​wait, you're comparing a Fiesta (small hatchback) with a Leon (mid size hatchback)? The Leon is around the size of a Focus so that's where the comparison should be, and compare an Ibiza to a Fiesta.

​yeh from what ive seen id say its the st line you are talking about,I know its horses for courses but id prefer the seat anyway,as an owner of two fords currently and that i replaced an audi and a vw with them,i can definatly say the build quality of the ford is knowhere near the same league, and never recieved such poor service from anybody as i have with my local Ford dealer!! they are absolute cowboys!!

Sorry but i voted cold, you could pick up a car like the Fiesta ST for the same price and its twice the car.

I'm with you on this one, Seat all the way. Ford Fiesta, twice the car, that comment makes me laugh.

Sorry but i voted cold, you could pick up a car like the Fiesta ST for the same price and its twice the car.

https://www.gateway2lease.com/cars/ford/fiesta/fiesta-nav-1.6t-182-st-2-ecoboost-6speed.php

ST-2 inc. nav there for £144 P/M :man:

I'm with you on this one, Seat all the way. Ford Fiesta, twice the car, that comment makes me laugh.

That's the deal we've just gone for and mine comes in 2 weeks in Spirit Blue!
This deal is good though and would've been tempted if not gone for the fiesta!
Mine is an 8k deal though and the monthlies are lower despite the initial being 9months.
I'm really looking forward to it but the Leon Cupra would've been great!:wink:

This is definitely a good deal. However, it's been on this site for a while and they had a plethora of colours in stock. They are down to bog standard red which is not for everyone. Voted hot though to promote car lease deals..... Keep them coming!

I'm glad someone else was thinking this too

Looks a good deal. Thanks

Great motor great price. Wish it has 4 doors!

wheres the best place to find lease deals? looking for a qashqai or sportage with high spec but not having much luck with good prices

3 door Leon looks so much better

Had this model for 6 months now (although 5dr),very happy with it and I pay a fair bit more than this deal!

few months ago i seen 10k a year a fr 185 for just over 5k over 2 years... mileage lets this deal down

Cold from me, there have been better deals out there for the price and there will be again.

Can't believe they are making little cars like this out of titanium nowadays, I remember when titanium was an exotic material whose great strength to weight ratio was offset by how difficult it was to work with. Seems great value considering this is the titanium version, would expect it to cost a lot more.

I have this car was with the 2l TD engine, also 150ps. Have done 86k over 2.5 years and not had a single problem. Highly recommend this car overall, for me the only downside is the cabin noise (which isn't too bad but gets annoying with the amount of miles I do).

Despite being in a different category than this the Fiesta ST is very highly regarded

Everyone knows a Ford is superior in every way obviously :stuck_out_tongue:

I've been in need of another car and have been searching around. Looking for keeping the car 2-3 years and need it quite soon. Looking for spending around £200-£250ish for an estate. But can't figure out whether a rental lease deal like this or PCP would fit better? Some of these rental deals (the good ones) look like they work out to a lot less then if you got the car under PCP? Can anyone offer any advice?

I'd be interested to know as well. I'm comingto the end of a salary sacrifice rental agreement andI know that HMRC are reviewing such schemes and potentially from April next year a deal that I have for my Golf GTD that is pretty reasonable now could be clobbered for tax and make it unattractive.

I voted hot for this deal, although the car itself isn't for me (perhaps a Nissan Xtrail or VW Tiguan). Does anyone have much experience of private leasing and is there much difference between the quality of service provided between companies like gateway2lease, Jet or Select? I've used Parker's to compare prices but some of the companies' websites are amateurish and some are pretty slick but perhaps I shouldn't judge a book by its cover?

The first thing I noticed is when getting a quote for an Infiniti Q30 was that it was pretty mucha 'bait and switch' experience and the deal that was plastered on their homepage was very different to the stock they could access......

I'll take any lease deal for a car allowing for 23k miles a year. Just need something with five seats.

still unsure on these deals, cannot get my head around them! I would buy a car around 18months/2 years old with low mileage (lost quite a bit of value + still has manufacturing warranty!) I would keep the car for around 3 or even 4 years then sell and buy another, ok you are not getting a new car, but my last two only had 6k on the clock...why would I spend 5k to rent? the wife's Leon Fr (a fiesta St doesn't come close, you need to compare with Focus) has been great, look on auto trader and eBay for 2014/5 models / prices, not voted as I do not understand !

Cold, unreliable and oversubscribed.
A focus is a much better car and can be had for similar money.

Better deals crop up on here all the time, if you are patient and can wait then no need for that time machine my friend :wink:

Talking about reliability on new cars is pretty moot these days as all new mainstream cars are generally pretty good. However, despite the BS marketing and perception, German cars and especially VW are not really up there with the best.

A recent J D Power dependability survey put VW at 6th position and SEAT at 8th in the UK. Mercedes, BMW and Audi were near the bottom of the table. Curiously, Skoda, which uses a lot of the same parts as VW and SEAT, was number one. They must screw them together better.

Should that not be a Spanish VAG built car. :smirk:

Ordered my fiesta last week on a (3 (£392.98) + 23 (130.99)) with no admin fees which works sub £150 per month. That's for a 5 door fiesta ecoboost 1.0 ST 140 (and they also threw is sat nav as well). Some good deals to be had at the moment as new model out next year.

I found the deal on the whatcar website and went through Allen Ford. Weirdly the local garages can't match these types of deals as they're franchised and have to pay the full RRP to Ford. The leasing / ford direct companies buy in bulk from Ford and get c.30% discount which is how they can make these deals work.

Effectively they're passing on some of the saving to you which is why leasing is cheaper than buying at the moment for some models!

You should check YOURS its well know how unreliable VAG stuff is.

J D Power survey is simply that, a survey not based upon facts. The warranty direct index is based on warranty claims paid and not biased like a survey.

I've seen a few surveys showing BMW behind FIAT or Dacia, I think these studies should be taken with a pinch of salt

​Will do.

i bought a 5 door leon 1.6 diesel 105psi with tech pack and fr alloys - looks just like fr with out badge for £6k.
done a bit of mileage but hopefully will sell in a year and may lose a few hundred. free road tax too which is bonus.

Can anyone still obtain this price or know of any similar lease deals as competitive on the leon?

deal no longer available :disappointed: