Picking a vehicle

With so many different options available on the market, choosing your next leased vehicle can be a daunting process. Whether you need a reliable vehicle for business trips, a family sized car, or want to impress with the latest electric car, we have a vehicle for every type of driver.   

Our expert team can help you choose the best vehicle for your needs, depending on your budget, the type of car that you want, and the terms of your lease.     

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With over 25 years in the industry, we've become the UK's go-to car leasing company.

Here’s why:

• Personalized service: Our team takes the time to understand your needs and ensures you get the right deal.
• Expertise: On average, our leasing experts have been with us for 7 years.

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Why should I lease my next vehicle?

Car and van leasing is a convenient and cost-effective way to drive a new, reliable car on a regular rotation. Car leasing is like a long-term rental, and you make monthly payments to drive the vehicle before returning it at the end of your contract period. 

Taking out a lease contract

Before you start looking for a new leased vehicle, you need to consider your financial situation, which will determine the makes and models of vehicles available to you: 

• Set your budget

• Choose your make and model of vehicle 

• Choose your lease agreement (length of the contract) 

Our selection of vehicles

We have a wide range of makes and models of vehicle available, including BMW, Audi, Tesla and many more.

Our team work with a large network of funders and manufacturers to offer you the greatest range. Our catalogue offers options to every type of driver operating on any budget, from high-end sports cars to reliable, economical family cars that save on costs.

Choosing your vehicle:   

• Your lifestyle – do you need the car for a long commute or a family car? 

• What are you looking for in a car – space, safety, the latest model? 

• Mileage – estimate your annual mileage 

• Budget – what is affordable? 

• Electric v petrol – do you want to reduce fuel costs and your carbon footprint? 

See other guides

• Leasing Explained
• Maintenance
• Electric Vehicles
• Driving Tips
• Business Leasing