkeybumcheeks

4 Oct 15 #84

......where you have to pay over a grand up front :laughing:

awoodhall2003

3 Oct 15 7 #1

£126.50 per month averaged out including VAT.
£1,517.19 total including VAT.

fattyuk to awoodhall2003

4 Oct 15 2 #83

so not £18 pm? lol

OrribleHarry

4 Oct 15 #82

These are statistically more reliable than a golf...

gmmd33

4 Oct 15 #79

Roughly £30 pw if you smoke you,d be spending a lot more

knocik to gmmd33

4 Oct 15 #81

Not if you have Eastern European friends. Then you can get Marlboro for 4 not 8 :smiley:

knocik

4 Oct 15 #80

He bought an iPhone for 1200 and 45 per month :wink:

eset12345

4 Oct 15 1 #78

its just not the fine or the points that's the problem, although as a new driver, the 6 points will be enough lose the guy his licence

try getting insurance again over the next 5 years for a reasonable price with an IN10 marker, the initial 2 or 3 grand will seem like a bargain.

rafire

4 Oct 15 5 #77

The initial payment of £950 ex. VAT is for business contract only - Personal contract requires initial payment of £1140 ex. VAT (you can see this when you click on 'other deals' then 'personal deals')

So the actual total to PAY over the term of 12 months is £1745.89 Please amend the title to reflect this change as it is misleading.

Canary0500

4 Oct 15 #74

I might have gone for this if it wasn't for the initial payment.

Rickardo to Canary0500

4 Oct 15 #76

I thought part of the attraction of leasing was spreading payments at a monthly fixed rate, so the relatively high initial payment sends to defeat the object for me. There have been several cheaper deals (when you compare the a'll-in monthly cost) than this and whilst they may not be on right now, this doesn't strike me as a good deal.

Those dissing the car are obviously not in the market for this car or type of deal, so why bother looking and commenting - I suppose these days there's not as many iPhone deals on this site for people to be able to make unhelpful comparisons.

scrumpypaul

4 Oct 15 #75

Either change your mind about getting what is clearly an unaffordable car, or get a small motorcycle instead.

Or even a half decent electric bike.

rodman

4 Oct 15 #73

check any iphone 6s plans

Fraggleton

4 Oct 15 3 #72

I think somebody should be defending these little cars. I had a C1 for seven years (changed my car about four months ago) and I loved it. It never let me down started in all weathers and had no mechanical priblems at all. It was cheap to run with tax and petrol costs being low. I had friends with much more expensive cars who had lots of different problems with their cars but I can't complain at all about mine

flylife

4 Oct 15 #71

horrendous looking car

paulandpam1

4 Oct 15 #69

It's much better to pass your driving test at 17 and not drive until your 21 than do what you did and wait until your 21. The reason is your insurance company give a reduction for the amount of time you've had a full clean licence.
Try this out yourself on a mock insurance quote on a comparison website.
Another big advantage of doing this is when you first pass your test you're on 'probation' for a few years and if you get 6 penalty points or more you loose your licence and have to pass again, you will never get any points if you don't drive!

zipgun

4 Oct 15 #68

You need one of those fold up bikes then.

Nanook

3 Oct 15 13 #3

Damn. Cheaper than a phone contract.

Monkeybumcheeks to Nanook

3 Oct 15 40 #4

What plan are you on ? :confused:

Peamarshy77 to Nanook

3 Oct 15 5 #10

I would stay off the 0898 numbers if i was you.

Askrulous to Nanook

4 Oct 15 #67

Wow, who's ripping you off then?

jonconlon

4 Oct 15 #57

Just get a 125cc motorbike and use the train in the bad weather ( ice and snow).

Paradroid888 to jonconlon

4 Oct 15 #66

A 125 bike to get from Manchester to Bolton, which involves motorways?! On a CBT you're not allowed on the motorway and even with a full license you wouldn't want to be on the motorway on a 125.

Plus commuting on a bike is serious stuff. I'm a biker and would think twice about a journey like that every day in rush hour

MrMan2011

4 Oct 15 #65

Could you mail me as well please in the same situation

Thanks

jchung07

4 Oct 15 #63

I meant get your own insurance and by adding a parent (even if they don't drive it much, if at all) can bring down car insurance premiums

arslan2468

4 Oct 15 #62

Turn your private messaging on so I can contact you,

scott1295

4 Oct 15 #61

I have been running an old shape C1 since new on a 62 plate. nearly 30k miles on it and never missed a beat. Great little cars if you just want a run around.

As far as this deal goes - it's OK; not great. Dressed up payment because of the large deposit. Over the 12 months its £128 p/month + whatever they bill you for at handback. Nothing amazing compared to PCPs available on these.

abdi12346

4 Oct 15 #60

I could certainly try as long as HUKD dont penalise me for self promotion. Even though the company makes the money.

Teknobry

4 Oct 15 #59

unless you were stupid enough to say 'oh i drive the car all the time' how would the insurance company know that? for all they know you had the accident on one of the rare times you used the car.

ms2005

4 Oct 15 #58

Problem with this is that you'll be classed the main driver were you to have an accident and insurers won't pay or they'll ask you to pay the difference in premium (doubt the latter if they've a valid reason to decline cover)

ceaton88

4 Oct 15 #55

You're walking anyway hahaha :smiley:

bojangles

4 Oct 15 2 #54

the c4 picasso deal aint bad if you want bigger
http://www.gateway2lease.com/z_citroen_c4picasso_ehdiexclusive115psmanual-stock_16284_leasing.php#.VhDx7xNVhBc

sparklehedgehog

4 Oct 15 1 #53

So the warranty means you won't be walking or sat in it waiting for recovery?! Still a nause and inconvenient so is relevant donut!

sparklehedgehog

4 Oct 15 #52

Fair Point

Paradroid888

4 Oct 15 #51

Get a Fitbit. It won't reduce the walking but your stats will look great and you'll get lots of badges.

Grahamdue

4 Oct 15 2 #50

Why's this so hot? Just googled Citroen Feel lease deal and this (see below) 18mth deal was at the top and works out £19.50 per month cheaper. 10k per annum, 18mth contract, only £502.32 up front then £83.72 for 17 months (no admin fee). Total £1925 for 18 months. Are people just seeing the monthly fee rather than realising they lose the upfront payment and admin fee over the 1 year? http://www.vertuleasecars.co.uk/new-citroen/new-citroen-c1/hatchback-1.0-vti-feel-3dr/499810/

safb123

4 Oct 15 #49

The quote for £3500 was black box.

safb123

4 Oct 15 #48

Unfortunately nothing for me. Its actually cheaper not adding my parents as when i add them some of the black box policies disappear which are the ones in the 3.5k point.

fishmaster

4 Oct 15 #42

Good luck to you, and remember your passengers. From experience I can tell you, you soon wise up when you're a complete idiot driver. Unfortunately I was too stupid and have learnt from experience, you don't want to learn from experience by crashing a car. Stay safe and don't be an idiot like I was.

arslan2468

4 Oct 15 #40

Could you help me out, no getting a quote under 2k on any car

donnyorourke

4 Oct 15 #39

Because the lad is in Manchester that is why insurance so high. I had a hot hatch years ago and was late 20's and they wanted just over a grand....moved to Shropshire and it went down by 25% with no change in no claims bonus...shocking!

littlemissdobz

4 Oct 15 #38

Is this just for business users??

tallpete33

4 Oct 15 13 #37

Cool - show us the deal for free bikes please

jchung07

4 Oct 15 #23

Have you tried putting your parents on your insurance as named drivers, that usually brings prices down?

paulandpam1 to jchung07

4 Oct 15 #32

Totally agree, It brought my daughters insurance down by nearly £1500 just by adding me and the wife as named drivers plus my daughter gets to earn her own no claims discount.

Tommy_K to jchung07

4 Oct 15 #36

I never held my own insurance until I was 21 due to the price. Just had to go on both my parents insurance and borrow their car. Luckily my dad never used his car much so was very rarely without wheels. It's a real nightmare for young drivers - and their parents.

DominicPTS

4 Oct 15 #35

A cheap bike at each end. Or an expensive bike at each end would still be cheaper!

markymark34

4 Oct 15 #34

a fine a criminal record and the potential of prison should be a deterrent. Clearly it isn't as there are so many uninsured drivers.

ourdave

4 Oct 15 2 #33

I'm shocked. No wonder loads of people are simply not getting insurance. The fine can't be much worse than being legit.

whatsausernamebro

4 Oct 15 #31

what planet... what planet are you on ?

safb123

4 Oct 15 #30

Any advice, tried everything i could. Experienced named drivers, black box, a huge range of cars anything i could think of ideally something around the £1500-£2000 is where i would consider buying.

mikiedizzy

4 Oct 15 #29

Woah proper IT crowd nerd joke that

cb-uk

4 Oct 15 #28

Shame it's a Citroen

:wink:

Gollywood

4 Oct 15 #26

No Pot Noodle?

Sid Harper

4 Oct 15 #25

ET phoning home. You meant planET!

eset12345

4 Oct 15 2 #24

horrible little noddy cars.

would rather walk everywhere than drive one of these devil cars

mousey

4 Oct 15 #22

I think it's a no brainer!

mrspydey

4 Oct 15 #21

gonna get this.. hot

safb123

4 Oct 15 #20

Honestly ive given up on trying to get insured. 3.5k is the lowest quote ive been given black box or not. Getting insured on my one of my parents cars is useless as well, they are both over 2.0l engines so the price shoots up by 5k.

jaydeeuk1

4 Oct 15 2 #19

Seems a bit expensive, I've posted lease deals for the 1.2 flair which were only £20-£30 a month more over the term averaged out. Still, just over £4 a day to hire a car isn't bad.

DarrylJohn

4 Oct 15 #17

Is this a deal? £1500 for a year. I paid 3500 for 2 years on a diesel ds3. (Which I subsequently bought because I love it.. And I've only ever seen one exactly the same in the three years I've now had it). I still saved over £1000 from buying it from Citroen too.

adam4007

4 Oct 15 #16

Took the words out my mouth mate lol.

safb123

4 Oct 15 1 #15

I am doing that right now but the campus i go to is 40 min walk from the train station and 30 min walk to get to train station from home.

Fox basher

4 Oct 15 #14

good deal for me

dax101

4 Oct 15 #12

Try taking the train? Costs £100 a month for a monthly ticket!