In Stock & Pipeline Lease Deals

When a vehicle is classed as “in stock”, it means that it has already been built and is typically already in the UK. Generally, stock vehicles are kept at the dealership or in a holding compound until required. Sometimes a vehicle can be marked as "in stock" if it’s currently in shipment to the UK and the dealer expects it to arrive imminently.

“In stock” vehicles are typically available for delivery within 2-4 weeks (approx.) from order. The statutory cooling off period stated by the finance company (usually 14 working days) must expire before delivery of a vehicle can take place. Also, delivery dates are subject to change by the manufacturer and on occasion, delays may occur. Our admin team regularly update customers regarding their vehicle’s progress. However, delivery times may vary on a case-by-case basis. We require all of the necessary documentation in place before delivery.

If you require a vehicle delivered ASAP, please ensure all of the necessary documentation e.g. your finance application form is completed promptly and accurately. Please ensure you thoroughly read all of the documentation you receive and follow the instructions closely. If you have any queries, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

When shopping for a car, you might come across two different terms: "in stock" and "factory order." These terms can be confusing, because they both seem to refer to similar concepts: a car that is ready to purchase. In reality, however, there are some important differences between these two options.

An in-stock car refers to a car that is already available at the dealership and ready to be purchased immediately. In contrast, when you place a factory order for a car, it means that you are purchasing a car directly from the manufacturer. Usually, this process takes longer than buying an in-stock car, as your car will have to go through production before it can be delivered to the dealership. However, your car can also be customized according to your preferences during this process, which makes it a good option if you have specific design or feature requirements. Ultimately, then, while the distinctions between in stock and factory orders may seem subtle at first glance, they represent two distinct ways of purchasing cars and achieving your ideal vehicle.