Price based on solid white or black. delivery September. for a 30k list price car this is got to be one of the cheapest deals to lease it 10k miles p/a This deal has a charge of 9.6ppm for going over allowance.
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andypolack
20 Jun 1712#6
You get to keep it AND they give you a new one.
Guzzle
21 Jun 176#112
I'll go out and get whatever car I want and I generally don't care what some random stranger will think. If you're the sort of person that judges people on what car they drive, that probably says more about you than it says about them.
ThugBasher
20 Jun 176#7
Its not a stupid question at all, yes you give it back to the the lease company :smile:
marathonic
21 Jun 174#88
Take out finance, get 2k discount, pay off finance within 14 day cooling off period. Result - CASH price!
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Spacevsgravity
20 Jun 17#1
Great deal Op!
Inb4 people start voting it cold.
TomScrut
20 Jun 17#2
Not sure why it's cold when a more expensive one is hot....
clarkeyi
20 Jun 17#3
Good deal.
RagingAvatar
20 Jun 171#4
I know this is a stupid question but I'm asking anyway:
What happens when the lease is up after 2 years? Is it mine? Do I give it back?
m5rcc to RagingAvatar
20 Jun 173#5
What do you believe happens?
liamwheldon to RagingAvatar
20 Jun 17#9
Car currently costs £30,000
You pay £4,560 in monthly payments
Initial payment (not deposit) £1,892
Money left to buy the car from original £30k is £23,548 therefore the car needs to be that value or more after 2 years, else you'll have to pay the remainder.
Some leases have a deposit instead of initial payment, which means you have a chance of getting that money back at the end if the car's value covers the remainder of the original value.
Note: This is just how I've interpreted it, I could be wrong...
*edit* So yes, as long as the car is worth enough (which they calculate so it should be) you just hand the car back or swap for another new one. Some also offer the option of paying the remainder to buy the car or staying on the current contract to keep driving it (not advised, as most will charge the same money as getting a brand new one...)
shininghero to RagingAvatar
20 Jun 171#29
According to my supplying dealer (VW), after the PCH lease end, they aren't allowed to offer the car to you to buy due to some tax reasons but they can sell it to your spouse. I doubt the offer price will be brilliant but I'd imagine it would be between trade and retail price. I'm going to call VWFS towards the en of my lease and ask for an extension and I believe they will extend for 2-3 mth
andypolack
20 Jun 1712#6
You get to keep it AND they give you a new one.
ThugBasher
20 Jun 176#7
Its not a stupid question at all, yes you give it back to the the lease company :smile:
Kloppenhagen
20 Jun 17#8
Anybody what the rough fee is when/if you go over the mileage allowance on these lease deals?
I know they vary company to company, but is there a going rate that you should typically be looking for?
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Opening post
delivery September.
for a 30k list price car this is got to be one of the cheapest deals to lease it
10k miles p/a
This deal has a charge of 9.6ppm for going over allowance.
Top comments
All comments (151)
Inb4 people start voting it cold.
What happens when the lease is up after 2 years? Is it mine? Do I give it back?
You pay £4,560 in monthly payments
Initial payment (not deposit) £1,892
Money left to buy the car from original £30k is £23,548 therefore the car needs to be that value or more after 2 years, else you'll have to pay the remainder.
Some leases have a deposit instead of initial payment, which means you have a chance of getting that money back at the end if the car's value covers the remainder of the original value.
Note: This is just how I've interpreted it, I could be wrong...
*edit* So yes, as long as the car is worth enough (which they calculate so it should be) you just hand the car back or swap for another new one. Some also offer the option of paying the remainder to buy the car or staying on the current contract to keep driving it (not advised, as most will charge the same money as getting a brand new one...)
I know they vary company to company, but is there a going rate that you should typically be looking for?