Owning a car used to be considered the ultimate status symbol.
But with the ever changing times, could leasing be the future for the UK
and why do other countries consider leasing to be preferred choice of
travel? It used to be considered that buying a car was a great option
but with the economy the way it is these days, there is a new breed of
buyer ready to save his hard earned cash and lease his next vehicle.
Car
leasing used to be thought of as a business option were you could
offset your tax with the benefit of having a new car. Nowadays with PCP
(Personal Contract Purchase) here are some of the benefits the average
person can look forward too..
The benefits of PCP Leasing versus standard car leasing are 3 main things
1. Having the option to buy the car at the end of the contract at a fixed price
2. Having the option to part exchange your vehicle at the end of the contract
3. Giving your vehicle back and leasing a brand new car in exchange.
2. Having the option to part exchange your vehicle at the end of the contract
3. Giving your vehicle back and leasing a brand new car in exchange.
Also
all price include VAT which in contract hire is not the case. Leasing a
car is considered normal practice in a lot of countries, with people
realising that leasing a car is a smart option in this competitive world
we live in.
What would you say if someone borrowed five 20 pound
notes off you, set fire to one of them, gave you back 80 pounds and then
walked away? The answer would probably be unprintable! Yet that is
exactly what you will do to yourself whenever you buy a new car.
A
new car typically loses 20% of its value within 20 minutes of you
driving it out of the showroom. That money is gone forever, and there is
another world of pain waiting when you come to sell your car. But the
real beauty of leasing a car is in its relationship with premium brands
because you buy these cars at expensive prices and lease them at
fantastic low rates...
Leasing a car makes more sense than ever.... Drive your way to a Brighter Future
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