car leasing, does anyone have experience of it?

financialdisease

We are looking to get a new car borrowing to fund one is not a option so I am looking for information on car leasing

Thanks

bsms1147

financialdisease wrote: »

car leasing, does anyone have experience of it?

Yes, lots of people.

financialdisease

bsms1147 wrote: »

Yes, lots of people.

Im hoping for some experiences and recommendations if anyone wishes to share them thanks, I used the search function but found nothing relevant.

Mankysteve

Shortly the buy a banger its cheaper brigade will be along and there usually right.

[Deleted User]

Buy a banger it's cheaper. And you won't get stung for miscellaneous scratches and dings when you hand the car back. Win win. :money:

bigjl

Lings Cars apparentlt have good deals.

Though personally i find leasing a car pointless unless you are doing it via your business.

Hintza

Yes

Not as cheap as it once was.

Go for the deal and not the car.

Do your sums to compare other deals, pcp, bank loan, pre-reg etc versus leasing.

nonnatus

I currently lease a Citroen C1 from Lings and (as I've said previously) I'm very happy with the whole deal. I'm two years into a three year lease and won't hesitate to use them again.

financialdisease

It is for business use and will be funded by a car allowance provided by the employer.

I will check out lings thanks

I have no preference over cars just needs to be a family sized or este 5 door and preferably diesel engine, the Nissan Nuke seems much more reasonably priced than other more common cars. I am planning to read up on what car.

Thanks for your input.

DKLS

Always go for the deal, and don't discount more expensive cars as there has been some stonking good deals in the past year, BMW, Mercedes, Skoda and VW have put various models on lease for very attractive rates.

sinbad182

Deleted_User wrote: »

Buy a banger it's cheaper. And you won't get stung for miscellaneous scratches and dings when you hand the car back. Win win. :money:

Win win if you're happy driving a clapped out shed around.

You strike me as the kind of guy who parks his car on his lawn. Some people have more self respect than that.