Audi Lease Deals - Car Leasing

The most common way to Lease an Audi is by Contract Hire. We cater for either business or personal clients. Audi vehicles are remarkable at holding their value as are other luxurious cars, which is a key factor that impacts on the rentals of a lease car. The 2 key points here are the purchase price and residual value. All leasing companies purchase the vehicles at large fleet discounts. Some funders like Arval and Lex, which are bank owned can then offer interest rates lower than you can obtain a mortgage for. Then add in a high residual value at the end of the agreement, so might find that you pay less for an A3 than you would for a Ford Focus lease deal! This isn’t always the case but it certainly makes Audi Leasing affordable for the every day driver and within reach, without bursting the bank!

As all of our Audi car lease deals are UK supplied through a main dealer, the vehicles benefit from manufacturers warranty. As part of their warranty programme Audi offer 3 years complimentary breakdown cover in partnership with the AA. You would call the roadside assistance number and they’d be on hand to help you through the process to get you back on the road again

Yes, you can.  All our Audi contracts are available on a 1+ payment profile.  You select your make, model, preferred trim, and any additional options using the filters, then when it comes to the payment profile, select 1 rental in advance.  This payment is taken approximately 14 days after delivery from your bank or building society account.

Not as standard, however you can include a maintenance package at an additional cost; just ask us for a tailored quotation.

Insurance premiums are calculated taking several factors into account.  Desirability is one, cost to repair is another, along with your age, driving experience and history of driving offenses and accidents.  As an Audi costs more to purchase and can therefore be more expensive to repair, expect to pay slightly more.  However, if you’re currently driving a BMW, Land Rover or Mercedes then you shouldn’t see an increase in your premiums.

This is dependant on whether the vehicle you’re interested in is in stock or not.  If the vehicle is in stock, you can expect to receive the vehicle within 2-3 weeks, which allows enough time for the contracts to be signed, returned and delivery arranged.  Lead times vary between models for factory orders, but you will be given an estimated lead time at the time of quotation.

You search our website and speak with us to find your perfect make and model.  Once you’ve decided on the vehicle, we’ll provide you with quotations.  You then accept the quotation and complete an application form.  We are a credit broker and not a lender, so at this point we’ll send your application to the relevant lender.  Finance decisions can take up to 48 hours as they need to assess your credit worthiness and affordability in line with sensible borrowing.  Once we have the decision, we’ll notify you in writing and ask if you’d like to proceed.  If you’re happy to go ahead, we’ll create your order paperwork and ask that you check and digitally sign this.  Up until this point you’ve not been tied into the agreement.  We therefore ask you to read the document carefully and digest it before returning it to us.  At this stage the £199.99+VAT processing fee is due.  Once we have received your signed order and payment of our processing fee, we’ll place your vehicle on order with the Dealership and raise your finance agreement.  Your finance agreement will be e-mailed across to you.  You need to sign and return this to us.  Once received and your vehicle is in stock, we can then make arrangements to deliver the car to your home or work address.  Approximately 14 days after delivery your 1^st initial rental will be taken, then each calendar month after delivery your monthly repayments will begin.

Your vehicle will be supplied by our preferred Dealer.  This is not necessarily your local Dealer; however, you would still take the vehicle to your local Dealer for any repairs and servicing.

No, each Audi centre are franchise dealers and whilst they are not all owned by the same company, they are representatives of Audi.  This means that any Audi centre can carry out warranty work and recalls on your vehicle, as well as servicing and other repairs.

Whilst block exemption prevented manufacturers from being able to specify that their vehicles must be maintained by Audi Centres for the warranty to remain intact, as the vehicle is a lease car and owned by the funder you must read their terms and conditions of lease.  For example, we know that Lex Vehicle Leasing do not specify that their vehicles must be serviced by Audi, however VWFS do indeed specify that the vehicles must be maintained and serviced by a Main Audi dealer.

If you’ve already taken delivery of the vehicle and haven’t moved home address, then the funder doesn’t need to know your new work details.  However, if the change means that it will affect your annual mileage and you’re likely to exceed the contracted mileage, then providing you’re more than 6 months into the contract you can contact them for a revised monthly figure to increase your annual mileage allowance.  Sometimes the rate they offer is more than the cost would be if you exceeded the mileage and were charged the excess pence per mile at the end of the contract, so once they offer a revised figure you can digest it and then calculate the cost of paying the excess charge at the end of the contract and take it from there.

This is because if you exceed your contracted mileage, the funder will continue to service and maintain the vehicle.  The more miles that you do, the more likely tyres will need to be replaced as well as wear and tear elements such as brake pads etc.