Found this outstanding lease deal for a top spec Astra Elite, 1.4 turbo petrol.
Total price over 2 years - £4335.80
Full spec from Vauxhall's website:
17-inch multispoke alloy wheels
Front fog lights
Heated leather-covered steering wheel
Leather seat trim
Ergonomic sports front seats
Heated front and rear seats
Adjustable front armrest
Storage pockets on front seat backs
Six premium speakers
Front sill plates
Two rear USB charging-points
Electronic dual zone climate control
Rain-sensitive windscreen wipers
Automatic lighting control with tunnel detection
Automatic anti-dazzle rear-view mirror
Electrically folding door mirrors
Electric parking brake
OnStar your personal connectivity and service assistant
Remote control alarm system
Rear spoiler
Chrome-effect upper window trim
Steering column adjustable for reach and rake
Steering wheel-mounted audio controls
R4.0 IntelliLink system:
- IntelliLink smartphone projection
- 7-inch colour touch-screen
- AM/FM/DAB digital radio
- Bluetooth® audio streaming
- Bluetooth® mobile phone portal
- USB connection
Cruise control with speed limiter
Multi-function trip computer
Electrically operated front and rear windows
Remote control central locking
Electronic Stability Programme (ESP) and Antilock Braking System (ABS)
Hill start assist
Driver’s and front passenger’s airbags
Front seat side-impact airbags
Full-size curtain airbags
Tyre pressure monitoring system
ISOFIX child seat restraint system for outer rear seats
Seatbelt pre-tensioners for front and outer rear seats
Height-adjustable front and rear seat head restraints
Electronic engine deadlock immobiliser
Door-to-door illumination
LED daytime running lights
I got this last year accept it was the elite Nav model which has a nice big screen. Well worth the money. Heated seats, heated steering wheel, WiFi, cruise control, auto lights and wipers etc.
Those that moan about parking sensors should just learn to park?
grayslick
15 Jan 173#7
I've got an astra 1.4 turbo elite on an earlier posted lease deal and just wanted to add that its a great car, loaded with goodies and the engine picks up well when pushed
mateus
15 Jan 173#5
I ordered one of these last time this was posted...didn't test drive it before hand :O.
Turned out to be a great car. Yes it's a Vauxhall, but has everything you can think of on it and drives really well. Highly recommended and for a lease no worries on any long term issues!
All comments (80)
Oneday77
15 Jan 171#1
This deal has one major thing going for it. At least it isn't a Corsa.
michaelgell
15 Jan 17#2
mileage
deeky to michaelgell
15 Jan 171#3
click
phou90
15 Jan 171#4
10,000/pa - added to title!
mateus
15 Jan 173#5
I ordered one of these last time this was posted...didn't test drive it before hand :O.
Turned out to be a great car. Yes it's a Vauxhall, but has everything you can think of on it and drives really well. Highly recommended and for a lease no worries on any long term issues!
deeky
15 Jan 171#6
Thanks, although I was just explaining to michaelgell how to find out as he appeared to be stuck.
grayslick
15 Jan 173#7
I've got an astra 1.4 turbo elite on an earlier posted lease deal and just wanted to add that its a great car, loaded with goodies and the engine picks up well when pushed
paza12
15 Jan 171#8
this or the scirocco deal?
ezzer72 to paza12
15 Jan 171#13
This
bilbob
15 Jan 172#9
Is this the fastest car you can get for this price? 0-60 in 7,8 secs!!
Pity it's a manual, or I'd be interested for the wife... Never any decent auto lease deals!
pawciog
15 Jan 17#10
Top spec yet parking sensors not included? I thought this is pretty much a standard in a higher trims now. Fuel economy is surprasingly poor. I got an SRi version of this car back in September, fortunately on a 12 month deal only, and I can't wait to give it back.
julieallen to pawciog
16 Jan 17#21
Maybe they think people wanting to lease or buy a car have actually learnt to drive, and park?
Oneday77 to pawciog
16 Jan 17#32
Cynical reason, you're more likely to bash it. That way there are fees when you return it, boosting the leasing agents profits.
Heavenkiss
15 Jan 17#11
Surely this is a stonking deal? A lot of car for the money, tempted
wackypaki
15 Jan 171#12
is it just me or when you click get quote the prices all change to much less?
ScorchingHot
15 Jan 17#14
Vauxhall are so appallingly awful to deal with as a company. My Corsa has just been recalled (once again!) and I've been told I have to wait around the dealership for 7-8 hours whilst my car is repaired, or take the day unpaid, or whatever else, which is a total inconvenience to me, as they cannot provide me with a courtesy car or anything along those lines! Total and utter joke. Spoke to someone who supposedly works in their HQ, and she was so unbelievably rude. Horrendous company, would never, ever buy/lease a Vauxhall ever again! PS: not looking for a debate, merely just giving some honest feedback about this shabby company.
royals to ScorchingHot
16 Jan 171#22
wow, I have a Peugeot and audi and both give me courtesy cars foc. last time I wax at Peugeot I got a new 2008m pretty terrible though and my 12 year old 307 seemed a better car. with audi I've had an a5, a3, a1, q5, q3
Rufus1 to ScorchingHot
16 Jan 17#24
Yep I have to agree. Poor cars poor company. A few years ago we had Insignia VXR'S for work. All required new clutches within about 6 months. Vauxhall said it was the way we drove them despite the fact we had been driving Volvos and Evos in the same manner previously and with no such issues. Eventually someone found that the clutch in the 340bhp VXR was the same as in a 150bhp model. Apparently too much power to that type of clutch. Fast car but cheap components in that instance. I'll never touch them.
mrtrana
15 Jan 171#15
After 2 years is their an option to keep it? Couldn't find anything
Not for me but no denying it's a lot of car for the money. Voted hot!
wrcallar
16 Jan 173#19
I got this last year accept it was the elite Nav model which has a nice big screen. Well worth the money. Heated seats, heated steering wheel, WiFi, cruise control, auto lights and wipers etc.
Those that moan about parking sensors should just learn to park?
royals
16 Jan 17#20
no a great car but can't complain for the price
royals
16 Jan 17#23
if they want to recall your car they should provide you a minimum of a basic courtesy car. providing nothing is inexcusable
Northerndave
16 Jan 17#25
Vauxhall..........why would you?
118luke to Northerndave
16 Jan 172#28
Because you're supporting your country's manufacturing industry. That's reason enough!
OrribleHarry to Northerndave
16 Jan 17#59
Cos it's better than a Leon and people won't think you're a chav?
But to honest though I prefer uneducated fools like yourself assuming vauxhalls are rubbish, it makes for more bargains for us that know better.
...the engine is a peach too! Plenty of power for a daily, sensible car. As I've already mentioned it's specced up very very well too...
vulcanproject
16 Jan 171#27
Vauxhall have built a good car in this Astra. Still wouldn't have one. It's better than the Focus mainly because this is 18 months old whereas the Focus is basically 6 years old and replaced next year.
nickmite9
16 Jan 17#29
How is it a deal if u can get a loan and pay interest lower than this lease??
hobsgrg to nickmite9
16 Jan 171#30
It's a deal if the lease cost is less than or close to the depreciation you could expect to suffer if you bought the car outright over two years. I'd be very surprised if you suffered depreciation of less than £4.3k so it's a deal.
A lease deal is a good deal if the cost is less than the amount of depreciation you'd expect to suffer. Loan rates are irrelevant.
muffboy to nickmite9
16 Jan 17#35
If you buy it you are stuck with it after 2 years or lose out even more if you sell it.
Houstieboy
16 Jan 17#31
Love it
muckspreader1
16 Jan 17#33
Can't understand why anyone would drive one of these fire bombs on wheels.Driven by done dealers and people who have no outlook on life.
Rumpelstiltskin to muckspreader1
16 Jan 172#37
WTF????
galene
16 Jan 17#34
It says 8k mileage?
aeu96159
16 Jan 17#36
Incredible deal and amazing spec at this price. I'm looking for my next lease right now too.... but just can't bring myself to order a Vauxhall. :disappointed:
Voted hot
tee_tee
16 Jan 17#38
Got mine delivered in September. Although a nice car, the quoted MPG figures are miles off. The best mine has achieved on a run to london and back is 42mpg steady cruise control between 65-70mph. Around town i get anywhere between 25-31mpg. And its done around 4k miles.
McHotpoon to tee_tee
16 Jan 17#43
I had been considering the 1.4t if I go with a Vauxhall but knowing that it's off the list. I currently get 52mpg 80% out of town driving in my 2.0cdti, think I'll stick with the diesel.
m5rcc to tee_tee
16 Jan 17#49
Sounds about right - you should be getting 37.6mpg.
Rich_T
16 Jan 17#39
grammar nazi alert!
mat_smart
16 Jan 17#40
nice cars. a friend had one for a bit and I was very surprised how nice it was. still shame doesn't have sat nav though. parking sensors also a nicety but a small car so not an issue.
deeky
16 Jan 17#41
It wouldn't be so bad if the grammar on that site wasn't so appalling :laughing:
We can let them off with the capitals but there is definitely no comma after 'they're' :laughing:
Yeah? :neutral_face:
julieallen
16 Jan 171#42
Blah Blah Blah, been driving over 20 years, always managed to park without sensors and never knocked it, you know, because I can drive! Of course when i go out later I've set myself up to smash my bumper when parking now haven't I :smile:
tee_tee
16 Jan 17#44
This was a shock to me. I came from a 2.0tdi passat. That would average 55-60 mpg on a run. And 35-40mpg town driving. If you have a diesel with decent economy, moving to this will be a big reduction in fuel economy.
m5rcc to tee_tee
16 Jan 17#51
But owning a diesel these days is not a long-term proposition. You'd be out of pocket in the long-run compared to a modern petrol engine.
wayne3004
16 Jan 17#45
Looking for a lease but I told myself I'll never ever get a Vauxhall. I've been in their dealerships twice and both times the first thing they've asked is "Are you serious about buying a car?". Very rude staff.
AMTF
16 Jan 17#46
Also, this:
http://theoatmeal.com/comics/misspelling
moneygrabber1974
16 Jan 17#47
these prices are not correct when you request a quote, they are based on last quarter
m5rcc
16 Jan 17#48
You have omitted the fee from the total price - Should be £4,430.80
m5rcc
16 Jan 171#50
Nazi should be capitalised.
Gordinho
16 Jan 17#52
It's a lease thread, they always attract crackpots.
Heavenkiss
16 Jan 17#53
Has anyone got a quote off them? Filled in the form and heard nothing back
SergioGeorgini to Heavenkiss
16 Jan 17#55
I have. They've quoted me £194.98 per month (for 23 months). Initial rental £584.94 and admin fee £95.00, so total cost over term is £5,164.48. Seems they haven't updated their website!
honeymonster86
16 Jan 171#54
:smiley:
Heavenkiss
16 Jan 17#56
Jesus, that's a big price difference to what's listed here
Heavenkiss
16 Jan 17#57
Thanks - will give it a miss
Jefft
16 Jan 17#58
Cold not French.
mattell
16 Jan 17#60
Heat added. But not quite as good as the deal I got for a Seat Leon sc fr 1.4 the other week! 128/pm with 400 down at 8k 24 months.
ionuttd to mattell
16 Jan 17#61
Where did u get this deal?
suryuken to mattell
17 Jan 17#74
it's a shame you didn't share such an amazing deal
Rich_T
16 Jan 17#62
I know was waiting to be trolled!
Northerndave
16 Jan 17#63
Well this uneducated fool was a fleet purchase manager for a few years. The underpowered, old tech Vauxhalls and their poor reliability / build quality led to them being removed from the list of approved vehicles, despite massive discounts. It's only in the last 2-3 years they've removed bright red led displays for their poor audio systems for heavens sake.
But hey, keep loving that old tech eh !
ollie87
16 Jan 17#64
Isn't Vauxhall the biggest chav brand going? Pretty sure it is, especially the amount of povo-spec ones they sell in white but with big wheels.
They're certainly not for people who like cars any way.
OrribleHarry
16 Jan 17#65
I'm just dying to know what car do you drive?
OrribleHarry
16 Jan 17#66
Maybe in the 1990's they have all moved onto VAG stuff now with those ridiculous "euro look" heaps.... Just Google euro look and see.
Northerndave
16 Jan 17#67
Might surprise you, my first car was a Vauxhall, but I'll give you a clue about what I drive now......it's not a Vauxhall and never will be again !
OrribleHarry
16 Jan 17#68
I just can't wait for you to reveal this awesome motor vehicle you currently own.....
Northerndave
17 Jan 17#69
I'm sure you can, just a little longer
sboothy
17 Jan 17#70
I'd also like to know that
ollie87
17 Jan 17#71
A German one. Assembled in the U.K.
It was independent rear suspension (unlike the solid beam axle this cattle truck has) but is front wheel drive. It has a modern three cylinder petrol engine that won engine of the year. And it drives fantastic.
OrribleHarry
17 Jan 17#72
I wasn't asking you but since you were rude enough to answer.
The mini to which you refer is well over a second slower to 60, heavier, less equipped and more expensive than this "cattle truck" as you so describe.
In fact What Car also rates the Astra as better car....
Magoo_222
17 Jan 17#73
Just got my quote back, the payments on their page don't include VAT, so I've been quoted £161pm with £1449 up front (went for the cheapest monthly option, around £135 on their page). So total deal price would be £5250ish including fees.
Heavenkiss to Magoo_222
17 Jan 17#79
Thanks mate - doesn't make it as good as a deal for sure.
ollie87
17 Jan 17#75
lololololololololololololol
Whatcar indeed! Probably a great publication if you don't like cars at all and like being told what to drive by people receiving kick backs and special trips away from the motor industry.
OrribleHarry
17 Jan 17#76
So you're suggesting What Car is corrupt and your knowledge is superior? What about Auto express, Autocar and Carbuyer who also rate the Astra higher than your Mini? Are they also corrupted?
ollie87
17 Jan 17#77
No. But you're still wrong.
Just because.
OrribleHarry
17 Jan 17#78
Love it! "Just because" argument, ever consider a career in politics?
ollie87
17 Jan 17#80
You still don't get it. This car is the equivalent of a plain mild cheddar cheese sandwich on cheap white bread. I had one near this spec as a hire car a while back. The only thing that stood out was how bland it was.
Life is too short for bland cars. They're too expensive to waste the money on something that will bore you to death. And is not about speed, it's about how it feels, you cannot measure that in a review.
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Opening post
Total price over 2 years - £4335.80
Full spec from Vauxhall's website:
17-inch multispoke alloy wheels
Front fog lights
Heated leather-covered steering wheel
Leather seat trim
Ergonomic sports front seats
Heated front and rear seats
Adjustable front armrest
Storage pockets on front seat backs
Six premium speakers
Front sill plates
Two rear USB charging-points
Electronic dual zone climate control
Rain-sensitive windscreen wipers
Automatic lighting control with tunnel detection
Automatic anti-dazzle rear-view mirror
Electrically folding door mirrors
Electric parking brake
OnStar your personal connectivity and service assistant
Remote control alarm system
Rear spoiler
Chrome-effect upper window trim
Steering column adjustable for reach and rake
Steering wheel-mounted audio controls
R4.0 IntelliLink system:
- IntelliLink smartphone projection
- 7-inch colour touch-screen
- AM/FM/DAB digital radio
- Bluetooth® audio streaming
- Bluetooth® mobile phone portal
- USB connection
Cruise control with speed limiter
Multi-function trip computer
Electrically operated front and rear windows
Remote control central locking
Electronic Stability Programme (ESP) and Antilock Braking System (ABS)
Hill start assist
Driver’s and front passenger’s airbags
Front seat side-impact airbags
Full-size curtain airbags
Tyre pressure monitoring system
ISOFIX child seat restraint system for outer rear seats
Seatbelt pre-tensioners for front and outer rear seats
Height-adjustable front and rear seat head restraints
Electronic engine deadlock immobiliser
Door-to-door illumination
LED daytime running lights
Top comments
Those that moan about parking sensors should just learn to park?
Turned out to be a great car. Yes it's a Vauxhall, but has everything you can think of on it and drives really well. Highly recommended and for a lease no worries on any long term issues!
All comments (80)
Turned out to be a great car. Yes it's a Vauxhall, but has everything you can think of on it and drives really well. Highly recommended and for a lease no worries on any long term issues!
Pity it's a manual, or I'd be interested for the wife... Never any decent auto lease deals!
Those that moan about parking sensors should just learn to park?
But to honest though I prefer uneducated fools like yourself assuming vauxhalls are rubbish, it makes for more bargains for us that know better.
...the engine is a peach too! Plenty of power for a daily, sensible car. As I've already mentioned it's specced up very very well too...
A lease deal is a good deal if the cost is less than the amount of depreciation you'd expect to suffer. Loan rates are irrelevant.
Voted hot
We can let them off with the capitals but there is definitely no comma after 'they're' :laughing:
Yeah? :neutral_face:
http://theoatmeal.com/comics/misspelling
But hey, keep loving that old tech eh !
They're certainly not for people who like cars any way.
It was independent rear suspension (unlike the solid beam axle this cattle truck has) but is front wheel drive. It has a modern three cylinder petrol engine that won engine of the year. And it drives fantastic.
The mini to which you refer is well over a second slower to 60, heavier, less equipped and more expensive than this "cattle truck" as you so describe.
In fact What Car also rates the Astra as better car....
Whatcar indeed! Probably a great publication if you don't like cars at all and like being told what to drive by people receiving kick backs and special trips away from the motor industry.
Just because.
Life is too short for bland cars. They're too expensive to waste the money on something that will bore you to death. And is not about speed, it's about how it feels, you cannot measure that in a review.