Best Car Leasing Deals & Special Offers
Manufacturer-supported deals on brand new cars, updated as offers change.
Special offers exist because a manufacturer or funder is supporting a particular model, usually to shift stock ahead of a plate change or a facelift. The savings are real rather than marketing. The trade-off is that you take the specification on offer rather than building the car yourself.
Brands currently featured include Audi, BMW, Volkswagen, Kia and Hyundai. If nothing here suits, we can quote on the full range.
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How Car Leasing Special Offers Work
A special offer is not simply a lower price. It usually means a manufacturer or a funder is putting money behind a specific model, and understanding why helps you judge whether a deal is genuinely good.
Manufacturer support
Brands subsidise finance on models they want to move, often ahead of a facelift or a new generation. The car is exactly the same, the maker is simply absorbing part of the cost.
Funder targets
Finance houses work to volume targets and sharpen rates to hit them, which is why the same car can carry very different monthlies depending on who funds it. Comparing across funders is where a broker earns their place.
The honest trade-off
Offers are built on set specifications, so you take the trim and colour available rather than building the car yourself. If a particular options list matters to you, a factory order usually makes more sense.
Every offer here is on a brand new vehicle supplied through franchised dealers, with the full manufacturer warranty and road tax included for the term. If you would rather have something ready sooner, see what is available from stock.
What Is Currently on Offer
Offers move regularly, so the list above is the live position. Broadly, this is where the support tends to sit at the moment.
Small cars and city runabouts
The Suzuki Swift, Peugeot 208 and Hyundai i20 sit at the affordable end. A supermini on a supported deal can land close to a larger car on an unsupported one, so compare across sizes before deciding.
Family SUVs
The Nissan Qashqai remains the default family choice for good reason, while the Hyundai Tucson and Cupra Formentor offer more character. All three cover similar ground, so the deciding factor is usually which is best supported that month.
Electric models
EVs frequently carry the strongest support on the list, with the Volvo EX30, BYD Dolphin Surf and BMW iX1 regulars. See the full electric range.
Premium and performance
Support reaches the premium end too, with the BMW 1 Series, MINI Cooper and Volkswagen Golf appearing regularly.
For company car drivers, fully electric models carry a substantial benefit-in-kind advantage, though those rates are legislated to rise over the coming years. We are a credit broker rather than a tax adviser, so confirm current figures with your accountant. If nothing here suits, we can quote across the full range whether it is on offer or not.
Car Leasing Special Offer FAQs
A special offer is a lease deal supported by a manufacturer or finance provider, which brings the monthly rental below standard pricing on that vehicle. The support usually appears when a brand wants to move a particular model, often ahead of a facelift or a new generation, so the car itself is unchanged.
Yes, on the vehicle in question, because someone else is absorbing part of the cost. What matters more is whether the supported car is the right one for you. A well-supported model one size up can work out similar to an unsupported car a size down, so it is worth comparing across the range rather than assuming the cheapest headline is the best value.
Manufacturer and funder support is set in short cycles, often monthly or quarterly, and tied to targets and stock positions. A deal that looks strong now may not be there next month, and something better may appear in its place. If you have seen something you like, it is worth talking to us while it is live.
Usually not to the same degree as a factory order. Offers are built around set specifications, so you take the trim and often the colour available. If a particular options list matters to you, a standard factory order gives you full choice, and we can quote both so you can compare.
The initial rental is the first, larger payment at the start of a lease, quoted as a multiple of the monthly figure such as 6+35 or 9+47. A larger initial rental reduces the monthly payment and a smaller one raises it. It is not a deposit, because it is not refunded at the end of the agreement.
Yes, offers are available to limited companies, sole traders and partnerships as well as personal customers. Business prices are quoted excluding VAT and VAT-registered businesses can usually reclaim a proportion of it, depending on how the vehicle is used. Speak to your accountant about your own position.
Yes, every vehicle in our special offers is brand new and supplied through franchised dealers, with the full manufacturer warranty. Road tax is included for the duration of the agreement.
Electric models often carry some of the strongest support on the market, as manufacturers work to meet the UK ZEV mandate. For company car drivers the benefit-in-kind advantage on fully electric cars is significant, though those rates are legislated to rise over the coming years. We are a credit broker and not a tax adviser, so confirm the current figures with your accountant.
Exactly the same as any other lease. You return the vehicle, it is inspected against the BVRLA fair wear and tear standard, and anything beyond that standard or mileage above your agreed allowance is charged. The offer affects the price you pay, not the terms of the agreement.