In Stock Lease Cars - Quick Delivery Car Leasing

No, a realistic delivery or collection timeframe for stock cars is 14 days.  It takes time from when you first enquire about the vehicle until delivery can take place.  We need to arrange the finance contracts, have those signed and sent back to the funder.  Whilst most of this is done electronically now, there is a mandatory 14 day cooling off period that must pass before delivery or collection can take place.

Cars can be sold as in stock, whilst they are in stock at a holding port or a PDI centre.  Many Dealers do not have the storage capacity to hold hundreds of cars with their showrooms or compounds.  When a vehicle is customer allocated, arrangements will then be made for the vehicle to undergo the PDI or be delivered to the Dealership for this process to be carried out.  More often than not, cars are stored with their protective film still attached, this is to protect the vehicle against the elements of the weather where they’re being stored.

This depends on how long the vehicle has been in stock and whether or not that vehicle attracts any additional manufacturer support.  Pre-covid pandemic if a vehicle was in stock, there was usually a deal to be had on it, whereas now because there’s such a shortage of UK new car stock, some customers find themselves paying a premium for a new car that can be delivered within 2 weeks.

The lead time for your car will be dependent upon the make and model that you order.  Some cars may be sold from stock, whilst others may be sold from pipeline.  When you first enquire with us, we’ll advise you of the expected lead time.  Please bear in mind that lead times can vary significantly at the moment as there is a global issue with components.  If you need a vehicle by a particular timeframe, it’s best to select one from UK stock or pipeline that already has a confirmed build date.