Well, many thanks for that in-depth review. You should work for What Car, your skills are clearly wasted here....

Yes, and they'll give yours back at the end of the term as long as you don't scratch the Pulsar.

thats still a prickly subject on here

£292.72 cheaper over the two year term here...

http://www.whatcar.com/car-leasing/car-leasing/deals/nissan/pulsar/hatchback-1.2-dig-t-visia-5dr/business/738679/

6+23 payment plan. So £601.44 initial payment with 23 further payments of £100.24. No other fees or delivery charges. £2906.96 total over the lease term.

I'm picking my mum's up for her on Monday, finally I'll get to close down my taxi service.

I pick mine up Friday yipeeeeeeeeee

I think it was a joke reference to another popular lease deal.

​Are you serious? Why, ever, would you think the Cactus is better than this? I guess the answer is "when you know Jack squat about cars"!

I have the Accenta, it was its 1st birthday yesterday. Service done, no problems reported. I must say this is a lovely car to drive and you save a fortune on fuel, that's if you take the diesel option.

OMG I am so pleased, I have been upgraded to an Accenta at no extra cost. Something about because I wouldn't be able to have a Visia until September now :smiley:

Oh thanks for explaining that, what was your original date? Mine has been quoted some time in July as I am waiting to hear if I have passed the credit check (I have no credit history, no debts) so they haven't give me a date yet.

Haha, yeah its a much bigger car than I expected, but not quite Mondeo size.

I have a new qashqai and I'd say that size wise it's basically identical inside, the only difference is the Pulsar is lower to the ground.

I got a phone call a couple of days ago telling me it would be ready sometime this month coz they have sped up production.

[quote=lulu25]Went and test drove one. Really lovely and ordered one. Was surprised how big these cars are! He told me that it was 2" longer than a mondeo!! :o[/quote

Which I am yet to prove as looking on parkers it isn't lol

Went and test drove one. Really lovely and ordered one. Was surprised how big these cars are! He told me that it was 2" longer than a mondeo!! :o

You've heard of a kitchen /diner, well knock the wall down between the garage and the front lounge and hey presto you have a lounge/garage. Start a new trend.

2017 mm width :disappointed: need a wider garage...

If there are any dents or scratches, how they charge at the end of contract?

[/quote]My mum was happy with the red, but she wanted parking sensors added and took the deal for a extra year.[/quote]I like Red, but not the solid red, well I am going to test drive one Friday so will have a better look x

it say 114 a month and £689 when I click on the link?

My mum was happy with the red, but she wanted parking sensors added and took the deal for a extra year.

I have called them and was told only colour avail is solid red or will be extra. White which is what I want is £11/month more

You can choose any, but the only one that doesn't cost extra is the flame red.

Pretty sure this is it.

What colour options are there? :/

Thanks, I'll do that.

They are gonna give us a date on Monday, I'm hoping it will be the same as my Qashqai Order, I got that 3 months earlier than I was meant too.

​i had the same problem with an xtrail and should have had to wait until September, so I got them to do a country search and now will be getting next week. they are there from cancelled orders etc. you just have to keep searching by keeping on asking. hope this helps

​how were you driving, that sounds terrible

No car is underpowered when it's piddling down

Had one for 3 weeks on loan and found it very thirsty. Only getting around 30mpg.

Great deal, went to my local Nissan dealer to have a look inside the car, very impressed at this price, just arranging the deal now for my mum, only drawback is the car wont be ready until June at the earliest...

:smile: no really what happens

So are most cheap lease deals under powered models.

Yes it is.

You do what you feel you have to do but others will go and lease this wonderful car.

​ They send a couple of hard hitting guys round who go to work on you with a blow torch and some tweezers.

When leasing a car like this.. What happens if during the 2 years you end up with the usual stone chips and scratches ?

​thank God! !! the name is what happens to you----citroen ----sit.run.sit in the car then run for the bus because your car has fell apart.not a sitrun fan.

I think we should all encourage people getting cars on lease. It will mean there are more used cars available for the rest of us.

Many people, petrolhead or not, want a car that wont need anything or cause any issues as a daily driver and 99% of the driving is to work and back.

Suppose for a certain kind of person these deals are good, but surely the people who care about cars and driving and actually do it for enjoyment can't get away with buying a car simply because 'the price is right'

The smart ones who like having a new car every 2 years for less than the depreciation of buying new and having to stump the money up front.

Who in this forum changes their car every 2 years?
Cold for me.

You'll be surprised, the grey pound is a massive market, and Honda's hold their money better than Albert Arkwright.

I have heard others spout nonsense about the depreciation being relevant to the VAT charged, nothing to do with it!

That's debatable

I got the wife a 5 year old 1.4 i-vtec EX model Honda Jazz with 41k on the clock for £5,500 it was a private sale I found on Auto Trader 18+ months back.

We'll run the car for another couple of years, then sell it for what it's worth at that time, my guess would be about £2500/3000 she only does between 5k and 7k a year so it'll be somewhere around the 65k when I flog it on.

Then I'd normally repeat the process all again, using the money from the sale of the old car towards the next car.

Bit of a pain in the **** looking for the right car at the right price and making sure your not buying a pile of poop, but it's worked for me so far.

But at this price, I don't think it's worth the hassle of the hunt if I'm truthful. With leasing deals like this being available I'll be in the market for a deal like this in about 2 year's or so, unless she stuffs it up beforehand. Heat

It seems odd that people argue the value of a lease - the point is surely that as long as its the cheapest you can lease this model of car, then the deal is hot.
My wifes car goes back to the lease company this friday - she had had the use of a new car at 10k miles a year for three years stress free at a fixed price per month - we pick up another one on saturday.

anyone know BHP/PS ?

This looks good. I am seriously thinking about this but 8k a year is no distance at all. My work is 20 miles away so commute is over 10k a year with no other use.

How much per each additional mile over 8k? Probably other (more expensive) packages available I guess.

great deal, I'm getting the xtrail on lease in a weeks time and it's considerably more than this at 6600 over 24 months.

Voted cold. I don't have any 0.4p coins to pay the daily fee with.

you honestly have to be a bit thick to go for these. you can get a new one for 11k. it will depreciate by 2k max in 2 years, but you dont have limited mileage and you dont have to pay for damage caused.

Not driven one of these yet but can't argue with 99£ per month.

What a car....Reminds me of Mr Beadle :confused:

So is life right?

Sensible = Boring

leasing seems like a con.

I've never had a lease car, but if I wanted a new car it's a good way to get one instead of putting all your capital up front. In that respect I'll vote HOT, because it's only £99 a month for a new car, however be aware that this particular model is grossly underpowered.

Completely agree. Leasing is a mugs game. IMO if you don't care what people think then shopping hard for pre registered under dog car (like this) can get you a bargain.

I drive a Hyundai i30. Yes it's not cool. I don't care. Less than a year old with 10k on it for HALF list price.

That's the sensible way to buy a motor in my books.

As said, £9000 is the absolute lowest price you will find a 2 year old example. There are also many examples priced much higher, but I did not mention them. £9000 is a very realistic selling price. Frankly, It is your money, spend it how you wish.

​What he said, ditto.

Everyone on this website scours the entire internet to find a one in a million super cheap leasing deal then compares against buying the car new at manufacturers rrp. Nobody pays rrp, the same cars they need to shift with a cheap lease, they will shift with cheap sales too. If you look you can buy brand new cars or cars with a handful of miles for little more than 2 year old used examples are sellthem ng for. My last car was ordered pre-release on a brand new model and quite a waiting list on it. I still got it 10% discount on rrp. Would hope to get a hell of a lot more of a Nissan Pulsar.

So you think that comparing a pre-registered cars price against the price someone wants for a 2 year old car, is the measure of depreciation. Then I'm afraid you don't quite grasp the concept properly.

​one of the best replies for a while :smile: (you need to read the original carefully)

A new Nissan Pulsar is currently on sale on Autotrader with 10 miles on the clock for £10,500.

The absolute cheapest I can see a 2 year old example is £9000 with 15,000 miles.

yea something like that...

the way i drive
I will scratch the **** out of this so I will be asked to pay for it end of the deal :P

Good bargain for an ugly car. I always think twice about leasing - because I've never had a car that didn't suffer some major scratch or scrape within 2 years - and I think they'd want hundreds to put such things right. I'd only had my latest cat a week when some nice person left 3 4 inch scratches on rear door in a Tesco car park - of course they drove away in their green car (colour of the scratches from their door I presume).

So is being a numpty... :man:

Seems very reasonable when you think its less than a fiver a day. That's obviously before you add petrol ,insurance and so on. But still...

Just over 130 quid a month all in? If so (maths was never my strongest subject!) has to be a HOT deal.

What do you pay if you go over 8k miles per year?

I actually liked this car in the garage, went in recently considering upgrading to the newer model Qashqai. Had a little seat in this and it's actually a lot better, way bigger inside despite not being bigger externally, proper tardis car, I'm over 2m tall and I was able to sit in the front adjust the seat then get out and sit comfortably in the rear seat something I can't even do in any of our Mercedes or Volvos.

This car is so boring it's dangerous, fall asleep at the wheel.

Like marmite. They look cool IMO

I have the pulsar 1.5 diesel, it's a nice car to drive and there aren't loads of them on the roads! Not like the qashqai and the juke!

It's a rather ugly motor but no more door scrapes due to car park morons!

No you do not get a 5" color screen. You get a standard stereo with a USB socket in central arm rest

They r personal my friend

View All Prices
Personal Prices
Contract Length Yearly Mileage Excess Mileage Initial Payment Monthly Payment Get Quotation
24 months (6+23) 8,000mpa Please Call £856.62 £142.77 (Inc VAT)

No it's not

Great deal

​they are for business only, +VAT for personal

Good but it's no cactus c4 :man:

Personally I would go for this for an extra £10 a week for the top spec model and diesel engine
http://www.whatcar.com/car-leasing/car-leasing/deals/nissan/pulsar/diesel-hatchback-1.5-dci-tekna-5dr/business/727877/

£292.72 cheaper over the two year term here...

http://www.whatcar.com/car-leasing/car-leasing/deals/nissan/pulsar/hatchback-1.2-dig-t-visia-5dr/business/738679/

6+23 payment plan. So £601.44 initial payment with 23 further payments of £100.24. No other fees or delivery charges. £2906.96 total over the lease term.

Fine car, great deal.

I would rather **** @ the wind blowing towards me then buy this casket

And to think there are people making a good living at stand up comedy and here you are being absolutely hilarious for nothing on the internet. Life really isn't fair, is it?

As it is asterisked, I can't tell what it is you mean, but is it better then if you replaced the e with an a in yours?

Actually 2 very different things. The normal rule of thumb is rent a depreciating asset but buy an appreciating one...

Who says I'm buying it

What sort of kit do you get with this model?

This car will depreciate considerably more than £3200 in 24 months. Hot, no question.

Good deal!

Lol! good one

I need to shift my mitsubishi colt :smile:

One hell of a deal!

oOoOoOoOoO

can I use my current car as a deposit?

Whichever way you look at it a car for the price of a posh coffee is a great deal.