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Who Can Lease a Car?

If you were to lease a car rather than buy it outright, you would find it's a brilliant way to gain full access to a vehicle. The cost of owning a vehicle is now at the highest its ever been, and it's only going to get higher. This means that leasing is now a more viable option, which is why it is now at its most popular, especially when the options you have are even more accommodating than ever.

Car leasing, who is it for?

Having access to a car is an important part of modern life. It allows people to travel between locations that may have previously been hard to reach, at their own leisure as well, as there's no need to wait for public transport.

They can also be used from within a business, whether it be as a company car or as a means of transporting tools between destinations. Here at LeaseCar we give you the option to choose from personal and business leases, ensuring that you get the contract that best suits you.

Business

When purchasing a car, a main worry can be how much it'll be worth at the end of the contract due to depreciation. You may have initially wanted to sell it for a profit, but it's possible to miss out if your vehicle has suffered from high levels of depreciation.

When you first agree to a lease contract, the overall amount of depreciation that will occur once the contract has finished is estimated. Numerous factors can change this estimation, such as the mileage you'll be doing. One of the best things about this estimation is that you have a full understanding on how much you will pay per month without worrying about resale values.

Maintenance

When working in a business, it is a pain having to deal with the maintenance that is essential for a vehicle. One of the main reasons leasing exists is so that people don't have to deal with as much hassle that you deal with when owning a car fully.

We have a maintenance package which means you don't have to worry about this aspect at all. You have access to a number of dealers situated over the UK and Northern Ireland.

Tax advantages

One of the major benefits a VAT registered business can gain is tax advantages for leasing a car, such as reclaiming a percentage of the VAT of the monthly rental. As long as you can prove that the only use of your vehicle is for business purposes, you can qualify for these tax advantages.

Personal

Personal and business leasing are very similar, with a significant difference being that personal lease contracts aren't able to reclaim a percentage of value added tax.

The advantages to personal leasing are similar to business leasing in that you often pay a much lower monthly amount than you would if you bought the car. 

Lower upfront costs

When it comes to costs, you have the luxury of not dealing with as many upfront costs that occur when purchasing a vehicle. The average initial rental is three times the monthly rental, which can also be changed to the equivalent of 6 or 9 monthly rentals.

Fewer obligations

Something that attracts a lot of people to a lease contract, there are very few obligations you have to deal with. You have to make sure that you pay your monthly rentals at the appropriate time.

Once your contract has come to an end, you can simply return it to us. There's no need to worry about the selling or haggling aspect which can often put people off. If you want a different vehicle to lease, it's possibly. Once your current lease contract has finished, simply return the vehicle and then agree to a new lease contract.

LeaseCar and you

The main thing about leasing a car is that it's an option which is available for everyone. It has been designed to be affordable and more approachable than fully buying a car, and with maintenance options you can lower the responsibilities that can take up a lot of time.

If you have any questions at all about the lease agreements we have on offer, get in contact today, or join the conversation on Twitter: @LeaseCar_UK.

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