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Personal Car Leasing Special Offers
Personal contract hire is a type of lease for personal customers. It consists of an upfront payment followed by regular monthly payments over a fixed period of time. It is usually cheaper than financing a vehicle outright as you are effectively renting the vehicle, it doesn't belong to you. The agreement is based on a fixed term and mileage. Click here to see more available personal special offers
![Representative car leasing image for the Nissan Leaf Hatchback 110kW Acenta 40kWh 5dr Auto [6.6kw Charger]](/car-leasing/images/imagery/large/10363_182x137.jpg "Representative car leasing image for the Nissan Leaf Hatchback 110kW Acenta 40kWh 5dr Auto [6.6kw Charger]")
Nissan Leaf Hatchback 110kW Acenta 40kWh 5dr Auto [6.6kw Charger]
£240.10
(Inc VAT) Per Month View Deal
![Representative car leasing image for the Volvo V60 Diesel Sportswagon 2.0 D4 [190] Inscription Plus 5dr Auto](/car-leasing/images/imagery/large/11729_182x137.jpg "Representative car leasing image for the Volvo V60 Diesel Sportswagon 2.0 D4 [190] Inscription Plus 5dr Auto")
Volvo V60 Diesel Sportswagon 2.0 D4 [190] Inscription Plus 5dr Auto
£407.17
(Inc VAT) Per Month View Deal![Representative car leasing image for the Volvo XC40 Estate 1.5 T3 [163] Momentum Pro 5dr Geartronic](/car-leasing/images/imagery/large/10598_182x137.jpg "Representative car leasing image for the Volvo XC40 Estate 1.5 T3 [163] Momentum Pro 5dr Geartronic")
![Representative car leasing image for the SEAT Ibiza Hatchback 1.0 TSI 115 FR [EZ] 5dr](/car-leasing/images/imagery/large/9439_182x137.jpg "Representative car leasing image for the SEAT Ibiza Hatchback 1.0 TSI 115 FR [EZ] 5dr")
Does a car leasing agreement include maintenance?
Does a car leasing agreement include maintenance? Most car leasing agreements do not include maintenance however some do and may offer a maintenance package. Our Maintenance Guide
Business Car Leasing Special Offers
Contract hire can be a cost effective rate for businesses wishing to run new cars. The monthly rentals are fixed for the term of the contract and include Road Fund License (RFL). For VAT registered companies, a portion of the VAT may be reclaimed. The vehicle is handed back at the end of the contract, excess mileage charges will apply if the contract mileage is exceeded. Click here to see more available business special offers
![Representative car leasing image for the Ford Tourneo Courier Diesel Estate 1.5 TDCi Zetec 5dr [Start Stop]](/car-leasing/images/imagery/large/11278_182x137.jpg "Representative car leasing image for the Ford Tourneo Courier Diesel Estate 1.5 TDCi Zetec 5dr [Start Stop]")
Ford Tourneo Courier Diesel Estate 1.5 TDCi Zetec 5dr [Start Stop]
£137.71
(+ VAT) Per Month View Deal![Representative car leasing image for the SEAT Ateca Diesel Estate 2.0 TDI Xcellence Lux [EZ] 5dr DSG](/car-leasing/images/imagery/large/8639_182x137.jpg "Representative car leasing image for the SEAT Ateca Diesel Estate 2.0 TDI Xcellence Lux [EZ] 5dr DSG")
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Car Leasing FAQs
- How does car leasing work?
- Car leasing allows you to finance a new car without having to buy it outright. Car leasing is effectively a long-term rental. You pay an Initial Payment, typically three months' lease, followed by monthly payments for the lease term—usually three years. When the lease ends, you return the car. Read More on "How does car leasing work?"
- Should I buy or lease a car?
- When you lease a car, you'll have the advantage of choosing the latest model every 2–4 years. Typical lease payments are lower than bank-loan repayments. You pay a fixed monthly cost and benefit from a manufacturer's warranty. However, you won't own the vehicle when the lease ends.
- Leasing vs PCP which should I choose?
- Car leasing gets you a brand-new car every 2–4 years. You won't own the vehicle: your lease is a long-term rental agreement. When the lease ends, the car is returned. PCP is similar, but at the end of the rental period you have the option to buy the car. Read More on "Leasing vs PCP which should I choose? "
- How much is it to lease a car?
- When you lease a car, you'll be charged a fixed monthly rate based on the vehicle's value. You'll also pay an Initial Payment (usually 3x your monthly payment, but it can be more). On a three-year lease, total cost equals Initial Payment plus 35x your monthly payment.
- What are the pros and cons of leasing?
- Popular advantages of car leasing include fixed monthly payments, the ability to upgrade to the latest model every 2–4 years and manufacturer's warranty cover. However, you won't own the vehicle. You're responsible for repairs outside of reasonable wear and tear, and you must stick to an annual mileage limit.
- What should I know when leasing a car?
- When leasing a car, you should be aware that you can replace your vehicle with a new model every 2–4 years. Several lease types exist: the most common are Personal Contract Hire and Business Contract Hire. Cars are returned at the end of the agreement. Mileage limits apply. Read More on "What should I know when leasing a car? "
- What is Personal Contract Hire (PCH)?
- Personal Contract Hire (PCH) is car leasing for personal use. PCH is a type of car finance, which allows you to lease a brand-new vehicle for between 2–4 years. PCH prices are always displayed inclusive of VAT. You'll pay an Initial Payment followed by monthly payments. Read More on "What is Personal Contract Hire (PCH)?"
- What is Hire Purchase (HP)?
- Hire Purchase (HP) is a method of car finance that allows you to buy a new vehicle in instalments. Monthly payments are typically more expensive than other finance options. However, once you've completed the payment schedule and paid a final Option to Purchase fee, the vehicle is yours. Read More on "What is Hire Purchase (HP)? "
