Estate Leasing and Contract Hire

An estate car is a type of car characterised by a long roofline and extended cargo space at the rear. Estate cars typically come with large boots to provide plenty of room for luggage or cargo.

For more information, check out our Understanding Car Body Types guide.

The cost of leasing an estate car can vary depending on several factors, including the make and model of the car, the lease term, the annual mileage allowance, and any additional features or options. Additionally, leasing costs can also be influenced by current market conditions and any available promotional offers.

Estate car lease prices typically range from between £200 per month to £1,600+ per month. Luxury and high-performance estates tend to have higher lease prices compared to more budget-friendly or mainstream options.

To get the most accurate and up-to-date pricing information on lease estate cars, visit our website or contact our sales team on 0345 811 9595 to get a tailored quote based on your specific requirements.

The cost of leasing an automatic estate car depends on several factors, including the make and model of the car, the contract terms, and any additional features or options included. 

Automatic estate cars tend to be more expensive to lease than manual cars because their gearboxes are more complex and are more expensive to produce. 

Lease prices for automatic estate cars range from £300 to £1,600+ per month. To get the most accurate prices and information, visit our estate car leasing page or contact our sales team on 0345 811 9595. 

Deciding on the best estate car depends on several factors, including personal preference and budget. However, there are some popular choices, including: 

• Skoda Octavia Estate
• BMW 3 Series Touring
• Mercedes C-Class Estate 

An estate car is suitable for a family because it’s spacious and practical. Family estate cars offer large cargo space, providing plenty of room for luggage, prams, sports equipment, and food shopping. Some of the best family estate cars even come with seven seats, making them ideal for larger families.

If you're looking for advice for family cars, check out our Family Car Leasing guides to find the best options, including estate cars with seven seats.

Estate cars are known for their practicality. One of the key advantages of an estate car is its versatile and spacious cabin, ideal for transporting large items or accommodating a family. Additionally, estate cars have rear seats that can be folded down to significantly increase boot size, enhancing their utility even further.

Yes, these cars typically have large boot spaces thanks to their square rear end. The estate car boot size can often be increased by folding down the rear seats, creating an even larger space when needed.

The Skoda Octavia Estate, one of the most popular estate cars, comes with a boot space of 610 litres.

In general, estate cars tend to be more expensive to lease than hatchbacks of the same model. This is due to their larger size, increased cargo space, and potentially higher purchase price, which leads to higher leasing costs. Factors such as market demand, vehicle specifications, and operational costs also contribute to the price difference. 

Comparing specific lease deals for both types will provide a clearer understanding of the cost variations.