General Lease/PCP/PCH Deals Thread

Qactuar

Okay, given that my search has yielded many, many lease deal threads, they are forever lost and it's not always easy to see what the "best" current deals are that people are being sent/coming across in their searches.

If it works, maybe we'll get a sticky thread, but there may not be any appetite for it. If there is, this can serve as one place to put them all

I'd suggest that as guidance, posting deals (or asking about deals) as per the follows:

Car make and model (of course!)Variant of model (engine/trim)Type of lease deal - PCH/PCP etcPersonal or businessTerm (1 23 etc)Mileage allowancePrice inc VATWebsite linkAny other pertinent info
For me personally as of now, this will be useful as my wife looks to make a PCH lease at the end of the year, as she has a generous allowance that she is meant to use, to fund a car under six years old. Luckily, she's not too precious about the car, so long as it's "half decent". This means my Focus goes, as it is on 120k miles for an '07.

We nearly went for a Golf R deal with 10k miles 9 23 (for example, one like this: For the best Car Leasing and Car Lease Deals UK wide - contact 0161 425 8334 but have conceded that it's probably overkill for her needs! (and I wouldn't be able to help myself)

She's not likely to be doing over 10k miles a year, so we are happy to consider petrol or diesel, so long as it has some poke. She's not keen on anything larger than Golf/Focus/Astra sized, so if anyone has any good deals they've come across, we'd certainly take note Aiming for around £250/pm ideally, and keeping the car for about 2 years.

So if something already exists for sharing of general special deals/offers, point away Else, please share what you've come across - one man's trash is another man's treasure, so anything is welcome!

IronGiant

Stickied to see how it gets on

domtheone

Hope i'm allowed to say this.  There's a monster thread over on pistonheads about this very subject.

Indeed, after following it for months, i got my lease deal by checking in on that thread and following up on one of the deals.

This thread will never get the attention like that thread gets (it's closing in on 200 pages!) as there's simply not enough car nuts on here to keep it going but it's a good idea anyway.

Especially given so many people appear to be leasing these days.

Qactuar

Yep I bookmarked it. PH has more performance orientation from my experience of brief visits so maybe for average more...regular cars, this could work too? I certainly find AVF easier to look at

domtheone

Aye the performance bit does feature quite heavily and was relevant to my own choice.

If you can call a Fiesta ST a performance car

baker

Got as far as filling out the order form for this, but put on hold now due the missus wanting to look at new kitchen/extension

VW Golf RPersonal LeaseTerm 24 months10k149.99pm   £2000 deposit (plus vat, so £179.99 & £2400)VOLKSWAGEN GOLF HATCHBACK 2.0 TSI R 5dr Car Leasing - Contract Hire - Cheap Car Leasing & Van Leasing£25 if you want a metallic (Red is Free)

NorvernRob

Stupidly cheap, but isn't there a 6  month waiting list for the R now?

JustinL

Yep I just ordered one, couldn't resist, won't arrive until March, at least I have my TTS to keep me going I went with Gateway2lease but added Keyless and metallic paint so works out £250ish pm, outstanding price for this type of car imo.
Volkswagen Golf
2.0 Tsi R 5dr 300bhp Manual
Our Personal Price
£ 231.59inclusive of VAT per month24 Month Contract
6 23 Payment Profile
Initial Payment = £1157.94 (Excl. VAT)
10,000 miles per annum
Solid Paint

domtheone

I wouldn't mind if it were a 18 month wait on that kind of deal.

Still got 20 months left on my current deal

If my circumstances had been a bit different, needing to sort something out a few months later, i'd have probably gone for one of the golf deals.

Only a bit over 1K more over the 2 years than a Fiesta ST.

JustinL

I know I think the deals will be pulled at the end of the month, must be a loss leader for them to get a few more cars on the road. I'm not complaining getting a £32k car for far less than the depreciation costs on them.