24 Month lease 10,000 miles p/a 20,000 miles total. All prices include VAT.
£2490 initial deposit followed by 23 x £149 monthly payments so £5917 total over 24 months. Excess mileage charges are 8.4p per mile Inc VAT.
Includes free metallic paint, amundsen Sat nav and road fund licence.
The estate is available for £2490 initial deposit followed by 23 x £169 monthly payments so £6377 total over 24 months.
It's from Simpsons Skoda and they don't mention an admin fee. Which is pretty normal for dealerships as far as I know.
I know this won't be for everyone as some people don't see sense in leasing etc. For people that do consider leasing, this seems to be a good price for a good car.
Top comments
androoski to taker920
30 Jan 177#25
I paid less for a bag of carrots.
Heat for this deal for a Skoda VRS.
clint thrust to taker920
30 Jan 173#31
Heat just to cancel out your stupidity
le_jaeger to taker920
30 Jan 173#26
Anybody got a deal on time machines?
SilverBandit to tomminator
26 Jan 173#4
My 5 series is at the end of it's current deal - where can I get a Merc for £200 a month with 10k pa mileage?
All comments (45)
quasijock
26 Jan 17#1
Crackin deal, have some heat!
thelatics
26 Jan 17#2
Shame about the high deposit, average per month price of £246, a bit much for me.
ristac to thelatics
30 Jan 17#28
I thought the same, looks attractive at first but pop that deposit on and over 2 years not 3 and it's not that great.
tomminator
26 Jan 171#3
especiallly when merc 200's are around £200 a month
SilverBandit to tomminator
26 Jan 173#4
My 5 series is at the end of it's current deal - where can I get a Merc for £200 a month with 10k pa mileage?
sutty to tomminator
26 Jan 172#5
Have you got a link ?
umirza85 to tomminator
26 Jan 171#6
I'd like to know also. It will be a toss up between the merc or the Porsche at 200
rodman to tomminator
26 Jan 17#19
who is driving merc 200's these days?
sutty
26 Jan 17#7
will this be the facelift model
LuckyDavid to sutty
26 Jan 17#8
From the linked page:
FINAL REDUCTION ..........CURRENT MODEL OCTAVIA VRS 2.0CR TDI WITH AMUNDSEN SAT NAV AND FREE METALLIC PAINT ON ŠKODA FINANCE 'PERSONAL CONTRACT HIRE' DEAL AT AN AMAZING £2490 INITIAL RENTAL AND JUST £149 PER MONTH.
sniperpenguin
26 Jan 17#9
I would love to know where they are finding these cars.
Current production has stopped of the existing model (Order books were actually closed back in Nov / Dec) so these will be stock cars kicking around.
Saying that, I had the estate version of this car and loved it. The A4 Avant that has replaced it is lacking in some areas (storage, actual personality lol). Downsides are naff bits of trim, and cheapening out on some specs.
sgibbons
26 Jan 17#10
We have this car and love it, Leased it 18 mths ago and paying £210 pm 12kmiles.
Have some heat :smiley:
MaximusRo to sgibbons
30 Jan 17#35
What was the initial deposit?
That sounds like a better deal than this one, can you give some details?
f1refox
26 Jan 17#11
I have the VRS great car apart from the awful paint. It's so thin and chips and scratches really easily. A couple more layers of paint was definitely needed.
vulcanproject to f1refox
30 Jan 172#23
It can't be as bad as the paint I seen on Hondas. Even a bunch of hard resin style waxes can't help that stuff from practically melting off when you breathe on it
gken74
26 Jan 17#12
I had a 14 plate VRS estate for £240 including vat with only 3 months up front, that was a 24 month 10k per yea deal
rank bajin
26 Jan 17#13
Good deal,
p.s. tomminator would have a smokin deal if he posted a link to that £200 a month Merc deal
Regprentice
26 Jan 171#14
worth noting that your insurance doesnt cover your deposit, so, if you are particularly unlucky and your car is written off early into the contract then you wont see the deposit back.
Whereas if there were no deposit and the monthly repayment was higher then you would be discharged from the contract and have to pay nothing further once the insurance settled.
id a letter through the door last week from my local police station saying theives were breaking into homes and targeting car keys within half a mile of my house. My local gym had a spate of thefts last year where car keys were stolen from lockers and two cars in two days driven away from the car park and not seen again. maybe less likely for a skoda...but any other vag cars would be high up a theifs list.
checkcanopy to Regprentice
26 Jan 171#15
That's true but if (recommended) you purchases GAP insurance for a lease car you can bolt on deposit payment protection insurance. Mine cost about an additional £30 to the GAP insurance policy over the 2 years. If the car gets stolen or written off you'll get the deposit back. If you don't take it out though you could stand to lose a big deposit.
Simpsons Skoda do say they'll adjust prices for different mileage so it's possible they'd do the same for the deposit. If they're still getting the same amount of money via a smaller deposit with higher monthly payments it shouldn't make too much difference.
I'd love to see a Mercedes 200 for £200 per month all in, that'd be £4800 over the term!
keifling
26 Jan 171#16
its been this price for some time
checkcanopy to keifling
26 Jan 17#17
There was a deal 3 months ago for £6147 and 7 months ago for £6077 both with 10k mileage. I haven't seen any deals on HUKD for the last 2 years for less than this with 10k miles.
keifling
26 Jan 171#18
fair cop!
tomminator
26 Jan 171#20
search on here for mercedes
checkcanopy to tomminator
27 Jan 17#22
Which deal are you referring to? I've looked and there definitely isn't a Mercedes 200 anything for £200 per month all in. If you're referring to the A200 CDI lease for £220 per month, that was a mis-price and they didn't honour it.
dajambo
26 Jan 17#21
cheaper @ hayselden ... just saying
taker920
30 Jan 17#24
Paid less for a Golf R estate, cold
androoski to taker920
30 Jan 177#25
I paid less for a bag of carrots.
Heat for this deal for a Skoda VRS.
le_jaeger to taker920
30 Jan 173#26
Anybody got a deal on time machines?
clint thrust to taker920
30 Jan 173#31
Heat just to cancel out your stupidity
checkcanopy to taker920
30 Jan 171#38
The cheapest ever Golf R estate deal on HUKD was £6,661 and that reached nearly 1000°. How did you manage to get one for less than £5917?
jimx26 to taker920
30 Jan 17#39
Presume you posted it as a deal here then?
Wibblers
30 Jan 17#27
Amazing deal - I'm paying a hell of a lot more for the estate version + 4x4 upgrade (so would increase price anyway).
Great cars - love mine and quite stunned how much I can fit in the boot with rear seats dropped down.
The_Hoff
30 Jan 17#29
I went with the Zonda at £275 over 3 years.
Hot deal.
Is there a HUKD style site for finding great deals? Need one for next March.
tomsimes
30 Jan 17#30
Simpsons are very helpful - if you want a lower deposit and/or differing mileage, give them a call, they'll definitely do what they can to assist.
You should also note that the Amundsen sat nav and metallic paint are standard on the vRS, so it is quite correct that they're included but don't think you're getting options for free.
Finally, as another contributor said these are no longer being built, so you're unlikely to get a wide choice of colours (I'd suggest Rallye Green!) but you hopefully shouldn't have to wait too long either.
f1refox
30 Jan 17#32
Volkswagen finance will offer to sell you the car in the last 90 days. The car is £24,995 and currently worth about £16k at 2 years old. Tbh you could buy this after the 2 year lease and save a few quid over the new cost. The value might well drop a bit more as the new model is out now......
burkey_89
30 Jan 17#33
why would you lease a car? Am I missing something so you borrow a car for nearly £6k and then give it back?
flyyoufools88 to burkey_89
30 Jan 171#34
If you purchased a new car you'd lose that in depreciation anyway.
MaximusRo
30 Jan 17#36
I had a similar experience with a Honda CR-V a few years ago.
That's why it's worth it to pay for a german car, I had a Passat, the paint was incredibly resistant.
f1refox
30 Jan 17#37
It's pretty poor very thin chips and scratches very easily and there has been issues with the lacquer on the rear spoilers.
It's not the worst I have seen but the paint on my wife's £8k Vauxhall Viva is miles better....
trackdayking
30 Jan 17#40
Got this deal from these guys 6 months ago defo would recommend this Car and Simpsons Pm me with any questions I'll do my best to answer
Leery24 to trackdayking
31 Jan 17#41
Does it scratch as easily as said earlier in the deal? Also is there an admin fee. Is tax included?
checkcanopy
1 Feb 17#42
I can't tell you about how easily it scratches but if you Google it I'm sure the forums would answer that. There's no admin fee as it's direct from the dealership and tax is included for the duration.
jamesellis86
1 Feb 17#43
Thanks for this. I've signed up for one. Apparently, stock is running low. In transit from Germany so it could be a months wait for some.
Lefty
1 Feb 17#44
Got this before xmas with black pack and spare wheel from Simpson's. 1700 deposit and £200 per month. There is some flexibility if the deposit is too much.
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Opening post
24 Month lease 10,000 miles p/a 20,000 miles total. All prices include VAT.
£2490 initial deposit followed by 23 x £149 monthly payments so £5917 total over 24 months. Excess mileage charges are 8.4p per mile Inc VAT.
Includes free metallic paint, amundsen Sat nav and road fund licence.
The estate is available for £2490 initial deposit followed by 23 x £169 monthly payments so £6377 total over 24 months.
It's from Simpsons Skoda and they don't mention an admin fee. Which is pretty normal for dealerships as far as I know.
I know this won't be for everyone as some people don't see sense in leasing etc. For people that do consider leasing, this seems to be a good price for a good car.
Top comments
Heat for this deal for a Skoda VRS.
All comments (45)
FINAL REDUCTION ..........CURRENT MODEL OCTAVIA VRS 2.0CR TDI WITH AMUNDSEN SAT NAV AND FREE METALLIC PAINT ON ŠKODA FINANCE 'PERSONAL CONTRACT HIRE' DEAL AT AN AMAZING £2490 INITIAL RENTAL AND JUST £149 PER MONTH.
Current production has stopped of the existing model (Order books were actually closed back in Nov / Dec) so these will be stock cars kicking around.
Saying that, I had the estate version of this car and loved it. The A4 Avant that has replaced it is lacking in some areas (storage, actual personality lol). Downsides are naff bits of trim, and cheapening out on some specs.
Have some heat :smiley:
That sounds like a better deal than this one, can you give some details?
p.s. tomminator would have a smokin deal if he posted a link to that £200 a month Merc deal
Whereas if there were no deposit and the monthly repayment was higher then you would be discharged from the contract and have to pay nothing further once the insurance settled.
id a letter through the door last week from my local police station saying theives were breaking into homes and targeting car keys within half a mile of my house. My local gym had a spate of thefts last year where car keys were stolen from lockers and two cars in two days driven away from the car park and not seen again. maybe less likely for a skoda...but any other vag cars would be high up a theifs list.
Simpsons Skoda do say they'll adjust prices for different mileage so it's possible they'd do the same for the deposit. If they're still getting the same amount of money via a smaller deposit with higher monthly payments it shouldn't make too much difference.
I'd love to see a Mercedes 200 for £200 per month all in, that'd be £4800 over the term!
Heat for this deal for a Skoda VRS.
Great cars - love mine and quite stunned how much I can fit in the boot with rear seats dropped down.
Hot deal.
Is there a HUKD style site for finding great deals? Need one for next March.
You should also note that the Amundsen sat nav and metallic paint are standard on the vRS, so it is quite correct that they're included but don't think you're getting options for free.
Finally, as another contributor said these are no longer being built, so you're unlikely to get a wide choice of colours (I'd suggest Rallye Green!) but you hopefully shouldn't have to wait too long either.
That's why it's worth it to pay for a german car, I had a Passat, the paint was incredibly resistant.
It's not the worst I have seen but the paint on my wife's £8k Vauxhall Viva is miles better....