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A saloon is a four-door family car, set apart from a hatchback by its separate boot compartment. Saloons remain a great choice for families, offering plenty of storage space, great value for money and no shortage of style, with our range including the Audi A3 and BMW 3 Series.
The Tesla Model 3 is an electric saloon car known for its stunning design and impressive performance. Available with two drivetrains and up to 390 miles of range, the Model 3 is a great choice for an electric lease car.
The new Audi A4 has been improved in every way and offers greater value than ever, with a host of optional equipment now as standard.
The first electric 5 Series, the i5 combines performance and comfort to deliver an exceptional driving experience. It’s available with a single or dual motor variant.
The new Audi e-tron GT Saloon may be 100% electric but it is still every inch an Audi performance model.
Available with either a petrol, diesel, or plug-in hybrid powertrain, the 508 Fastback is a versatile and stylish family car.
The A8 Saloon is the most technologically advanced car Audi has ever produced, giving rivals the BMW 7 Series and Mercedes S-Class a run for their money in the luxury saloon sector.
Thirty-five years after the first M3 took to the stage, BMW presents the latest generation M3 Saloon, with sporting spirit and cutting-edge technology.
With two electric motors for 544 hp and 387-mile range, the all-new BMW i7 is the perfect electric lease car for those who want the best of the best.
Beautifully made and packed full of tech, the BMW 7 Series executive saloon is a legitimate challenger to the Mercedes-Benz S-Class.
New for 2020, the Skoda Octavia Hatchback promises improved quality and refinement.
Explore the refined and redesigned Mazda 3 Saloon with next-generation technology and latest Skyactiv engines.
With its futuristic design, all-wheel-drive and 320-mile range, the new Hyundai Ioniq 6 is a sleek four-door electric saloon that looks as good as it drives.
Find your perfect lease saloon car with Nationwide Vehicle Contracts. Our saloon lease deals offer everything you need, from space and style to value for money, making them a popular choice with families and company car drivers alike.
Our saloon lease offers include:
Whether you’re after a smaller saloon, like the Audi A3 Saloon or Mercedes A-Class Saloon, or a larger sedan, like the Tesla Model S or Jaguar XE, we’re sure to have a personal or business lease deal to suit you and your budget.
A saloon car is a four-door family car that's different from a hatchback because of its separate boot compartment. Saloon cars are characterised by their enclosed structure, fixed roof, and long dimensions.
Check out our Understanding Car Body Types guide if you want more information.
Lease prices for a saloon car typically start from £300 per month, rising to £1,500+ for the top-of-the-range Maserati Quattroporte four-door luxury sports saloon. The cost of leasing a saloon car varies depending on various factors, such as the specific make and model, lease duration, additional features, and market conditions.
View our latest saloon lease deals for up-to-date lease pricing.
Choosing the right saloon car depends on personal preferences, but there are some popular models to choose from:
Saloon cars are generally longer than hatchbacks, so they come with more rear passenger space and additional legroom. They also come with bigger boots, offering more storage space for luggage or big items.
Saloon cars focus on driving dynamics and performance and offer a comfortable and refined driving experience. Most saloon cars come with various engine options, allowing drivers to choose an engine that suits their driving style.
Saloon cars are suitable for small to medium-sized families. They come with a good amount of interior space, plenty of safety features, and a smooth ride, making them ideal for everyday motoring or long family journeys.
Check out our Family Car Leasing guides for more information.
There is no difference between the terms ‘saloon’ and ‘sedan’. They are often used interchangeably as they both refer to a passenger car with an enclosed cabin and separate boot compartment.