General Lease/PCP/PCH Deals Thread

FZR400RRSP

Can't deny the lease deals going around on the Juke are impressive.
If I'd gone for a lesser model, I could have paid as little as £153.70 per month, VAT included.
That's based on 8000 miles per year, 3 35 months.
Excess/rebate mileage rate is 3.25 per mile.
So not exactly breaking the bank if I exceed the 8000 miles per year.

deantown

That is a very good deal.

blicky_1

We did consider the Juke Tekna, it's a nice car but just did not do it for us in the end so we went for the Fiesta ST at around the same price. Maybe next time around.

deantown

At the same price that is an even better deal. IMO.  Fiesta better looking than Juke.

blicky_1

Totally different car if i'm honest, but the Fiesta is a cracking 2nd car and I can have a play at weekends

domtheone

Good choice.  They are good fun by todays hot hatch standards.

mikeburns

Not a lease but PCP, my wife has just bought a Q7 S-Line Plus for £415 a month, not my first choice of car but as it's being replaced soon there are some good deals out there.

FZR400RRSP

Can't think of a car that would suit my needs less than a Fiesta ST.
And wouldn't buy another Ford after our horrible Fiesta 1.6tdci Titanium.
Horses for courses.

deantown

I drive an XC60. I was just stating that IMO I prefer a Fiesta St to a Juke or a Captur thingy even.

blicky_1

The shape of the Juke is still a bit marmite to me (I don't hate it but also I don't love it if you know what I mean!) also I found the 1.6 Tekna petrol engine horrid, noisy & lack of power when needed not sure why as it's supposed to be 190PS, the 1.5d on the other hand was much better to drive (all be it much slower at only 110PS) My wife will not have another diesel due to short journeys and the time it takes to warm them up, also the smelly hand filling station side of it! she also likes her speed (her last was a Civic Type-R before I sold it last year) so the ST-3 with its speed & gadgets as standard should do her fine for a couple of years, also saving money on fuel/tax over the CTR