For those that missed out on the Passat AllTrack deal, I know this is no where near as good but its not half bad £182.40 an month with just 3 months down as a deposit, its 8000 miles a year over 2 years and extra millage charge of 6p per mile.
Volkswagen? They can't give em away at the moment.
Can't believe a word they say.
shanetaylor14855
11 Mar 164#21
Cold from me it's vw
alexc100 to Besford
11 Mar 163#60
I tell you why. It's because they are desperate. I've been bombarded by VW marketing material in the last few months. And phone calls.
After the recent issues with emissions, coupled with the fact that they:
A) tried to charge me £700 to fix the air con on my 1-year old Scirocco,
B) told me I needed a handbrake cable replacement two services in row which, when I pushed for a reason why, they said it was their mechanic's error and that I wouldn't have to pay,
Means that I will not buy another VW for a long long while. If ever. I've just replaced my VW with a BMW and kindly requested that VW never call me again.
Sorry to troll your deal OP. I'm sure it's a decent deal but in my opinion VW suck
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nickyjg
17 Mar 16#70
MazingerZ
13 Mar 161#69
Ferrari IN10 2012
kunhadi
11 Mar 16#68
VW?
Liar Liar Liar ....
CrazyBob
11 Mar 16#5
Looks a decent deal, I'm just waiting for the dealer to tell me VW won't let me have the Alltrack
hutchir9 to CrazyBob
11 Mar 16#67
My mate has been credit checked so his deals been honoured. They told him if they have not done a credit check then the orders will be cancelled, all theses credit checked are getting the deal.
tom6195
11 Mar 16#66
Link not working?
effingandjeffing
11 Mar 16#65
because he currently drives a weekly bus pass
MazingerZ
11 Mar 16#62
My insurance is currently £2,500+. :disappointed:
chezvegas85 to MazingerZ
11 Mar 161#64
veyron?
david5
11 Mar 16#63
I filled in the online form from the original link (not working as deal is now closed) and they got back to me. They sent me a finance form, I completed and returned it and car now confirmed :smiley:.
david5
11 Mar 16#54
Just had my car confirmed, exactly as original deal (and white in my case)
alexytin to david5
11 Mar 16#61
Who did you contact? I asked Lookers VW and they had never heard of this deal
Besford
11 Mar 161#30
Anyone noticed a lot of VW group lease deals on here (VW, Audi, Seat, Skoda)? Can you think why? Whether or not the emissions issue bothers you the good news is that the world has realised that VW group make OK cars, not extra special ones. Reliability average at best and no, I'm not impressed when another photocopier rep wants to leave an impression of their grille badge on my back bumper. There's a parallel here with Apple but people will still pay through the nose for that brand (not for much longer I suspect).
alexc100 to Besford
11 Mar 163#60
I tell you why. It's because they are desperate. I've been bombarded by VW marketing material in the last few months. And phone calls.
After the recent issues with emissions, coupled with the fact that they:
A) tried to charge me £700 to fix the air con on my 1-year old Scirocco,
B) told me I needed a handbrake cable replacement two services in row which, when I pushed for a reason why, they said it was their mechanic's error and that I wouldn't have to pay,
Means that I will not buy another VW for a long long while. If ever. I've just replaced my VW with a BMW and kindly requested that VW never call me again.
Sorry to troll your deal OP. I'm sure it's a decent deal but in my opinion VW suck
neildakin1978
11 Mar 16#59
250 fully comp for what codge ?.
oddballjamie
11 Mar 161#58
I have no points, low risk area, over 30 with 9+ years no claims (actually about 13).
My last car, an Astra cost me £180 after cashback to insurance and I switched to an A4 last month, annual premium is £350.
Can't understand why a diesel Tiguan was so much for me.
rich_1986
11 Mar 16#57
Had a Tiguan Match 2.0tdi just under a year on lease (from another company) at £150 per month with xenons, keyless and the uprated audio system installed as options. Fantastic car, can't fault it. Mine is the 140bhp version, which is now a 150bhp (in the model the OP has posted), and a 187ish bhp diesel is now available. Never found the 140 to be under powered. I also got mine in white, which was a free colour at the time, but is now a premium option.
I love my Tig, but would hold out for the new shape to arrive later this year, to really appreciate the facelift and interior redesign. Its very much identical to the new Audi Q5.
Having had a great experience with my Tiguan, I will most likely go Toureg next, and no 'diesel gate' propaganda will put me off VW. If you buy a diesel or a car for that matter based on emissions alone then you should ride a pedal cycle.
wong_go_wild
11 Mar 16#56
Insuring this beast is going to hurt and put £/year right up!
Details of the link error show that it is not to what car but a completely different lease company. And also that it is a business deal and not personal. So on the whole this deal is as expected. A load of tosh. Expire.
Even the deal not existing doesn't put people off. Right I'm off to post the porsche 911 for a pound a year that I just found.
Give me loads of heat but please don't ask where I found the deal.
ssc1
11 Mar 16#52
Dieselgate doesn't seem to put people off.
persianrug
11 Mar 16#51
Would this be the new look 2016 model or the 2015 one?
fireman1
11 Mar 161#50
I am amazed this deal is still going. Do hot deals allow dead links and no way to actually find the deal?
deal_miner
11 Mar 16#48
L n w.
djbenny1 to deal_miner
11 Mar 16#49
K s j.
This is fun...
alexytin
11 Mar 16#47
Okay sounds good. If it has cruise control I think I may go for it. Does anyone know the contact for the dealer as the link isn't working?
huddsguy
11 Mar 16#46
Actually it is the new version that you get. This one in this link is the R.
alexytin
11 Mar 16#45
No. That's why it's cheap as this new model has come out.
Spoke to the dealer direct - offered but only available in white :-(
david5
11 Mar 16#41
Hi - the Tiguan does (now) have cruise control and I have just had the original offer e-mailed.
iambigred to david5
11 Mar 16#42
The refreshed Match edition now has cruise control (and keyless entry), which I believe it didn't use to have. It's standard cruise control rather than the adaptive version.
bountyhunter
11 Mar 16#40
The deals gone
deany76
11 Mar 16#39
the link doesn't work, broken, could someone copy & paste the link please
Also how much more is it for automatic normally on these lease 'deals'? I'm mean is it crazy extra as they have load of manuals to sell off.?
thanks
Zetec Andy
11 Mar 161#38
Heat just to **** off all the pillocks crying about VW.
Nice price!
I'm on a mk1 (facelift) Tiguan Match BlueMotion 4motion DSG lease and thought I got a good deal at £229 13 months ago. Just 11 months left so hope the VW deals are still going then!
In the VW range, the Match spec hasn't had cruise in the past (for the other tech is nice for the price), so probably not. You can always add to spec on a lease though...
And I want a Lambo for this price. Your point being?
And before someone asks...
YOU DON'T PAY THE ROAD FUND LICENSE ON THE LEASE CAR AS YOU DON'T OWN THE VEHICLE. The lease company does, so they have to pay for it. They just send you a letter confirming they've paid for it - which I guess previously they would've included the tax disc, but not required any more.
pigeon84 to alexytin
11 Mar 16#32
Just had a quick look on VW and of Match Edition it says "now with Cruise Control and Keyless Entry as Standard"
Guess they finally realised what century we're in...
daveybuoy to alexytin
11 Mar 16#36
Cruise control is an option and not standard. Mine cost me £250 from the local VW dealer, fully fitted.
seanrtkelly
11 Mar 16#35
I think the prices have changed hence why the link no longer works. I looked this morning and it was there, looked two mins ago and cheapest prices are around 30 quid a month more.
kp1505
11 Mar 16#34
Link doesn't work
fireman1
11 Mar 161#33
Has anyone else even managed to locate this deal or is it just made up.
Mermoo
10 Mar 161#2
If my A3 sportback at £14pm doesn't come through I might get this...
j41sal to Mermoo
11 Mar 16#12
£14 pm?where did you get that deal from? I'd be interested. I pay more for my mobile phone contract lol.
Do you have a link?
djjibran to Mermoo
11 Mar 16#31
how did you get that deal?
fireman1
11 Mar 16#29
So wrong picture, link doesn't work, can't be found on website and people can't get in touch. yet still 200 degrees?
utb86
11 Mar 16#28
The link doesn't work for me, do you need to contact them over the phone to get the deal? I couldn't find an exact match on the whatcar website.
fireman1
11 Mar 16#27
When you say it's not as good. It's almost double! and the car is not as good.
dale2
11 Mar 16#26
Anybody any luck getting in contact and ordering ?
fireman1
11 Mar 16#25
the picture is misleading. that's a top of the range new shape. Current version is a much more drab looking and less well reviewed motor.
0901salmoc
11 Mar 16#24
Don't think I'd want a Lamborghini for this price either as it would cost me too much to run, you doughnut
codge
11 Mar 16#22
Current shape. Wrong photo
shanetaylor14855
11 Mar 164#21
Cold from me it's vw
0901salmoc
11 Mar 161#20
I want a Touareg for this price!!!
huddsguy
11 Mar 16#19
Good deal. I got something similar about a year ago. This is new shape too. Mucho heato addedo
codge
11 Mar 16#17
We pay £250 fully comp for a 2015 model.
whathesmeg
11 Mar 16#16
Skoda only fit the standard 110bhp 2.0 diesel engine to the lower & mid range Yeti models, this Tiguan is fitted with the 150bhp version of the 2.0 engine, which is only available on the top of the range Skodas. So the insurance will be cheaper, for some strange reason only the top of the range Skodas get the decent engines.
oddballjamie
10 Mar 161#3
Leasing companes have been running deals on the Tiguan for several months, I got an insurance quote a few months back and it was three times what I currently pay and twice what I was quoted on a Boxster a couple of years back.
Newbold to oddballjamie
11 Mar 16#6
Odd that, because the very similar Skoda version of this (Yeti) is remarkably cheap to insure. :neutral_face:
eslick to oddballjamie
11 Mar 161#15
might be your driving record :smiley: just checked as the wife would like one of these, but new one is just around the corner, £278 with full no claims and 10K miles, £288 for a Passat, Boxster £458 now I have another excuse not to buy a sports car :smiley:
makes me remember when I was about 18, MG Montego in a garage for £2k less than a year old, was a rubbish car but it was fast, we didn't have a lot of money and my dad said I will buy it for you if you can get insurance, in those days you had to call the companies up and I nearly fell of my seat when the woman on the phone said £17K!
CalMad
11 Mar 16#14
New model prices will be out next month which is why they're trying to get rid.
honeymonster86
11 Mar 16#13
Hmmm, cheaper in the short run, but you'll pay more down the line..
toonarmani
11 Mar 161#11
I think they're making the point that the deal title doesn't mention lease (although unsure why anyone would think you could buy a new one for under £5k...)
ACIDFORUMS
11 Mar 16#8
Lease??
blakester to ACIDFORUMS
11 Mar 161#10
A lease is a contractual arrangement calling for the lessee (user) to pay the lessor (owner) for use of an asset. Property, buildings and vehicles are common assets that are leased. Industrial or business equipment is also leased.:stuck_out_tongue:
zappahey
11 Mar 16#4
Mileage is 6p + vat
blakester to zappahey
11 Mar 161#9
That's quite low for overrun mileage
aljack
11 Mar 16#7
Excellent deal
TheBiker
10 Mar 169#1
Volkswagen? They can't give em away at the moment.
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Can't believe a word they say.
After the recent issues with emissions, coupled with the fact that they:
A) tried to charge me £700 to fix the air con on my 1-year old Scirocco,
B) told me I needed a handbrake cable replacement two services in row which, when I pushed for a reason why, they said it was their mechanic's error and that I wouldn't have to pay,
Means that I will not buy another VW for a long long while. If ever. I've just replaced my VW with a BMW and kindly requested that VW never call me again.
Sorry to troll your deal OP. I'm sure it's a decent deal but in my opinion VW suck
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Liar Liar Liar ....
After the recent issues with emissions, coupled with the fact that they:
A) tried to charge me £700 to fix the air con on my 1-year old Scirocco,
B) told me I needed a handbrake cable replacement two services in row which, when I pushed for a reason why, they said it was their mechanic's error and that I wouldn't have to pay,
Means that I will not buy another VW for a long long while. If ever. I've just replaced my VW with a BMW and kindly requested that VW never call me again.
Sorry to troll your deal OP. I'm sure it's a decent deal but in my opinion VW suck
My last car, an Astra cost me £180 after cashback to insurance and I switched to an A4 last month, annual premium is £350.
Can't understand why a diesel Tiguan was so much for me.
I love my Tig, but would hold out for the new shape to arrive later this year, to really appreciate the facelift and interior redesign. Its very much identical to the new Audi Q5.
Having had a great experience with my Tiguan, I will most likely go Toureg next, and no 'diesel gate' propaganda will put me off VW. If you buy a diesel or a car for that matter based on emissions alone then you should ride a pedal cycle.
Even the deal not existing doesn't put people off. Right I'm off to post the porsche 911 for a pound a year that I just found.
Give me loads of heat but please don't ask where I found the deal.
This is fun...
http://www.whatcar.com/car-news/2016-vw-tiguan-exclusive-pictures-engine-details-plus-driving-impressions/1363843
unbelievable deal if so!
Also how much more is it for automatic normally on these lease 'deals'? I'm mean is it crazy extra as they have load of manuals to sell off.?
thanks
I'm on a mk1 (facelift) Tiguan Match BlueMotion 4motion DSG lease and thought I got a good deal at £229 13 months ago. Just 11 months left so hope the VW deals are still going then!
In the VW range, the Match spec hasn't had cruise in the past (for the other tech is nice for the price), so probably not. You can always add to spec on a lease though...
And I want a Lambo for this price. Your point being?
And before someone asks...
YOU DON'T PAY THE ROAD FUND LICENSE ON THE LEASE CAR AS YOU DON'T OWN THE VEHICLE. The lease company does, so they have to pay for it. They just send you a letter confirming they've paid for it - which I guess previously they would've included the tax disc, but not required any more.
Guess they finally realised what century we're in...
Do you have a link?
makes me remember when I was about 18, MG Montego in a garage for £2k less than a year old, was a rubbish car but it was fast, we didn't have a lot of money and my dad said I will buy it for you if you can get insurance, in those days you had to call the companies up and I nearly fell of my seat when the woman on the phone said £17K!
Can't believe a word they say.