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I got a 63 plate (before the recent model rebranding) for around £220 a month with Sat Nav and sensors plus a nice white finish.
I think the prices have gone up quite a bit recently?
I think the prices have gone up quite a bit recently?
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Nicks link is a good place to start.
Agreed on the cost benefit of run-outs or ultra new.
I lease a new version 2013 E Class for £412pcm inc VAT, 20k a year 3+23.
Now that's costing about £470 18m on.
It was new in April when I took the lease and even through a broker 'Freedom VHL', the car is actually leased direct from MBUK.
That rate on a civic is bloody good, I bet it costs more to buy over three years...
If your fuel is paid per mile, take a bigger car.
2.1 or 2.2 Diesels do almost the same as 2.0ltr but can attract three ppm more in my case.
And then I claim tax relief at 40% on the difference between what my employer pays (17ppm flat) and the 45p/25p permitted.
I do this by self assessment. Got BACS this year for a couple of grand, and next year my tax code is massive
As said above, don't be fussy or brand specific and you can land a gem.
ALWAYS TAKE THREE WAY GAP INSURANCE FOR LEASE CARS!
ALA.co.uk
Best D Segment to run as a company car?
MAZDA 6.
Big engine, frugal.
No contest in this area.
http://www.freedomcontracts.com/Mazd...nal-Lease/1567
Steve.
Agreed on the cost benefit of run-outs or ultra new.
I lease a new version 2013 E Class for £412pcm inc VAT, 20k a year 3+23.
Now that's costing about £470 18m on.
It was new in April when I took the lease and even through a broker 'Freedom VHL', the car is actually leased direct from MBUK.
That rate on a civic is bloody good, I bet it costs more to buy over three years...
If your fuel is paid per mile, take a bigger car.
2.1 or 2.2 Diesels do almost the same as 2.0ltr but can attract three ppm more in my case.
And then I claim tax relief at 40% on the difference between what my employer pays (17ppm flat) and the 45p/25p permitted.
I do this by self assessment. Got BACS this year for a couple of grand, and next year my tax code is massive
As said above, don't be fussy or brand specific and you can land a gem.
ALWAYS TAKE THREE WAY GAP INSURANCE FOR LEASE CARS!
ALA.co.uk
Best D Segment to run as a company car?
MAZDA 6.
Big engine, frugal.
No contest in this area.
http://www.freedomcontracts.com/Mazd...nal-Lease/1567
Steve.
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