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DIESEL ESTATE 30 TDI Sport 5dr
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USB/Aux-in
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ABARTH 595
HATCHBACK SPECIAL EDITION 1.4 T-Jet 145 70th Anniversary 3dr
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ESTATE 1.5 TSI 5dr
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Apple car/Android auto
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Bluetooth
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SALOON Standard Plus 4dr Auto
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Some of our frequently asked questions about car leasing...
Here are some of the most common questions we're asked about car leasing. If you can't find what you're looking for, get in touch here.
Car leasing is like a long term rental (usually between 2-4 years). You pay an upfront payment of your choice (the more you pay upfront, the less you pay per month), followed by a series of monthly payments for the duration. At the end of the lease, you hand the car back.
All cars are brand new so you will always have a warranty for at least 3 years. All car leases include road tax for the duration and the rentals are fixed for the whole lease. If you include maintenance, all of your servicing and tyres are included. You don’t have to worry about the re-sell or trade-in value of the vehicle, either.
No. Car leases do not typically come with insurance and most lease companies require you to have a fully comprehensive insurance policy for the duration of the car lease.
If a car depreciates, it’s almost always worth considering leaing it (only if the lease deal makes sense, of course). By leasing a depreciating asset, you don’t have to worry about the value at the end. If the car does lose more than anticipated, you remain unaffected as your monthly rentals are fixed.
If the car is likely to hold it’s value and/or you’re happy to keep a car for a longer period of time, then buying or finance it might be a better option. However if the cars value is likely to fall or you want to change your car every few years, you might be better off leasing it!
Car leases vary over thousands of different makes and models. Deals change weekly, so whilst a Fiat 500 might be the cheapest one week, by the next it could be the most expensive (well, not the most expensive, but you get the picture). Best thing to do is to search for car lease deals within your budget.
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