Car leasing

Car leasing is a great way to get behind the wheel of your perfect car for a set monthly fee.

You can drive away a newer, safer, more efficient, and, let's be honest, better car on terms that suit you. Plus, you'll be able to change your lease car every few years with absolute ease.

The best bit? For those of us that don't intend on ever owning the car, choosing to lease a car can often be cheaper than alternative financing options like PCP.

From the best SUV lease deals, to a large range of in stock lease cars, to the perfect electric car lease.

If you want to refine your search, head to our dedicated personal car leasing or business car leasing pages to find your lease car quicker.

Want to drive your car lease in complete peace of mind? Add on a vehicle maintenance package to make compulsory garage trips a concern of the past.

Here's to putting you in the driving seat of your dream car.

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Ford Capri 210kW Select 77kWh 5dr Auto

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No, you’re not dreaming – Ford has reinstated the iconic Capri name, but rather than giving us the old two-door coupe from the ‘70s, we now have a thoroughly modern coupe-SUV.

Ford say it’s what the Capri would have naturally become, and who are we to argue?

With the coupe-SUV growing in popularity in recent years, it’s no surprise Ford have given us their take on it, with the company beginning to transition to electric cars. And this is a particularly good go at it.

Look closely, and you’ll spy the design cues Ford have taken from the old Capri, including the front and rear faces, window outline and cabin silhouette.

But it’s been given a proper update to bring it smack into 2025.

With its WLTP Comb range of 389 miles, spacious cabin and generous boot, the new Capri is an excellent option for your next lease.

24 months£257.15
36 months£281.16
48 months£303.42
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Frequently asked questions

How does leasing a car work?
Once you have found the car and lease terms you want, you will need to complete a finance application. The funder of the lease deal uses this to determine affordability and, should you pass this, you will be required to sign finance and order paperwork. You will then need to pay your processing fee (£198.80 inc VAT) before we can arrange delivery. Once you have your new car, you will be free to drive it for the contract term you have chosen and under the agreed mileage. You will be responsible for any parking or speeding fines during your contract and you will have to maintain the car to the manufacturer guidelines. You will be required to return the car in a condition according to the BVRLA's fair wear and tear guidelines or risk additional charges. Once your term completes, your car will be collected by the funder. You will be contacted at least 6 months before the end of your lease by our team in order to assist you finding a replacement. You won't have the option to own the car.
Is it better to lease or buy a car?
Cars depreciate whether you own them or lease them. With leasing, this depreciation value is set at the contract start and the risk is the funders rather than your own. You will have no resale costs or hassle when you want a change. However, you are under a contractual term, mileage and you must keep the vehicle in good condition. Therefore, if your driving needs are unpredictable, or your car is likely to come under excess wear, another option is likely to be better suited for you. Financing is an increasingly popular method to fund a new car. If car ownership doesn't matter to you, leasing is often the most cost efficient way to do so. This is because you are borrowing the car's depreciation value only, rather than the whole cost of the vehicle (like with PCP). If you have the capital to buy a new car and are confident you will be able to sell it on at the price you want, buying a car may be best for you.