1.4 TSI Match Edition Golf(125 HP)
- Bluetooth
- Sat Nav
- Air Con
- Adaptive Cruise Control
- Winter Pack (Winter pack incl. heated front seats and headlight washers)
- Solid paint
0-60mph 9.3 secs
Deal from freedomcontracts, couldnt find a better deal on a golf lease, and this seems a lot cheaper than comparable alternatives (Seat leon, Skoda Octavia, etc)
Perfect for those with ultra low mileage (I commute 15 miles a day)
Top comments
ame2418
5 May 1618#2
The upfront cost on these lease deals always kill it for me....if I had 2 1/2 grand to spare i probably wouldn't need to lease!
Cameron92
6 May 165#23
Good price for a nice VAG with the comfort of knowing you'll be the first inside it.
swarnford
6 May 163#21
No more reliable than most cars - don't believe the myth and advertising
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dvdphile
5 May 16#1
Decent deal for a golf! I like the monthlies but not the initial sadly! Also 8k miles would be better than 5k. Nice find though. :wink:
ame2418
5 May 1618#2
The upfront cost on these lease deals always kill it for me....if I had 2 1/2 grand to spare i probably wouldn't need to lease!
tom6195
5 May 161#3
Looks good this. Although I'm always curious about lease deals what happens if your vehicle gets scratches and chips over the 2 year period when you hand it back?
jordan210 to tom6195
5 May 162#4
Same as a PCP hand back. You have guid lines for fair wear and tear
this gives a rough idea. but will change depending on manufacture/lease company
Freedom are members of the BVRLA and must subscribe to their guidelines as to "fair wear and tear" - bumper scrapes, small scratches etc are fine, windscreen chips that would fail an MOT and scratches more than 20mm (I think) are not
pricebustme
5 May 16#6
Including extra fees this works out at about £200 per month. Don't forget to include gap insurance too. £4.5k to drive a golf for 2 years?
jimbob2010 to pricebustme
5 May 162#8
What would you recommend as an alternative in the same price range?
androoski to pricebustme
5 May 16#9
A new car buyer might well put down £4.5K or so as a deposit, and the car would burn far more than that in two years of depreciation, so this makes a good economic alternative.
Another way to look at it is £200 per month for a car that allows 400 miles on average per month of use. 50p per mile excluding fuel cost.
jimbob2010
5 May 161#7
Do you need to be employed to get a lease deal? Only ask as I have enough cash to cover the full cost a few times over but think I might get rejected if I don't have a job.
dothedealnow to jimbob2010
5 May 16#11
You may fail a credit test.
dominic54 to jimbob2010
5 May 16#14
They ask for household income, employers address and length of service etc and they do a credit check, so I assume so.
dominic54
5 May 16#10
gap insurance is not mandatory.
dothedealnow to dominic54
5 May 162#12
Agreed. However through the likes iof Car2cover its not too painful.
Zain
5 May 162#13
not even 100 miles a week.
dominic54 to Zain
5 May 162#15
Its only suitable for people doing 5000 miles a year.
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Opening post
- Bluetooth
- Sat Nav
- Air Con
- Adaptive Cruise Control
- Winter Pack (Winter pack incl. heated front seats and headlight washers)
- Solid paint
0-60mph 9.3 secs
Deal from freedomcontracts, couldnt find a better deal on a golf lease, and this seems a lot cheaper than comparable alternatives (Seat leon, Skoda Octavia, etc)
79.69 per month, £2400 deposit, + fees = £4471.67 incl vat
Perfect for those with ultra low mileage (I commute 15 miles a day)
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All comments (59)
this gives a rough idea. but will change depending on manufacture/lease company
https://issuu.com/bfwsn67/docs/car_fwt_standard_2016?e=2001091/34033703
Another way to look at it is £200 per month for a car that allows 400 miles on average per month of use. 50p per mile excluding fuel cost.