When you lease a van, you take out a long-term rental agreement which offers the exclusive use of a van or pick-up truck for a set period of time, and at a fixed monthly rate.
Leasing is a fuss-free, and often cheaper, alternative to buying a brand new van. You can lease a van for business use or you could try one of our personal leasing deals.
Find out more with our dedicated van leasing guides.
We’re proud to say that we’re a BVRLA (British Vehicle and Rental Leasing Association) leasing broker member, so you can rest assured that when you lease with us you’ll receive the highest level of service possible.
Here are a few more reasons why we should be your first choice for van leasing.
When it comes to getting your new van delivered to your door, we’re proud to say that we take the utmost care every step of the way. From the financial checks to your new van’s building process, finishing touches and transportation, we’ll keep you up to date with the delivery process from start to finish.
Find out more about our van delivery process.
Whilst our process is easy, leasing a new vehicle can be a big decision. We’ve put together some handy guides to help put your mind at ease before you get back on the road.
Find all the answers to your questions with our collection of van leasing FAQs.
Find answers to our most asked questions about leasing a van
Van leasing is a long-term rental agreement offering the exclusive use of a new van or pick-up truck for a set period. You pick your preferred contract length (two, three or four years), initial rental and mileage parameters at the start of a contract, then pay a series of monthly payments for the duration of the lease. At the end of the contract, the van is handed back to the finance provider without any further obligations.
You can read more in our How Van Leasing Works guide.
We offer a wide range of lease vans to suit almost all business needs and budgets. Small vans and medium panel vans tend to be popular with sole traders and small businesses, while larger vans, dropside and tipper vans are withstand big and heavy jobs. If economy is top of your list, check out our range of electric and hybrid vans. Those who need to carry passengers may prefer a pickup, minibus or crew van.
Van leasing has grown increasingly popular with all types of businesses from sole traders and partnerships, to limited companies and limited liability companies (LLCs).
If your business has been trading for two years or more, you may be eligible for Business Contract Hire or Finance Lease.
If you are a new start-business (trading under two years), personal leasing may be appropriate for you as not all of our finance providers will consider new business applications.
Yes, you can add custom stickers, logos and company decals to a lease van or pickup truck provided that you remove them at the end of the term and before the vehicle is returned to the finance provider.
Each finance company provides its own guidelines as to what is acceptable wear and tear, based on the age and mileage of the vehicle. If you return your van and it has any damage that falls outside of these guidelines, you will be liable to pay for it in the form of lease-end penalty charges.
For more information, visit our Van Fair Wear and Tear Guide.
We do not offer a part exchange service so you will be responsible for the resale or disposal of your existing van if required.