Seems like a very good deal for a 2 year lease with 10,000 miles per year.
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ap123ap to smp
14 Jan 1698#27
Get behind a keyboard and all grammatical skills disappear...
oddballjamie to Danze1984
14 Jan 1627#10
Err... No. Buy something you don't mind having a knock in.
There's a reason new drivers pay more insurance.
Obstinate_Person
14 Jan 1612#34
No major problems!?
smp
14 Jan 1611#23
get behind the wheel of a audi and all driving skills disappear what i can see . !
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pKaTz
13 Jan 16#1
I'm going to query on this for 5000 miles personal. do you think I would be able to put my private plates on this?
inspectorhector to pKaTz
13 Jan 162#4
should be able to. just contact the lease company for confirmation. got my private plate on lease car. just be aware you will need to pay DVLA to transfer plate unless it's on retention.
palli
13 Jan 16#2
Looks good. Decent mileage allowance too.
Jase79
13 Jan 16#3
Good find! Heat added
shady
14 Jan 16#5
Evening all
I'm new to this, and have an opportunity to move from a company car to a car allowance, and this was a car I was looking at, so I hope this is still around in a couple of months.
Just need to work out whether the saving in car tax and the allowance will make this worthwhile. I probably do around 10,000 a year, certainly no more.
CrazyBob
14 Jan 16#6
Nice deal
Monty_Burns
14 Jan 16#7
Only marginal but slightly cheaper here over the term. Good find heat added,
I'd be quick if you want this deal with one of the other companies the price on this has gone up today, usually they have a block of cars to move and when they're gone the deal is gone. :neutral_face:
firemonkey68
14 Jan 16#8
I've been thinking of leasing a car for my next car but don't know much if anything about it? What do I need to know please..?
mercuri to firemonkey68
14 Jan 168#20
Er, how to use google to track down some information?
fishmaster to firemonkey68
21 Feb 16#231
You need GAP insurance, and you need GAP insurance to also cover your initial down payment. Personal leasing costs a bit more than business leasing. It's usually better to lease than buy a brand new car. I don't know much more than that.
Danze1984
14 Jan 16#9
Is leasing a good idea for a first car?
oddballjamie to Danze1984
14 Jan 1627#10
Err... No. Buy something you don't mind having a knock in.
There's a reason new drivers pay more insurance.
g8spur to Danze1984
14 Jan 161#11
No.
kevalino01 to Danze1984
14 Jan 16#83
Hi I leased for my first car, don't listen to the negative comments. If you feel confident then go for it! Why not, I've never a a knock or scratch and I'm on my second car now, a kuga, which both have been brand new
crgritchie to Danze1984
15 Jan 16#118
As others have said, your best but is to get a cheap runabout with a small-ish engine size so you don't get murdered for insurance, esp if you're under 25. Once you have been driving 1-2 and maybe done 10k miles it's time to think about the next step
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There's a reason new drivers pay more insurance.
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I'm new to this, and have an opportunity to move from a company car to a car allowance, and this was a car I was looking at, so I hope this is still around in a couple of months.
Just need to work out whether the saving in car tax and the allowance will make this worthwhile. I probably do around 10,000 a year, certainly no more.
http://www.pantheonleasing.co.uk/personal-lease-cars/audi/a4-saloon/a4-saloon-14t-fsi-sport-4dr-53241010
There's a reason new drivers pay more insurance.