:confused:

Unless she's gone for a 'top spec' Micra with 17 optional extras and 30k miles pa, then she's been had.

​I suppose Petrol engines just emit flowers and bunny rabbits

Anything looks cheap on a 20+23 profile. Cold.

Cold...You can get an 8yr old Tiguan for the same price and get to keep it at the end.

(ducks for cover....) :stuck_out_tongue:

considering that my wife pays this much to lease a Nissan Micra I'd say this is a great deal!

2WD :confused:

Looked at one of these when I picked up my Passat Alltrack, very nice car.
Definitely on my list for the next lease.

Boots a bit small but you could probably put up with it for this price

Anything looks cheap on a 20+23 profile. Cold.

That's one sexy looking vehicle

Cold...You can get an 8yr old Tiguan for the same price and get to keep it at the end.

(ducks for cover....) :stuck_out_tongue:

Or simply no initial deposit

In which case, they are not paying the same amount. :wink:

But from what they originally said, they're claiming to pay £5300 over a 2 year term for a Nissan Micra. Which is :confused:

No. Not really bothered either.

5,000 miles a year over 2 years, £2400 initial? You are having a laugh

Cold - deal is for 5000 miles, put 10000 miles in it (which is less thaqn most people do per year) and it bumped it up to £340 per month

The insurance is included?

if you select 10000 miles in the dropdown it increases the monthly to around 350.so its better to say 5000 and do 10000 than say 10000 and do 5000 :smirk:

Yes, it normally is better to take the offer i.e. 5000 miles & then bank the excess mileage of £30pm till the bill comes in at the end.
This is what we've always done with our Golf's & I nearly ordered a Tiguan with Freedom @ £109.99+VAT, this deal with Gateway is £279+VAT cheaper.
Will be having a chat with them tomorrow, to see if they'll price match

is this a good company to lease with?

Where did you get that figure of 7.2p from ? I'm currently looking for a business lease and VW cars are normally at least 16p. The car will depreciate by more then £5,339.77 in the first year so I would also like to here from anyone who gets this deal when the phone them. Seems to be a feeder ad (ie not real)

hear? :stuck_out_tongue:

​looking at leases currently. First time.
Am absolutely sick to death of these 'feeder ads'.
I have even resorted to emailing them for a quote and asking them to only reply if they can offer the deal they advertise. No effect.

Tiguan is a 2WD big car perfect if you're a 'yummy mummy' who needs something to drop little Arthur off at prep school and want to know you'll be safe and protected whilst speeding and not using mirrors in supermarket car parks.

Would be better if it was the DSG (Automatic) version.

Also : Administration Fee : £150 + VAT (=£180) is missing from the total.

The pictures on the website are of a VW Tiguan R-line.
Click on following for more Tiguan info:-
http://www.volkswagen.co.uk/new/tiguan-nf/which-model-compare

Yup best thing to do is quote this deal to the dealer they will probably match minus the admin fee

My 2 year Tiguan deal is comng to an end (personal lease). Paid same deposit and £89.99 per month for 5k miles per annum Model looks virtually the same, but obv mine was for the old shape.

The excess mileage fee is defintely correct at 7.2 with VWFS. In fact, mine will have done more like 30k over the two years. When VWFS got in touch a with 8 months left to pay to check the milage, they offered me the opportunity to increase the last 8 payments to cover 30k mileage at effectively half the cost of the what the excess would have been- so splitting the cost of the extra 20k miles over eight months. Means for my excess i will have paid around 3.5 p including VAT

Been offered this deal already as a replacement - so definately not a 'feeder ad' - especially with the high up front deposit.

Cold, 5k is just not enough. If you're driving so little, do you even need a car ?

Another polluting Diesel.

No. My brothers hi and dry (Hyundai) is bigger!!!

Last year I got a vw tig for 107 per month. And mine is set at 7.2p pm. Also you get a booklet from VW with accepted wear and tear from your 2 years old car. I was more than surprised as to what was acceptable!!

I managed to bag one of the Passat Alltrack deals, but would like one of these at the end of the 2 years if a good deal was about then, however highly unlikely to ever get a deal as good as the Alltrack deal again.

Man, wish there were deals like this (and all the rest I see on a regular basis) here in Spain... :neutral_face:

​Measured with the back seats moved forward, so nobody can get in the back yes. With a baby seat in the rear, the boot was cramped to say the least

Now you are being silly.

Everyone knows they emit squirrel farts

Cold because I prefer brunettes

No don't be silly. All the people living in towns and cities absolutely need a 4WD car for that one week in 3 years they venture down here to rural Devon. Our lanes are often difficult to navigate, so ideally the car will be as big as possible, and then when the find a car coming in the opposite direction it's important to test the braking system but stopping quickly. They must ensure they are stopped with at least 2' gap to the hedgerow - it would be terrible if they scratched their shiny paintwork. This will allow us locals in our 2wd cars to show them how to squeeze through the gap which is usually small when two cars try to pass on a country lane but is smaller when the other car is excessively big for no real reason and they haven't moved anywhere near as far to the left. We are used to putting our cars in the hedge, especially in the summer months when this happens so often, and we never cared about the paintwork because we know it's going to get scratched. We then see the other drivers shock and awe as our pathetic 2wd cars manage to drive through the mud and puddles traversing the potholes and just about squeezing by the ridiculous gap we have been left.

Anyone who thinks you don't need a 4x4 in this country is insane, you couldn't come to Devon in a normal car, you'd get stuck when exiting the M5!

My poor attempt at humour aside I live on a farm and the yard is only not a mud path for the few summer weeks of the year when it's hot and dry. My daughter goes to school 8 miles away down small country lanes and the nearest shops are 6 miles away, my wife's car has 4wd but the one I use the most and on school runs etc is a citroen c4 grand Picasso. I've never once got stuck, but then I do know how to drive!

It isn't increased to three years. The final eight months of the 2 year deal went up from 107.98 inc vat (i missed vat off originall apols) to 190.40 inc to account for the excess mileage increase - from 10k over 2 years to 30k.

I can see you have misunderstood, but this is not uncommon practice to agree terms for the final months of the lease that reduce excess mileage costs - as a rough guide with VWFS to usually half that of the excess mileage charge. You need to do a bit more research into leasing before dipping your toes in the water. Your either new to this or need to do a bit more research.

I couldn't agree less I love driving my wife's micra.

What expensive problems?

DPF? £180 to remove and remap, £210 to do EGR at the same time, which is recommended.

Clutch/Flywheel? £450 fitted

Neither of these jobs are expensive and they're common of all diesels.

Just sold one on 100k for £11k, still drives likes new.

The DSG is the gearbox every driver dreams off. Best thing ever designed, will never break on you if properly maintained and driven. Never, that's fact!

Largely irrelevant given this a lease.

ZF might disagree

Surely at that price you'll get a chauffeur too :smirk:

​Yep, I'm paying 147 pcm for an i30 in the SE trim (mid level)

Do they do deals on the 1.4 petrol? Just looked much dearer- does anyone know any good deals on petrol?

Had my 15 plate Tig on Lease since March 2015. In the Match trim level, 2wd, 2.0 140bhp tdi, manual. £150 per month, and added a few optional extras. Fantastic car, drives lovely, loads of room (I'm 6'1") even on big family trip. Never once felt the need for 4wd, and I have taken it off road on some quite steep climbs.

Had such a fantastic experience both with my Tig thus far and leasing, that I'm going to do it again next year (most likely on the new shape Tiguan).

Its a no brainer to lease if you want to drive a new car every few years, with no hassle in regards to breakdowns, warranty issues or depreciation costs.

i think this only includes solid colours. Have asked for a quote with reverse camera and auto boot. any other extras worth going for??

heat added. seems like a great deal

Believe me they break, my company audi had new ecu and new gearbox fitted cos it broke, twice! (in 60k) Not only that they are jerky to park if there is any sort of slope.
My own personal cars are automatic but I wouldn't have a DSG ever again!

4 Year Personal Lease direct from VW with 10,000 miles works out at £229 per month

http://www.volkswagen.co.uk/buying-guide/offers/tiguan-nf/offer/579


Forget that, just seen VW want a £6,471 deposit although they do contribute £1K

http://www.volkswagen.co.uk/new/tiguan-nf/home

That's very odd.

They're accepted worldwide as best in class. As someone above said, we all dream of DSGs. Unfortunately, I'm stuck with the cars my company provide and because of all the emissions stuff, they won't go anywhere near anything VAG.

Similar situation here in Wales.
I have an older style Tiguan 4Motion.. (There is a big discussion if this is a real 4WD)

With reference to narrow lanes. my left wing mirror is nearly always scraping along the hedge at the side of the road. But often I would find a tourist driving the other way in the middle of the road thinking this was not a 2 lane road.

As for do I consider as a "4WD" Tiguan user if this is a good car.. well YES I have successfully NOT crashed or fallen off a mountain even on very icy days. Earlier in the year I drove on my usual route home and encountered 3 cars and 1 Military 4WD (or 6WD) vehicle off the road in various states of damage and I was able to carefully, and slowly drive past them and home without an incident.

Having said that I also recall when I had my Seat Estate before the Tiguan I was one of the only ones to navigate this mountain road and get to work, also seeing other cars on the side of the road.. so maybe it is the driver and not the car that makes a safe journey?

Back to this deal.. Its a VERY good deal IMHO.. and like many people say here the "4WD" version known as 4Motion is not really needed.

For the difference in money between this and the 4WD version save it and then buy an old Landy for the 2 weeks a year that the average 4WD SUV driver actually needs 4WD. :smiley:

Good deal!

Also worth trying your local vw dealership...
They usually price match and remove the admin fee.

May also allow you to restructure the payments to have a smaller deposit and slightly higher monthlies.

Accepted as world class? Where exactly, never heard that said. My jaguar XF auto and BMW are both miles better and smoother. The DSG used to randomly do violent gear changes. Also as there is no creep like a true auto low speed maneuvers and parking are more tricky. After all the DSG isn't an automatic it's two mechatronic gearboxes each with a clutch and actuators, overly complicated and making them unreliable and expensive to repair.

10k deposit? is that correct?

Just your standard 42.5 + 47 deal! :neutral_face:

It's got 4 wheels and a VW badge...

Nicely misunderstood - please read the thread properly before commenting

Haha, good one!

This may be a silly question, but can I part exchange my car with them?

Not really - the car is not yours. DPF/EGR and other issues will not be your problem in the long run given this is a two-year lease.

Speak for yourself...

​Once again, please read the thread - the original comment was related to buying a used one, rather than leasing a new one

Hmm, okay pay over £5000, and drive new car for 2 years, then after that u got nothing... is it really worth it?

If an asset depreciates, lease it. If it appreciates, buy it. Very simple economics.

If a lease beats the cost of depreciation when buying new, then definitely take it.

It's remarkable how every lease deal takes at least 75 posts before the same, common sense, logical conclusion is reached! :smile:

TOO RIGHT!
Just walk to five thousand miles you lazy ****! /s

This is not the case whatsoever.

There have been a lot of deals on VAG group cars on the lease market over the past year. These include the Passat Alltrack (posted on HUKD) which I have (£34k car for £3800 total over 24 months).

A couple of weeks back I saw a Audi A4 1.4 TFSI (around £28k I t believe) for £5800 ish.

Golf Rs are available for around £6800 over 2 years (£32k RRP)

Most of these deals are for 5k miles. Standard VW finance excess mileage charge is just 7.2ppm. Normally cheaper to pay excess mileage than spec it at start.

These prices are much lower than they should really be but this probably reflect the issues that VW (and VAG in general) are going through. If they have planned to build x number of Golfs over the next year then it's probably cheaper to build them and offload through the lease market than let the factor shut down. Selling them cheap through the dealer network would impact the brand image so I guess that's why forecourt prices are not lower.

If anyone is thinking of asking a dealership to match a lease deal then remember to speak to the fleet department. The car salesman in a local dealership will not have access to PCH deals. He will want to sell you a PCP.

Make the most of these VAG lease deals as I don't think they will be around forever!

I am assuming most people who drive cars do so for the convenience of going when and where they want to. I guess they could use a Taxi? But that would cost on average 10 times more than this car would cost.

Please let us know if you have any luck

Try Neil Wells @ Lightcliffe VW Halifax, he has been brilliant with my Passat Alltrack.

And for what it's worth I'm loving the DSG.
Yes I have seen the video's on YouTube of broken DSG's but given it is a lease for two years I'm okay with the risks.

Nice one, thanks for the tip. I'll give him a shout.

I'll put the Humble Pie in the oven ready for PulisOut - if he resurfaces on the thread.

I'll second that. Neil Wells sorted out my Alltrack too. He was very professional.

I also love the DSG box. I really don't understand all the complaints. I would say that there are many versions of the DSG box around (dry clutch, wet clutch, 6 or 7 speed) depending on the torque of the engine. I have only used the wet clutch 6 speed in the Alltrack.

These DSG boxes have been around a while now. A lot of the issues of a few years back have been ironed out.

Prices for labor vary from place to place this is why some people say its expensive.

Very cool car...

Probably a stupid question but servicing.

On these deals for example manufacturer states 12 months / 10,000 miles. If you don't hit the mileage then you get it serviced after 12 months, would you also be expected to do it at 24 months just before it goes back?

These will be on variable servicing, I am expecting one service on my 2 year/ 5k deal

It will be a long life service for this model - first due 2 years or 18k miles - but oil change at around 16k.

Safe to say you'll need one long life service which will cost approx £250.

in the midst of all the comments,both pros and cons,i am still clueless whether to go for it or not.on the face value looks like a steal and silly to miss it.on the other side as i never leased i am uncertain in case something goes wrong.those with experience please message for advice.thanks

Well I leased my first car a couple of months back. I think the main issue people have is that after 2 years of payments they do not have anything to show for it as the car is handed back. Forget about this and simply calculate the depreciation cost over 2 years if you were to buy new. Factor in 2 years of road tax and AA cover that's included in most lease deals.

If the PCH is cheaper (which it will be for this Tiguan) then leasing is the way to go.

If you are leasing through VW Financial Services then there is an option for someone other than yourself (your partner etc) to purchase the car at the end of the 2 years. This is not typical of PCH agreements though so you should check before signing if this is important to you. Most people hand the car back and take out a new PCH.

One other point I would add is that it's important to look at the total 2 year cost. There are lots of variations of the same deal. Some with a large upfront payment and low monthlies and others the reverse. The best way to compare one with the the other is by comparing the total price.

Also a lot of these deals are advertised by brokers. The same deal can sometimes be had by going direct to the manufacturer. This would save the broker admin fee of a few hundred pounds. As mentioned previously it's important to make contact with the fleet division if you do that. The car salesman will not be interested in selling you a PCH deal.

Good luck!

thanks.thats very well explained

What would be the benefit of going through a main dealer than using the company in the deal?

You don't pay the admin fee - which is the brokers cut for arranging the deal.

but the deal is more expensive at the dealer

Then don't buy from the dealer? :man:

Ive got this quote from a VW main dealer who is aware of this deal and tried to price match...

Initial payment of £3180 incl £180 fee however there is a dealer contribution of £600 to come off the £3180 making it £2580

(I presume the £180 is the admin fee but the post above says you shouldn't pay that from a main dealer?)

Then £128.92 per month for 23 months on 5k per year.

Or £179.53 on 10k - so it's cheaper to take 5k and pay 6p plus vat per additional mile.

So more upfront and more per month... ive never done a lease deal before how does it work? How long till you actually get the car etc?

I live in Southampton and spoke to my local dealer, asked for the fleet department. Was asked to phone a different branch who in turn asked me to phone another branch, to be told there's no on in till monday... Think I might just try this deal online..

VW Lookers [Middlesbrough] have price matched the offer by contributing £791 to the deposit, which they're paying

Tiguan SE Nav 2.0 TDi 150ps Manual 2wd
Solid paint
24 months
5k miles per annum
Initial rental is made up of £2400 inc vat plus £180 inc vat from yourself, and £791.17 inc vat contribution from Lookers
Followed by 23 payments of £119.98 inc vat

Solid paint would be solely Urano Grey, this colour in either vehicle would be 12week delivery
or the following vehicles available for 2week delivery in the following colours for additional charge

Tiguan SE Nav 2wd Manual
Atlantic Blue
Tungsten silver
Indium grey
Pure White
Deep Black



Tiguan SEL 2.0 TDI 2wd Manual
Nutmeg brown with headsup display and Keyless Entry

:stuck_out_tongue:

which dealer did you call?

What department did you ask for when you phoned up?
TIA

I understood the first time. Again - what has THAT, got to do with this deal?

Do you call everyone "stupid" who doesn't agree with you? Is that what you do in the 'motor trade'?

ezzer72 and m5rcc, no need to fight it out here

out of curiosity did someone take this deal from there guys?

I have requested written quotation but might phone tomorrow to see if they're open?
You?

Anybody knows if I will need to service the car before handing back on a 2 year 5kmpa term? If so how much roughly would it cost? Just want to knoe if I need maintenance contract. Thanks.

i haven't contacted yet.one of those people who is very scared of leasing.nothing to show for after years of payment.but looking at new car prices, i think why are you thinking fool?go get it

Ive got a 6 year old toyota verso 60k miles, like 190 road tax a year will need work doing on it soon.
Thinking why don't I just sell that and get a lease and put money away for in 2 years get another.?

VW dealer in Stockport has match the deal and I am just waiting to arrange a test drive, if everything will be OK I will be taking this deal.

vw nearest to me were bunch of.you know what.they said we are too good to price match.
with that attitude i didnt even bother test drive

By the way, how does servicing work for these? I've got a GTD on a 2 year lease last September, and recently it's showing inspection due in X days. The date it's claiming the inspection is due is about 1 year and 1 week before I have to hand it back (presumably its counting from the date the dealer received the car). I'm concerned that if I have to service it on this exact date then I'll have to do the same next year, just 1 week before I send it back... I'm sure I've read previously that you only have to do one service though so could you shed some light on this? Thank you.

A lease car is just like a 'normal' car for servicing, it's due when it's due. It's often based on mileage, say 10,000 miles, or due every year. I would say that if you hand the car back with the servicing warning visible you'll probably get charged for a service.

However if you get it serviced this time a couple of weeks after it's due they should reset the servicing warning during the service. So if it needs servicing every year, it will next be due just after you hand it back! Not guaranteed, but worth a go.

Lightcliffe Halifax as recommended by others on this thread.

What department should I be asking for when calling?

most people in the thread before said fleet

mse website recommends 3 websites.i am not allowed to include links here
am i right in thinking that they are only middlemen who takes commission and finds you the dealer?quote on one of these is coming very similar to this one.so not a one off

I've just looked on there and can't find anything near this deal? Care to pm me ?

Who did you speak too ? As I've spoken to two different people from Stockport today and they said they can't get near it ?

Ive just spoken to someone in the portsmouth branch and they are happy to match it plus they will not charge an admin fee. Result gunna book in for a test drive

Service it half-way through on a two year lease through a main/franchised dealer of the manufacturer.

I forgot to mention the guy told me yesterday the new Tiguan is 2 years or 20k miles service. On my way to test drive one now...

This sounds right. My Leon FR 184 is 18k miles apparently. Out of habit, I serviced it after 12 months regardless inc oil change.

Oh really???? I'm interested in this and am just in Havant - so is this Peter Cooper you mean?

Yeah there's ben or Andy there. Ben came to Southampton yesterday to let me test drive one and I ordered it yesterday, slightly more a month if you want different colours, but the standard price is for grey, and they're 12 weeks delivery. Went for a black one should be with me in about 10-14 days. Thanks op heat added!

Thanks OP, ordered the car and should get it in 14 weeks which is perfect for me.

via gateway or a local VW dealer?

Gateway

VW in Warrington has matched this deal as well, so I have ordered a car. Delivery for the Urano Grey will be 12 weeks but you can get a white one within 3 weeks for additional £275.

I was in a VW dealership and was quoted more but I did not know this deal
1 thing I don't get is its says 3 month initial rental but it says initial rental is £2k+ vat

Also how do people think about contract hire and having children. Will it end in disaster?

Also I have heard if you take a car out on 5k milage they expect the car back in a better condition than if you take it out for 10k milage a year. So taking it at 5k as its cheap but intend on doing more could work out in your disadvantage when it comes to return condition?

Ah worked it out, was misreading the page :-)

​I've contacted 5 dealers already and the best quote so far was miles away from this offer :disappointed:

How do you do this guys?

If you're struggling with a dealership why not just go with Gateway?

I went for the Tiguan R-Line 4 Motion DSG in the end, but at my local dealer for a bit more money than the deal in the link below, ,and quite a lot more than the model in this post.
https://leasing.honestjohn.co.uk/personal/volkswagen/tiguan/113108899/

What sort of price did you get? The costs I am seeing are a lot more money.

that's double the price

Yes it is a lot more money, but you are getting the top spec R-Line DSG model. Just saying £245 plus metallic (white as standard) is still a good price for the spec.

I can send you an order confirmation and then you can show it to the dealer. Just let me know.

I'd be interested in this too please, if that is ok.

​That would be great. Thank you.

Gone through gateway2lease in the end and have started placing the order. Gone for Urano grey. White was £133 pm and Idium Grey Metallic was £143.99, unfortunately Urano grey there is a 12 week waiting list as it'll be direct from the factory. I didn't think it was worth paying another £23.99 per month for a metallic colour.

In reality what is the score when you return a lease car with regards to fair wear and tear, I have read the BVRLA standard fair, wear and tear guidelines but its always nice to hear from those who have previously leased and what the reality is, anyone been hit with high additional charges etc??, is it better to lease from the dealer or a third party,

Do you know your lead time on the R line DSG?

I am getting it this week. Probably the weekend 17th Sept. One of reasons for paying more

Paying for metallic speeds up the order? I guess its because its already made and on the way to UK?

Yes. The flat grey has a 12 week lead time. Whereas there are plenty of metallic colours already in the UK and in dealerships. I could have ordered and collected white within 5 days.

The oynx white I believe is a £995(around) paint though. Solid white is free on R Line but lead time is Nov..
I wanted white and R line.. so I got no choice but wait..

I went for a black pearlescent R-line

Who you guys insuring with? Seems like a few of the companies I use don't deal with lease cars as you're not the registered person for the V5

take gap insurance too

not really need GAP as my car insurance (i think most car insurance?) will cover full cost/replace if the car is within 1 year old?
correct me if i'm wrong, my 1st time leasing..

i was told exactly the opposite.sorry if i provided wrong information

maybe someone can advise if GAP is necessary?

Ordered with Local Dealer, Lookers Teesside
With the Factory, Just awaiting my build week

How did you manage that. Lookers Guildford closest they could do was £250 a month?

Call Lookers Teesside on 01642 808900 & ask for Business Lease

Has anyone got a build date confirmed yet? (or an estimate build date?)

First week of December. Standard spec. Urano grey, manual.

mine is 1st week of Nov (but its estimated date not confirmed yet).
I keep thinking how long it takes to be delivered, from the confirmed build date. Some say it's around 3-4 weeks from the confirmed build date. Any one knows more?

​Just clicked through to have a look at this deal.

G2L website says vechicle is in stock. Is that not the case?

My Car

Tiguan SWB SE Nav 2.0 TDI 2WD 150PS 6-Speed Manual 5 Door
Colour
Urano Grey

Upholstery
Titanium Black


Your order has been confirmed for build week commencing 17/10/2016, although I don't need it till Jan, when my current lease deal finishes

Same colour as mine. Seen quite a lot of Urano grey VW's recently, plus an Audi TT yesterday (might not be the same name)

Curious, can you ask the dealer to hold onto the car for several months until your current lease finishes? I'd like to plan a new vehicle before my GTD lease finishes next sept.

that's a good question I think, as I was thinking the same how to minimise down time between leases

Nah - not everyone needs 4WD. Besides, my company car is a Range Rover Evoque 2WD and its ideal on the motorway - lets you see over the line of Audi/BMW **** in front on the M62 that have HBD (Hyperactive braking disorder) so you can break just a couple of seconds earlier and not have to rely on the car infront's brake lights.

anyone took gap insurance?

They'll hold it for a couple of months & I'm getting mine in Jan, even though it will likely be here in November

Nope, your insurance co cover the first year with a replacement new car & would only purchase it for year 2, although a lot of people say GAP is the next PPI scandal

i called my insurance company.they dont cover new for old even if the car is written off within the 1st week.it will be current market value.what the . is that?

took the plunge, gone for the white and should be ready for collection 3-4 weeks. rang warrington dealership and they said no chance and that they had not accepted this deal with anyone as they would loose out.

Has anyone tried to get any South Wales dealerships to match this? Alternatively, is it still available with gateway2lease? I've gone through the link and suspect I'm doing something wrong.....

Deal with G2L has gone.

You can get the deal from any dealership wishing to price match at £99pm, or you can order it from Lookers in Middlesbrough [whom are price matching on this deal] & get it delivered or collected

Failing that ,Freedom are £10 more + VAT; http://www.freedomcontracts.com/Volkswagen-Tiguan-2.0-TDI-SE-Nav-2WD-150-Business-Lease/2533
or NVS; https://www.nationalvehiclesolutions.co.uk/Volkswagen-TIGUAN-New-2016-2.0-TDi-150-SE-Nav-5dr-Business-Lease/43325

Thanks Simon - much appreciated. Will give it a go on Monday (and post back with how I got on with the local dealerships in case it helps anyone else).

Was unable to secure the deal with Sinclair VW of South Wales (I know it has expired but I checked on the off chance) so the search continues.

Regarding leasing a car like this deal.
Can someone advise who is the registered keeper and who owns the car?
As it asks you when quoting insurance..

you are the registered keeper and the finance company owns the car

I took delivery of a Tiguan last month and my name wasn't on the V5 at all, I had to tell the insurance that it was owned by VWFS and privatley leased.

BTW Absoloutley love the car !!!

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​Nice looking motor. Mind if I ask the deal you went with?
Thanks

Is that the r line version? Looks great !

Thanks guys!
I got the deal in the post matched at a local dealer, so saved the admin fee.

No its not the R line - couldn't warrant spending 100 + extra a month on it.

Shifts though!

My Urano grey SE Nav car has just arrived at my local dealer (Lookers Teesside). Took 9 weeks from order date. Even quicker than the estimate I was given!

Excellent ! Same colour as me ! When will you be getting it from the dealer? Also, did you take out gap insurance? :smiley:

Due to collect it next Wednesday. I haven't sorted out the Gap insurance out yet but I'll probably be taking a policy out before I collect. I'll be going for an independent insurance, not a VW one.

Has anybody tried getting this deal recently?? ie. since G2L stopped it? The best deal I can find on a new Tiguan SE NAV at the moment is around £6300 overall over 2yrs with 8k miles (£2000 dep £190pm) so if anybody has secured this deal recently I will try my luck at a local dealership!

I was able to get a r line for 199 a month and 2400 deposit just under 7000 over 2 yrs. 5k miles

When did you secure this deal??

it was in Sept and I'm still 7 weeks away from delivery!

Quite a while, good deal though, who with if you don't mind me asking?

I have phoned my local dealership and they said the deal I have seen online is available which is £2009.90 upfront and £189.99 per month for the SE NAV over 2yrs - 8k miles.... she said that she has some Urano Grey and a white coming in about 2 weeks (white being an extra £250 over the term).... I may have to go for a test drive as this still sounds like a good deal to me??

That is really good, the closest by VW could do it was £2400 upfront, plus £225 per month for 5k per annum

Hi there

Sounds a good deal, who do you mean by local dealership? Is it VW that have offered you the deal that you mention? If so, are you able to advise which one?

Can I ask where you saw this online? Linky

I found the deal on contracthireandleasing.com. and confirmed the deal with inchcape VW in Chester. According to the site inchcape in Poole have a similar deal.

Thanks - looks good! By Tiguan deal is ending in March!

Thank you

So, finally. Car hopefully being delivered on the 30th of November. Sorted out car insurance, done it through Aviva. I asked them about GAP insurance and they said the following;

"We will replace the vehicle with a new one of the same make and specification (providing one is available in the UK) if, within 12 months of the vehicle being purchased from new: •the cost of repairing any damage covered by the policy is more than 60% of the vehicle's UK list price (including vehicle tax and VAT) when they bought their vehicle; or •the vehicle is stolen and not recovered".

Basically, I am not 100% sure if we should purchase GAP insurance as a separate policy, or wether aviva will provide what we need? Many thanks :smiley:

I think some insurance policies have that as standard. (the replacement of a new one if written off within 12 months). and I'm thinking the same too whether I need to get GAP if that's provided already? my delivery is 6 weeks away!

Just received a letter from VW finance, saying first payment is £3371.37. Gateway to lease did inform me a while ago stating that if there is a difference, the dealer covers it. I presumed this meant that the DD would be adjusted, that's not the case. The full payment will be taken out, then the dealer refunds the difference into my account. Seems like a lot of hard work :smiley:

Apart from that, the car is great, wifey loves it. !

did u get gap insurance too, or are u basically covered with your normal aviva car insurance? quoting around seems aviva for me too

I had the same thing. I went through vw though, they put £700 something in my bank then took £3100 something.

What colour did you go for??

I did not, my insurance was through Aviva and they cover new vehicles apparently, I have it in writing just in case. :smiley:

You paying a different monthly amount, as the deposit is different?

I went for Urano grey and it's better than I thought, was worried about it not being metallic but an extra £38 a month to me was not worth it, as then I would have wanted an automatic too, might as well have gone for the R Line :wink:

Had the car 2 weeks, driven it once properly. Definitely not my car, but the wife's, I'm toddling along in a beaten A3 2007 model :S

Interested in a Tiguan 2.0l but cant find any deals close to this at the moment - is anybody aware of any good current deal? Thanks