So you got to pay at least a couple of grand upfront then pay £200 a month thats crazy! That is around 5 grand over 2 years, i wonder what the policy is on kerbed wheels, trolley dents ect bet they charge for the lot when you guve it back unless there is an insurance waver type thing like a rental bet thats not cheap either, you can definitely buy a good used car for 5 grand without the worry of denting it plus you keep it after, i got a 7.5 grand loan out for 3 years to replace 2 cars paid £1800 for an old fusion low miles only 63k when i got it and a suzuki alto for £3700 which has done less than 40k and 2013 they do what we need them to and the loan costs only £225 a month even if one of the cars breaks we have a spare
Hey thanks for the comment. If you've taken good care of the car and the only damage is the normal damage you'd expect on a 2,3 or 4 year car then you shouldn't expect any bill at all when you hand it back. Fair, wear and tear should not be confused with damage which is 'out of the ordinary' such as parking scrapes, a crash and harsh treatment. 25mm is the normal allowance for dents and scrapes. But you can also get great used cars deals out there as well. It all depends on what people want. If they want a new car but don’t want to pay new car prices and for a depreciating asset then leasing is a great way in. If you are not fussed about it being new , then buying a used car is another great way of getting a car. Thanks for chatting and sharing with us 🤗
Well I did pick a golf as one of my choices. So it’s kind of the same lol appreciate the comment. I’ve got a great golf r review on the 7.5 if you like the golf Rs 🤗
Imagine leasing a Nissan. What a waste of money. Spend 7 grand on a used vehicle and you get to keep it. Buy wisely and it’ll be more reliable than your stinking Nissan.
Very true Ian you can always get some great used bargains out there. All depends on people’s preference. Appreciate you chatting and sharing your thoughts 🤗
