This offer is available on ŠKODA Finance 'Personal Contract Hire' with only a £2490 initial rental and then 23 payments of £109 per month. Mileage allowance on this example is 10000 per annum, excess mileage above 20000 will be charged at 7.20p per mile. All prices are inclusive of VAT. No hidden admin fees.
The Estate version is available at £129 per month including VAT.
It just gets better and better ...... as this incredible deal also includes Free Metallic Paint and Road Fund Licence for two years.
Need a quote on a different annual mileage? - No problem - please check with our Digital Sales Team on 01772 325401
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monkeyhanger75 to sukysue
30 Nov 1610#6
Yes, a headlining impressive monthly cost, due to the deposit being almost as much as the collective monthlies. Just waiting for the next deal to state "only £22pm and £4491 down". These big deposit small monthlies deals are no good if the car gets stolen or written off early on into your lease as you'll not get any of that deposit back should that happen.
sukysue
30 Nov 163#4
so it's actually over £200 a month really accounting for the deposit?
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jonesinamillion
30 Nov 16#1
Interesting deal....
How does it stand if getting it on a "PCH" then using if for business miles?
cigbunt to jonesinamillion
30 Nov 16#2
Ypu can do that
oddballjamie
30 Nov 16#3
Only £60 a month extra for the diesel VRS.
fireman1 to oddballjamie
30 Nov 161#30
Only 50% more expensive
sukysue
30 Nov 163#4
so it's actually over £200 a month really accounting for the deposit?
oddballjamie to sukysue
30 Nov 161#5
The OP has all the correct details including total price. To quote an average price would be incorrect and lead to confusion.
monkeyhanger75 to sukysue
30 Nov 1610#6
Yes, a headlining impressive monthly cost, due to the deposit being almost as much as the collective monthlies. Just waiting for the next deal to state "only £22pm and £4491 down". These big deposit small monthlies deals are no good if the car gets stolen or written off early on into your lease as you'll not get any of that deposit back should that happen.
sukysue
30 Nov 161#7
yes!
sukysue
30 Nov 16#8
Am looking at the Hyundai offers at present they seem like good cars and the 5 yr warranty looks amazing!
Anybody had experience of Hyundai ? Please?
POWYSWALES to sukysue
30 Nov 161#11
I have had 2 i30 cars. both 1.4 petrol. totally reliable with No complaints. I was getting 52mpg so was happy with that for a petrol. I purchased my first one in 2009 when they were only £9895 brand new.
pgilc1 to sukysue
30 Nov 16#20
if you're leasing, why would a five year warranty matter?
ruthadie09 to sukysue
30 Nov 161#21
Hyundais are really nice, economic on fuel and affordable. You don't get lots of stuff as standard, but you get an excellent warranty
olilovespies to sukysue
30 Nov 161#24
Had one for 2.5 years, 55000 miles, one minor gearbox seal leak which was picked up at a service and replaced FOC without issue. No problems apart from that. Have been very happy.
BigWinston2550 to sukysue
9 Dec 161#57
Got an i30 1.6SE on a 2year lease deal 11 months ago. Great deal at £140/month (no deposit or fees). Have done 18000 miles and absolutely no problems. Great kit/tech inside. Okay it's not exactly a Merc but really nice to be sitting in a brand new car with all the piece of mind that goes with it. Other half spent big on a BMW 1 series but the Hyundai easily has far more space front,rear and boot. The deal has been perfect for me..Ryders of Warrington set it up, they were brilliant. First time I've leased and will probably stay with leasing now.
DonDraper
30 Nov 161#9
Pity a VW dealer wouldn't match that deal on the equivalent Golf GT150.
Gozer
30 Nov 162#10
With an initial payment of £2,490 can you really use the word 'only' before it?
monkeyhanger75 to Gozer
30 Nov 16#41
If it was a £50k car maybe.
jhw to Gozer
9 Dec 16#60
The word has become meaningless in all retail sectors - regardless of what price they charge, it seems to be prefixed by 'only' :smiley:
Teezer
30 Nov 16#12
Hyundai = awful cars. 5 year warranty isn't worth the paper it's written on.
POWYSWALES to Teezer
30 Nov 161#13
How does this help, now it has been questioned you will tell us how you know someone down your local pub that has had nothing but problems, if you knew these cars were trouble you would have stated facts in the first place.
rand0m to Teezer
30 Nov 16#14
but this is Skoda.
dezzmond to Teezer
30 Nov 16#15
WoW, you couldn't be more wrong , they absolutely relaible and good quality materials wich has proved during the years. They give 5 year garantee coz they sure about their cars and wont break down.
Maybe besides the 'dailymail' car articles do some research sometimes ...
sshooie to Teezer
30 Nov 161#32
Based on what?
My Mrs has a 63 plate I20, full of kit including reversing camera and folding mirrors, small manual (we bought it for the kids to learn in) and frugal imo.
we paid c£5,5k about 6m ago and will keep it until they pass their tests then she will go back into an auto estate (probably another Cee'd) in our experience of KIA (Sister co as I'm sure you're aware) warranty it has been exceptional, I have a BMW and sadly I cannot say the same.
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Opening post
The Estate version is available at £129 per month including VAT.
It just gets better and better ...... as this incredible deal also includes Free Metallic Paint and Road Fund Licence for two years.
Need a quote on a different annual mileage? - No problem - please check with our Digital Sales Team on 01772 325401
Top comments
All comments (62)
How does it stand if getting it on a "PCH" then using if for business miles?
Anybody had experience of Hyundai ? Please?
Maybe besides the 'dailymail' car articles do some research sometimes ...
My Mrs has a 63 plate I20, full of kit including reversing camera and folding mirrors, small manual (we bought it for the kids to learn in) and frugal imo.
we paid c£5,5k about 6m ago and will keep it until they pass their tests then she will go back into an auto estate (probably another Cee'd) in our experience of KIA (Sister co as I'm sure you're aware) warranty it has been exceptional, I have a BMW and sadly I cannot say the same.