IN-STOCK Electric Car Lease Deals of the Month | Sept 2024 | EV Leasing Deals
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
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IN-STOCK Electric Car Lease Deals of the Month | Sept 2024 | EV Leasing Deals
Welcome to the in-stock EV lease deals of the month for the UK where we look at the best electric car lease deals in the UK this month.
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Literally just ordered a Kona. Very happy!
Great choice 👍
Same cheers for the heads up
Got ID7 tourer coming in 3 weeks for £399 a month. Thanks for all the info & support in helping me select the best lease.
Great car 👍
Same for me. My model 3 LR goes back Monday (after 4 yrs) and my id.7 tourer gets delivered Tuesday, looking forward to massage seats! I went for 1+35, 8k pa £399
mine arrived last week, it's a fantastic electric estate. Easily will do 300 miles of range and in no way seems like a basic trim car. No complaints so far!
Congrats on the 50k Jim. Well deserved
Thanks 👍
Some great deals
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Literally just put my order in for an Ora 03. Test drove it last week and really liked it, got a lease direct with the dealer as it was the best deal for the colour combo we wanted. 3+35, 10k miles a shade over £200 a month. Just the petrol savings alone of scrapping my 2006 Mini will almost cover the cost of the lease!
Crazy isn't it? that you can cover the lease for your old fuel cost...👍👍👍
@DefinitelyNotAGuru it's a brilliant, low cost, low risk way to get out of a petrol car. Just need an EV to come along that can replace my Nissan Elgrand (NOT the ID Buzz!) and I'll never have to stop at a petrol station again.
😁 you can't really say that though - you might get an overwhelming urge to pay £2 for a can of coke 😂
@DefinitelyNotAGuru very true. Or the emergency 'out of loo roll' stop.
Ive had my ORA 03 pro + for a month now . Absolutely amazing car and value for money .
Great video as always Jim, many thanks 👍
Thanks mate 🙏👍
Ordered my Tesla Model Y with your code, cracking deal, cheers 👍👍
Enjoy it
So in effect the real cost of leasing a car per month is the monthly cost, plus the up front payment spread across the months you have it on lease for? So if you lease a car for £200 a month for 24 months with an upfront cost of £1200 your monthly cost is really £250 per month. (As long as you don’t go over the allowed mileage or scratch it down a Cornish hedge!)
Exactly
Congratulations for the 50K subscribers Jim, very well done,you help a lot of people with yhe leasing deals pkus yhe the Gap insurance,my wife is very happy abd im very happy too, thank you so much 👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍🐻👌 keep it up
Thanks very much👍
Thanks Jim, used your Tesla ref code, picking up mine on Saturday
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Collecting my Model Y Friday using your mates code. Also ordered the rims. Cheers!
Nice! 👌
Hi Jim , great videos as usual , can you do a spot on higher mileage? Looking to lease on 15k per year , 2years , 3mths upfront. Any advice? specific vehicles? EV or ICE
Usually the best deals will still be the ones in the video regardless of mileage, but always the case but it often is. So on 15k you’ll be paying more than shown in the video but those deals will likely still offer some of the best value.
@@DefinitelyNotAGuru Thanks
Can you answer a question I have the ‘upfront payment’ you speak of on leases, is that a deposit or just the initial cost you have to pay. Just I always buy a car outright and I know you like Leasing so I just want to understand what’s involved and the full cost of leasing over the 2 or 3 years whatever. Thanks
Initital cost that you don't get back
As always some fantastic deals. It makes so much sense to lease than buy especially at these prices.
Absolutely!
I think in the last 2 years I’ve seen 1 or maybe 2 Ora 03/Funky Cats max. Around here in rural Central Scotland I;m seeing lots and lots of Toyota BZ4X’s / Subaru Solterras but lately there are lots and lots of new Ford Explorers on 74 plates on the roads. Apart from my own new Mini Countryman S E I’ve only seen one other but quite a few of the new Cooper E/ S Es
Funnily enough there are a lot of 03’s around here now but I haven’t seen my first Explorer in the wild yet.
👍👍👍. Thanks Jim
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I noticed the same thing on Kona’s on my Salary Sacrifice scheme - they seem to be giving them away!
Result! Great car
Can I ask? why you would get a lease on a car? It seems a lot of money paid over the lease period to hand it back. Am I correct or am I missing something?
Well yes, you are missing a lot. Plenty of videos of on my channel show why it can be a great option. I suggest you watch some of the finance comparison videos.
Yes 32nd again definitely winning at life😂😂😂😂
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Kona is a great deal. Unless you need the boot space hard to pay an e tra £100 a month for the Niro (which itsel is a great car)
ID7 is a better use of the extra £100 if you need the extra room
My ID7 Tourer is finally coming a week tomorrow!
How long did you have to wait?
@@tonyv75 they were advertised as "in stock" but I don't think held at a port is really in stock.....I ordered it 4 weeks ago tomorrow. So it's taking about 5 weeks from order to delivery
Enjoy it Paul 👍
2-3 weeks is about average for a “in stock” car I’d say.
@@DefinitelyNotAGuru there may be moist eyes when my 335d goes but it's not like I get to really use it's performance and it's time I tried an EV 👍
Question: I currently see the ID 7, in both styles, at a lot less than you have in the video. Is this perhaps you don't rate the broker?
Where?
It’s probably a fake price or a crazy lease profile (4 years, 5k miles, 12 months upfront). A lot advertise false deals to get you on the phone or to get your information too.
Perhaps you have it set up with different criteria? The default leaseloco deal was £262 a week or two ago, but that was 9+23, 5k miles - the 403.91 deal Jim's pricing up is setup up quoting 3+35, 10k pa ?
@@jamesraisonx Yes, you're correct having done the numbers myself now. I was looking at 9+35 @8K pa coming in at around 320. Sorry for any confusion.
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Thanks, your channel has helped me to seriously consider leasing my next car. However, as this will be an electric I am concerned about the situation with Chinese EV's. If large tariffs are introduced by the UK government, following the US(100%) and the EU (tba) then this might effect the brands support in the UK and the cost of spares etc... We have seen issues even with Tesla for insurance and getting spare parts... Chinese EV's could end up much worse. What is the opinion currently on this ?
@@grumblewoof4721 why would a tariff on "vehicles" affect the price of the spare parts?
It wouldn’t bother me, particularly on a lease.
@@paulacklam1172 I am not sure which is why I asked. If high tariffs means less cars sold then there is less need to service them and hold spares. The tariffs might cause the Chinese manufacturer to go bust (China's economy is in a bad way at the moment) and then there would be no spares or they would be very expensive. I am not sure how tariffs work but I could imagine that they might apply to all aspects of the EV car including spares. But I guess we will see.
@@DefinitelyNotAGuru Thanks, I see that leasing does give some assurances over ownership. What made me think about spares was the story about a Tesla owner who waited a year to get a windscreen from Tesla so the car was unusable (I don't think it was a lease). IF something happened so that the car could not be driven, could you cancel a lease and get a new lease with a different car ?
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