​it includes insurance, fual, unlimited car washes and air fresheners. good deal.

God almighty are you being serious?

Back in September SEAT offer insurance included on their 1.2TSI Ibiza FR. It's a sensible question.

Are you? They asked a common noob question with their 4th comment.

These aren't bad to drive.
I had one in the Algarve a couple of months back and no issues.

Very good price, heat!

is this price includes initial rental?

£363 upfront and £198 processing fee, not bad. Have some warmth.

Separate

looks like a hot deal to me!

God almighty are you being serious?

Are you? They asked a common noob question with their 4th comment.

​it includes insurance, fual, unlimited car washes and air fresheners. good deal.

​fuel*

Just looking at renewing my ford privilege deal and this seems better

no chauffeur driver included! Im OUT!

Back in September SEAT offer insurance included on their 1.2TSI Ibiza FR. It's a sensible question.

New Ibiza model imminent...

From pictures I can say that is left hand drive. I am out :smile:

I own an FR and the ride quality is awful in the UK I hope they have revised it on the face lift, also the boot leaks in water when you open it due to the design of the back window :laughing: other than that a really good car non the less.

​You should look at PCP as the Ibiza FR comes with free insurance. Might stack up better for you.

Excellent deal, as long as your daily commute isn't more than 15 miles, you will have plenty left for personal mileage too.

It depends what you do in your personal life.

Maybe 15 miles each way, which is how I read it, making it 232 days (260 less public and personal holidays) x 30 miles = 6,960 miles.

How much would a automatic cost extra?

Heat

Yes, although I was told there was a 3 month back-order for it.
In the end, albeit more expensive, I opted for the 1.4TSI (with 40 more BHP). No regrets!

£147.54 per month plus 3 months upfront now or £139 if you take it for 3 years

What wheel size have you got?
I'm running the 17"s, upgrading from a Mini Cooper S, the ride comfort is heaven!

Speak to your local SEAT dealer, you can often get part of the deposit/processing fee back in cash! I negotiated £320 cash back on a SEAT IBIZA FR.

Has anyone managed to get this deal though? i.e. £135 per month on a 3+23 term with 8k pa? Or was this just a tempter to get your details?

£3722.04 / 24 = £155.085
Cold for not being upfront in the title.

Jacobs crackers are on offer in Sainsbury's 50p

I have a 2016 1.0 fr ecotsi dsg with 17" wheel and the ride quality is brilliant.they did upgrade the suspension in 2015 because of the harsh ride.The new sports suspension is more forgiving on the uk roads but still very good in the corners with next to no body roll.Take one for a test drive you wont be disappointed.

I have the Ibiza ST DSG 1.2 TSI FR on 2yr lease, not a great car but acceptable as a run about. I find the seats uncomfortable, the ride a little noisy and already starting to creak so I'm not sure on build quality. Although it only has to last long enough for me to give back in July.

No idea. Why don't you do a search or ask the supplier instead of looking for a stupid answer from the HUKD community?

Me to and I agree with your points, although I don't think the ride awful but not great either.

I found the ride comfort to also be shocking in the FR, eventually led to me pulling out of the sale.

what year ibiza did you try

Id go for the 1.8 TSI Cupra at £157

www.nationwidevehiclecontracts.co.uk/Seat_Ibiza_Sport_Coupe-1-8-tsi-cupra

I had one of these until recently. Got rid at 2.5 years old.

Was a decent little car, had a few issues though.

1) Was never that great on fuel - didn't have start/stop (actually did less to the gallon than my old RenaultSport Clio)
2) Was loud on the motorway
3) Sat Nav was crap and made you want to punch the dashboard in (although that's pre-facelift)
4) When it was about 2 months old it leaked badly at the top-front of both doors.
5) The boot-lid rattled badly and SEAT never managed to fix it for more than a couple of months at a time
6) Needs servicing every year or 10,000 miles which I find pretty short compared to cars I've had before. The car I have now is also German but is 18,000 miles or 2 years! Serving from SEAT not great value, yeah it's fixed cost, but it's dear in typical VW Group fashion.
7) After two years it had more rattles than mothercare
8 ) Paint was poor quality. Really thin and really soft. It was also really badly orange-peeled in texture
9) Pirelli P7 tyres it came with were marginal in the dry and unsafe in the wet
10) Not very much steering feel, but that's modern cars for you, although my current car has better feel
11) Was awful over speed-bumps, but that was with 17" wheels and to be honest they were too big for the car. Looked a bit daft.

Things I liked:

1) 1.2 TSi engine is a great little power plant, really torquey feeling and eager enough for this car
2) It was super cheap to buy, mine was an FR and had other options and cost me £11k brand new
3) It was red and had the titanium pack which made for a nice looking little car
4) Never actually broke down (leak was a minor issue really)
5) Boot was a really good size and a really good shape
6) Sold it at 28,000 and still had the original tyres with plenty of tread
7) It's a VW so you can mess with lots of coding settings really easily
8 ) Grip was below average because of the crap Pirellis, however handling was about right. Only thing that would make it come badly unstuck was a bumpy road. Lost the back at a few times when pushing hard, managed to correct but it's not massively confidence inspiring.

must say the cupra looks a very good deal

7) It's a VW so you can mess with lots of coding settings really easily

what coding settings ?

How much did you sell it for if you don't mind me asking? Don't think this lease deal is particularly good at £4k over the term..

Traded it in at another dealer so I only got £7,300 for it. Bought it nil deposit PCP, 42 month term, 10,000 miles.

I found it on a classified ad a couple of weeks after trading it, was up for just under £8k. So I didn't do too badly.

http://www.caristaapp.com/vehicle/SEAT/Ibiza%20(Mk4:%202015+)/2017

Doors / Windows / Remote:

Allow configuring beep when locking/unlocking
YES / NO

Menu for configuring beep when locking/unlocking
ENABLED / DISABLED

Beep when unlocking with remote
YES / NO

Beep when locking with remote
YES / NO

Open windows via long-press on remote (step 1 of 2)
ENABLED / DISABLED

Open windows via long-press on remote (step 2 of 2)
ENABLED / DISABLED

Close windows via long-press on remote (step 1 of 2)
ENABLED / DISABLED

Close windows via long-press on remote (step 2 of 2)
ENABLED / DISABLED

Allow configuring open/close windows with remote via MMI
DISABLED / VIEW-ONLY / ADJUSTABLE

Open sunroof via long-press on remote
YES / NO

Close sunroof via long-press on remote
YES / NO

Sunroof action when opening via remote
SLIDE / TILT

Auto fold side-view mirrors (req. power folding mirrors)
ENABLED / DISABLED



Instruments / Display / Dings:

Refuel quantity in MFD
ENABLED / DISABLED

Gauge needle sweep at startup
YES / NO

Battery charge display (req. instrument cluster support)
ENABLED / DISABLED

Seat belt warning
ENABLED / DISABLED

Ding when key is left in ignition
OFF / DRIVER'S DOOR / ALL DOORS

Oil temperature display
ENABLED / DISABLED

Allow enabling oil temperature display via MMI
ENABLED / DISABLED

Lane-change turn signal auto-flasher
ENABLED / DISABLED

Lane-change turn signal auto-flasher count
1 FLASH / 2 FLASHES / 3 FLASHES



Lights:

Allow configuring daytime running lights via dash display
YES / NO

Daytime running lights on only when switch is set to AUTO
YES / NO

Parking light activates daytime running lights (DRL)
YES / NO

Daytime running lights (DRL) activate parking light
YES / NO

Turn off daytime running lights when parking brake is on
YES / NO

Auto headlights activation threshold
LOW / NORMAL / HIGH

Turn off front fog lights when high beams are on
YES / NO

Coming-home lights use…
LOW BEAMS / FOG LIGHTS



Other:

Disable auto start/stop system (method A)
YES / NO

Disable auto start/stop system (method B)
YES / NO

That's great and all but not suitable for everyone. Insurance will be quite high, same with tax.

Take a chill pill Mr know it all

has this expired,or are you looking at the business rates? when I click through it defaults to 48 months contract.
Change the contract length and it's coming in at £147.54 - not including the admin fees.??

Price has gone up on 24 month lease.

i paid £12,220 for my 1.0 ecotsi dsg fr Technology with black pack£360,tinted rear window£165,spare wheel£105,in white £250 book price £17,820 .
this engine is faster and more economical than the 1.2,it also has stop start

thank you ill have a look

Yes, you did well and it also confirms what I was thinking in that leasing this car is a poor deal.

You spent £3.7k over 2.5 years and 28,000 miles.

This car has a list price of £15k but can be bought for £10.6k. After 2 years and 16000 miles, I'd expect a trade-in value of £8k or possibly more. So net cost would be around £2.5k.

Whereas this lease deal costs £4k.

Go figure.

anyone know how much the car would be to buy at the end of this term (and if this would be a worthwhile thing to purchase if you have kept it well)?

He spent £3.7k over 3.5 years, so the lease is a good deal.You'd expect a lease to be cheaper than a PCP over the term anyway.

You can't buy the car after the lease is term is over - you hand the car back and go separate ways.

thanks. sorry, should really read everything

I had it for 2.5 years. Not 3.5. I traded it early.

Something you can't do with a lease.

I have the 2010 2.0 FR CR TDi sports coupe with factory 17's + all optional packs, I've even increased the tyre wall diameter from 40 to 45 which makes the speedometer reading spot on and has improved the comfort, take a look on seatcupra others have complained of the harshness.

The 6J from 2010 onwards is a MK5 not for the MK4 you've listed, I have a VCDS cable and you cannot change all of the above.

This is a more accurate list of things that can be done programmed: http://www.ibizaoc.com/forums/topic/12654-mk5-ibiza-6j-vagcom-vcds-coding-options-sticky/

heat from me, great as a second car

seat knew about this problem on the early models and updated the suspension as from 2015 along with some other things.check https://www.caranddriving.com/road-test-video-review.aspx?id=8635&autoplay=1

You can do a lot of things with Carista though, I did it with my 6J.

VCDS is gonna cost you a lot of cash and you need to learn how to use it.

I am very pleased with this setup. It is very easy to assemble and comes with all the tools necessary to do so.

That's a cracking deal! How did you manage that? A local dealer?

If you can justify why this is a good deal then fair enough.

A 'good' lease deal is only 'good' when it works out cheaper than the depreciation over the same time period and mileage (whether bought outright or on PCP).

With this lease deal it works out at £4034 for 2 years of motoring and 16,000 miles. If you bought the car then it would cost less than £3000 over the same period/mileage. Therefore, this is a poor deal.

Also needs to be expired as price has gone up.

Can you buy the car after the lease? If so how much? A bit of a noob, sorry

Price on this has dropped faster than your mothers underwear op

You are correct. Peugeot did (maybe they still do) a deal called "Just Add Fuel" where insurance, VED, servicing etc was all included in the monthly payment so the question is not unreasonable. I don't know why some people get so snarky about it.

cant find that rate

Seems a good deal but

Wish it would be slightly bigger like Leon size at least so to accommodate kids and prams etc with more comfort for family travel.

Any deal on some family cars around?

I'll take a look into it, thank you! I really loved the idea of the Ibiza FR, after they did a bit of Leon-isation with the interior it's a great looking car with some good engine choices!

How about a Leon?

​you get an extra 1000 mile with Ford.

I've ordered this on 36 months @ £153/month in metallic grey.

They are actually summer 2016 plate cars, not yet reg'd.

Can someone give me a good reason why its a bad idea please? I've never leased before.

TIA

edit: 12500miles PA

​I couldn't resist

Not for £135 per month (without a huge deposit, anyway).

Ford privilege is nowhere near as good as it used to be I had a new car every year for £200 cost to change for 6 years until they cut the discounts :disappointed:

Is there such thing as a 12 month lease deal?

Or are they all set at 24 months as a minimum?

Can't stand it, horrible little car

Its a good deal but its an ugly looking car

Where can you get this new for under £11k? Need to also factor in the lack of hassle in lease, the car is dropped to you and collected from you, no need to mess around with finding the best price and selling it at the end.

Yes i've seen them before, also 18 month deals (Pug 208GTi not long ago).
Wife had a 2yr Fiesta ST lease and we've just changed it for a Leon Cupra Black lease (£249 a month on 1+23).

Omg hahahaha

I find most of those issues unacceptable on any modern car.

took my lessons and test in one of these in 89 :wink:

How much are these new? Drive the deal are offering the similar SEAT IBIZA HATCHBACK 1.2 TSI 110 FR TECHNOLOGY 5DR for £11,575. Thats a discount of £4,160!

​im paying 101 a month for 3 door Zetec, cant seem to get near that now!

​through a broker

question: when you insure do you pay more because it's a lease car or is it the same as when you own a car? sorry never leased before but I'm really contemplating it this year!

It should be the same amount as if you owned the car.

Great deal. I ordered the new Leon 1.4 tsi fr sport coupe the other day from Nationwide. Paid just over £128 a month for 24 months at 8k/pa. It's gone up since!

same

​great deal

Over the moon with it :smiley: now just have to wait for it to turn up!

Did you just answer your own question?

Okay. So why do they offer warranties on new cars then?

anyone actually leased from these guys before? Was it as easy as it sounds?

Was that on a 3+23?

P7s get good reviews, for example

http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Pirelli/CINTURATO-P7.htm

The service intervals are variable depending on how you drive them, if mainly motorway then it's every 2 years or 20k miles

Agreed that 17 inch wheels are a little too big for this.

Holy Moly!!! That's a bit more like it!

My only thought that it might be a bad idea is that you may get into the cycle of never ending car payments.

You may love the car. When it comes time to hand it back, you might end up leasing again. Not that this is necessarily a bad thing at all, it's swings and roundabouts ... new vs old ,,, no worries about breakdowns, blah blah blah

I've never leased a car, I've always bought them on HP or for cash. I can however see the great temptation of leasing.

Another way for to understand it ...

pay more for always almost new ................... pay less for not as new

It was indeed.

Has this expired now? Showing £151.14pm for me.

Grumpy

I only lease now. A new car under warranty all the time is great piece of mind. I honestly can't see the day I buy a car outright unless something drastic happens. It's so easy and it's great always having a new car.

this has actually gone down in price now so even better a deal
Personal price
per month (Incl VAT)
£129.54
Initial Rental £388.62 Incl VAT ?
Processing Fee: £198.00 Incl VAT ?

​thats a 4 year lease I think. this was for 24 months.

Four year price was always this. It's the 2 and 3 year deals they have increased in price.

Price gone up to £151.14 for 24 months lease. For 48 months its £129.54/month.

The original price was for Mediterranean blue paint only.The current price is with the option of metallic paint

Price has gone up now - but yes if you prefer to keep the car for at least 4 years then you are better off purchasing outright.

Also there are good deals on the updated Leon. This one is the best in the range and not much more than the Ibiza (with the current price increase from the original deal posted).
https://www.nationwidevehiclecontracts.co.uk/Seat_Leon_5_Door-1-4-ecotsi-fr-technology-5dr-77319.htm

Approx 4700 over 2 years.