Volkswagen car lease deals

Volkswagen builds a car for pretty much every taste, so really lives up to its name as the maker of the people’s car. The truly vast range encompasses everything from a tiny city car up to a large-capacity van, with hot hatches, pick-up trucks, SUVs of all shapes and sizes, and even an electrically powered MPV along the way.

Furthermore, the vast majority of VW’s range earns four or five stars in What Car?’s tests, so you’ll be leasing a great vehicle if you choose a VW.

Which Volkswagen leasing option is right for you?

The Volkswagen range covers almost every driving and lifestyle need. If you want a tiny car to nip into and out of town in, and which will be a doddle to park, the Up is the one to go for. If you want a bit more pace, then the Polo GTI or Golf GTI will raise a smile. If you want executive-style comfort and load space, then the Passat Estate is ideal. If you want to carry a lot of stuff, then the VW Transporter or Crafter are your options. And if SUVs are king, Volkswagen has a vast array available, from the T-Roc and T-Cross up to the large Touareg. All are highly rated.

The VW electric range includes the ID 3 Golf-sized hatchback and the larger ID 4 and ID 5 SUVs. All offer good space and decent ranges.

Traditional names, cutting-edge tech

VW offers an all-encompassing range that should offer something for everyone, whether your needs are for space, low running costs, or simply something that will be good fun. The good news is that we regularly check the packages and prices on offer from dealers nationwide, so you have all the information you need to lease the ideal car for you at the right price.

Lease a Volkswagen. Drive a class leader

Volkswagen buyers have plenty of models to choose from, and the good news is that most of them are either class leaders or near to the top of their respective classes. Traditional cars such as the Polo and Golf are still highly regarded, while the T-Roc SUV and ID Buzz electric MPV both earn a full five stars. Meanwhile, the ID 3 EV could provide all the persuasion you need to make the leap to electric power.