Amazing Van Leasing Deals

Van leasing is essentially a long-term rental agreement, offering exclusive use of a van for a set period at a fixed monthly price. Rather than pay large deposits, you simply pay a small initial rental at the start of the lease, followed by your monthly payment. Leasing a van lets you avoid any unexpected depreciation costs by offering a fixed monthly payment for the term of the agreed lease. There are various funding methods available to choose from, each with their own pros and cons. 

When you lease a new van, it is possible to add servicing and maintenance to most of our deals for an additional fixed monthly cost. Insurance is not included, so this is your responsibility to arrange.

If a van is in stock, it's 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. If the van you want isn’t in stock it will be a factory order so these delivery times can vary but we’ll keep you updated of the van’s progress regularly. We require all of the necessary documentation in place before delivery of a vehicle. 

Yes, some methods of funding allow you to buy the van at the end of the agreement. However, it does depend on the method of funding you choose. Please contact us on 0161 667 5338 or send us a message and one of our leasing consultants can explain the van lease options available to you.

Several months before your contract comes to an end, a member of our team will be in touch to discuss your options. However, if you want to discuss this sooner, please don't hesitate to contact us and we'll see how we can assist you. 

Prior to placing your order, please inform us of any extra accessories you would like to have installed on your vehicle, such as a tow bar or roof racks. While minor and reversible alterations may be allowed by the finance provider, any modifications made will be at your own liability. Furthermore, prior to returning the vehicle at the end of the lease agreement, it is your responsibility to arrange for the removal of all modifications without causing any damage to the van.

Yes, nowadays there’s a great choice of electric vans available including the Ford E-Transit, Citroen e-Dispatch and Maxus eDeliver 3, just to mention a few. Leasing an electric van can be a smart and eco-friendly option for businesses and individuals looking to reduce their carbon footprint and operating costs. With zero-emissions and low running costs, electric vans are becoming popular. 

Van leasing is available for both individuals and businesses. If you operate as a limited company, partnership, sole trader, or LLP, you have the opportunity to qualify for a business van leasing agreement. The process will involve completing a finance application and getting approved for finance by a lender. Alternatively, personal van leasing involves a lease agreement taken out by an individual rather than a through a business, for a new vehicle.