If you are very sure that you want to lease, then remember that all the people that are being quoted are probably brokers. You can still get a fantastic deal from the dealer, so try there as well as the broker.
The best thing to do is get a leasing company/brokers quote and take it with you, then get them to see if they can beat it - harsh but fair practise. It also means that you can check out the car - a broker or leasing company (they come in lots of disguises) won't necessarily know the full spec of the car and I know of a person who leased a 7 series, not realising that they needed to change the steering wheel option which was FOC, they are now stuck in it for 2 years - the dealer queried, the broker confirmed!
If you don't fancy the dealer route then try Skyfleet , they are about the cheapest on the marketplace, the guys are really friendly and will get a deal for you (they have been going about 15 years)
http://www.skyfleetltd.co.uk/
AND as an afterthought, most people will tell you it is more expensive to lease, look at both costs, sometimes manufacturers have special deals which means it can work out cheaper to lease (eg last year BMW X3 at <£300pm). BUT be sure that you want to keep the car the term, if you are going into a contract lease, if you mean Lease purchase, this is a different thing and you are liable for depreciation.
2007-04-23 22:05:06
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answered by Palomino 2
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Best Car Leasing Companies
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Can anyone recommend a good car leasing company for private users?
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answered by Anonymous
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I am going to take a chance here and instead of answer the question I am going to try and save you a headache later. Leasing a car is the most expensive way to drive the banks car. (Yes it is the banks car until you have a title) The problem is the mileage limitation and the turn in proceedure. Mileage is a problem because we cannot forsee the future and you don't know if you will be driving 10 or 50000 miles a year in two years. Also, Different companies have different expectations of what condition the car should be in on turn in. Meaning a scratch to one company is just a scratch but to some its damage that you will be charged for. My advice... Pay cash for used.
2007-04-19 06:16:19
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answered by ? 3
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answered by milhollen 4
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D&M Auto Leasing!
We are the largest consumer leasing company in the nation and have been in business for over 30 years. We lease 600-700 vehicles a month and do 60-70% repeat and referal business.
Check out our website and let me know if you would like a quote. www.dmautoleasing.com
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2007-04-19 10:11:40
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answered by Joe W 1
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Without knowing where you are it's not possible to make any recommendation. Your first stop should be your bank. Many of them either do leasing directly or have a captive arm that handles that.
2007-04-18 23:59:57
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answered by Bostonian In MO 7
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Hi, I use www.firstvehicleleasing.co.uk You are very wise leasing your car! You clever man, if it decreases in value, lease it, if it increases in value buy it, also you will look hell hot in the latest cars!
2007-04-18 22:49:39
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answered by Puma Academy 3
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Try Arnold Clark Contract Hire, call them on 0141 332 2626 and ask for contract hire long term.
2007-04-18 22:50:42
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answered by Anonymous
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