£9.99 a month car lease - 10k year mileage limit

[Marc]

How can they even make this work?

http://www.centralukvehicleleasing....r_lease/64220/citroen/c1/10_vti_feel_5dr.html

ok, so after the deposit is taken into consideration its £112 a month inc vat, but thats a new car on the road with no hassles for a year, less than £30 a week to have a new car on the door is pretty good deal.

 

[Burt2000]

Thats cheap hassle free motoring there and will do very good mpg aswell.

 

[Coog]

lol now that's cheap!

 

[corsacj]

Jesus that is some value alright!

 

[Burt2000]

If you do the allowed miles approx 800 a month at say 100 mile to tenner of fuel thats £80, so say £200 a month all in for car and running costs. Very good for somebody on a budget.

 

[Coog]

Actually if you look on there you can get the VW UP! for £91 a month all in including the initial deposit (albeit it's for less miles).

 

[Burt2000]

some bargains about!

 

[Coog]

For sure. Though even at 10k miles it's cheaper for me to run my 3.0 petrol to work than lease and run any lease vehicle lol

Been trying to justify a city car using some cunning man maths recently but just can't

 

[Burt2000]

For sure. Though even at 10k miles it's cheaper for me to run my 3.0 petrol to work than lease and run any lease vehicle lol

Been trying to justify a city car using some cunning man maths recently but just can't

How does the zoe work out Coog? i see the deal we got is still on. Works out at £36 week for everything to have a new car at your door withno running costs. A 3.0 petrol would obviously be more fun though

 

[BarryPort]

£3.68 per day. You could probably offset it against your tax too if self employed.
Amazing!

 

[Cartunes]

£3.68 per day. You could probably offset it against your tax too if self employed.
Amazing!

I giggled when I pictured it in your garage!

 

[davey-dimples]

Cracking value

 

[Coog]

How does the zoe work out Coog? i see the deal we got is still on. Works out at £36 week for everything to have a new car at your door. A 3.0 petrol would obviously be more fun though

Cheaper to run the 3.0 for all the miles I do (about 120 a week). Much of a muchness when I factor in repairs tbh

 

[Jason]

Thats cheap! Would nearly take one to sticker up and use as a courtesy car!

 

[Mont]

That is insanely cheap!

 

[Artoir]

Plenty of sub £100 lease deals. Stop getting sucked in by the headline figure!

 

[Burt2000]

And you still have to fuel them

 

[Shannonsir]

I'm running a new c1 ATM on lease, 12k a year, 18month contract for less than £120 month. Has been a flawless wee car for scooting to work and back and is so cheso to fuel its unreal, free road tax and insurance is tuppence. Highly reccomended. It's a Toyota aygo underneath too!

 

[VEN©M]

im in a brand new Fiat 500x £140 per month, was £800 down. its a heck of a lot more car than a little town car. i really like it! given i don't know where i'll be 2 or 3 years from now, it was a no brainer.

 

[chris_b]

I was showing someone this deal or one very close to it a while back and they still didn't believe me even after reading it.

It's the future of driving, next step will be cars just lying about anywhere that belong to a company you pay a rental fee too and use as and when you need to.

 

[BarryPort]

I would rather drive a Peugeot 405 TD than live a life on strap.


Designed by Pininfarina don't you know.

 

[BarryPort]

It's the future of driving, next step will be cars just lying about anywhere that belong to a company you pay a rental fee too and use as and when you need to.

I wouldn't doubt you for a second. An evolution from city bikes.

 

[chris_b]

It's coming you can be 100% sure and when it does it will suit prob 80% of the population better than owning a car. In cities like London it will be a complete no brainer.

The life on strap comment, sometimes not always, a lease works out cheaper than using your own money for something. In that case I'd much rather a short term lease of whatever, especially when it works to your advantage

 

[pizza85]

It's coming you can be 100% sure and when it does it will suit prob 80% of the population better than owning a car. In cities like London it will be a complete no brainer.

The life on strap comment, sometimes not always, a lease works out cheaper than using your own money for something. In that case I'd much rather a short term lease of whatever, especially when it works to your advantage

Over in London at the minute and one of the guys here doesn't have a car. Him and the girlfriend were going on a weekend away and used some website to hire someone's personal car. Way cheaper than hertz et al and just lifted it at the persons house where they had a key box outside.

Sounded like a good job - if not something that could be taken advantage of!

 

[Paul RS]

It's coming you can be 100% sure and when it does it will suit prob 80% of the population better than owning a car. In cities like London it will be a complete no brainer.

The life on strap comment, sometimes not always, a lease works out cheaper than using your own money for something. In that case I'd much rather a short term lease of whatever, especially when it works to your advantage

If I didn't have a company car, I'd lease. It's alright saying you are debt free driving something old, but you've to worry about breakdowns, getting parts etc etc. New car - warranty = somebody else's problem to fix