Probably better off getting a cheaper 8-seat Peugeot Traveller for £285 less (if seats are the priority):

We have this 2016 model it's a great car but the back 2 seats haven't got much room for your feet but my 16 and 13 year old kids say it's fine but my 11 years moans lol if you are going away a roof box is essential.

Have one on lease for my wife in the N-Vision spec (sat nav, keyless entry/start, all round cameras etc.) and it's a great family car. We have three kids, 9,11 and 15 and the back seat takes them all comfortably. It handles like a car, not a big swaying SUV. The load space is very good and the third row seats are handy when we need to give the kids' friends lifts somewhere (last weekend I had six teenagers comfortably(ish) seated after a sleepover).

There's not a great deal of leg room for the third row, and they can be tricky to climb in and out of, but if you slide the back seats forward a bit it evens up the space and makes it less of a hardship. Wouldn't want to try and get a pensioner to climb back there though, and most adults would probably grumble at being cooped up, but for kids it's fine.

Nope all you get is this car for the length of the contract (24months) , and car tax is covered in your fee. As it's a brand new car ,it won't require MOT & has a warranty .
U cover the cost for your own insurance , & servicing ,wear & tear parts etc.

Some leases have an option to include servicing & tyres at a higher cost per month

In the lease arrangement i have it includes road tax and break down and recovery for the length of the lease. Also my car isnt due a service for 20000 miles or 2 years so i'll of handed it back before then. So basically all you have to pay is feul and insurance. Hope this helps.

This isn't a deal cos it isn't available anymore and should be expired.
However if it was still available it would be a very good lease deal

I'm going to assume this was a joke.

Could you share any links please? Genuine question

I've bought so called 5k cars , nearly new cars etc. Your comment comes from someone that can't be bothered to actually do the figures that includes all costs, i.e. road tax, fuel economy, mot, tyres, servicing, depreciation, road recovery, warranty and then there are the other things too, reliability, safety and security. This is a cracking lease deal, comment on the lease deal in the same way you would a mortgage or pint of milk, it is up to the person whether they want a lease or not.

I do agree with you but would probably add ".....if having a new car is important to you"