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When you lease a personal car, you take out a long-term rental agreement where you pay a fixed fee every month for a set period of time. It’s an alternative, and often low cost way to get a brand new car. You can lease a car for personal use, or you could try one of our business car leasing deals.
Find out more with our dedicated car leasing guide.
Find out about the two main types of car leasing - Personal Contract Hire (PCH) and Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) - and why leasing is an alternative, often cheaper, solution to buying a new car with a bank loan or dealer finance.
Read more about how car leasing works.
We’re a BVRLA (British Vehicle and Rental Leasing Association) leasing broker member, meaning you can rest assured that you’re getting a brand new car with the highest level of service possible.
See even more reasons why we should be your first choice for car leasing.
We take the utmost care when it comes to getting your new car to your door. From full financial checks through to updates on your car’s build, finishings and transportation, you’ll be kept up to date with every step of the delivery process.
Find out more about how we deliver your new car.
Leasing a new car can be a big decision. That’s why we’ve put some handy guides together to help put your mind at ease before you get out onto the road.
Get all the answers you need with our comprehensive car leasing guides.
Not sure car leasing is right for you? Check out the answers to some of our most common questions to put your mind at ease.
Car leasing is a long-term rental agreement of usually, two, three or four years. At the start of the contract, you choose your preferred mileage amount, contract length and initial payment, then pay a fixed monthly cost for the use of the vehicle. The car is delivered to your door and then at the end of the lease contract, you simply hand back the car back, leaving you free to take another lease car should you wish.
You can read more about car leasing in our How Car Leasing Works guide.
Business car leasing is available to limited companies, partnerships, sole traders and LLPs. Businesses can reclaim up to 50% of the rental (for cars) or up to 100% (on commercial vehicles) on a business contract hire agreement. Business car leasing prices exclude VAT.
Personal car leasing is available to private individuals. Personal contract hire is similar to business car leasing with the exception of reclaiming the VAT. Personal car leasing prices include VAT.
Car leasing is an alternative – and often cheaper – solution to getting a new car with a bank loan or dealer finance. You can enjoy all the benefits of driving a new car, but you don’t have to worry about depreciation because you don’t own the vehicle.
You can read more about the benefits and potential drawbacks of car leasing in our Buying vs Leasing guide.
All of our car lease contracts include:
Vehicle insurance, maintenance and servicing is not usually included but packages are available for an additional cost.
If you are looking for a car lease with insurance included, check out our Complete Care offering.
Complete Care offers an insured lease vehicle, as well as other services including maintenance and servicing, breakdown cover, shortfall protection and glass protection, all for a fixed monthly rental. All you need to add is the fuel.
At the end of the car lease agreement, your car will be collected from your home or workplace free of charge. It's just like giving the keys back to your landlord when you move.
So long as you return the vehicle in a good condition and you’ve stuck to the mileage you agreed at the start of the contract, you won’t have anything more to pay, leaving you free to take out another lease car should you wish.
You can read more in our Returning Your Lease Vehicle guide.
Leasing a car can be a much more affordable way to drive off in a brand new vehicle. When buying a car, you pay out a large upfront fee or take out a finance deal, while leasing gives you the flexibility to pay fixed monthly instalments. You can also choose to include the cost of maintenance and servicing in your agreement, potentially saving you money in the future and reducing the amount of time you spend off the road.