Leasing New Vans VS Buying Used Vans - which is cheaper? | Vanarama

Lease a brand-new van instead of making do with buying a used one - leasing new is cheaper, and ask yourself how you can really be sure what a used van has been used for? www.vanarama.com/used-van-vs-...
*In the financial example shown, example prices are correct as of 1st April 2019. “Lease new” Citroen Berlingo M Diesel 1.6 BlueHDi 650Kg Enterprise 75ps - 60-month finance lease agreement, 8k miles PA from Vanarama.com. “Buy used” 2015-reg Citroen Berlingo 1.6 BlueHDi LX Panel Van ETG6 - 60-month hire purchase finance agreement on AutoTrader bit.ly/2V5xWg1.

[@hakimvlogs6579]

After 5 years.. the van you paid £15k for.. you can sell for Atleast £8k.. so you’ll have only spent £7k compared to your £11k.. tell the full story

[@hannible1002]

I don't have anything on finance ever. So I would be 4 grand better off than your equation. My philosophy is pay for it cash run it or ten years and flog it.

[@abdulsijad2419]

basically.this is a ad.for a new.van...buy.second hand and own the van and no.monthly.payments...

[@Shep-nf3wk]

So I can have a van from you with unlimited mileage ? Great you can have my order tomorrow.

[@jessie6205]

If your self employed it’s the tax offset you need to consider I think ??

[@alexpeoples7023]

Yes thats true but after you have paid off your van its yours whilst leasing at the end of the lease you pay another up front cost and start again with another new van then your monthly payments so give us all the story.

[@vanaramauk]

Hi Alex. It depends which lease type you go for, but the fact is that leasing enables people to drive brand-new vans, cars or pickup trucks for a fraction of the cost of buying one outright. It's the difference between paying £20k for a new van (or borrowing £20k) and only paying for 3 years use of it (which usually works out to well under half the value of the vehicle). Give us a call if you'd like to discuss leasing further - 01442 838195. Thanks.

[@rossmurdoch1886]

After the initial years the van is paid off though and coupled with the ensuing free year or two this could be a deposit on another new van

[@MIKEGODSQUAD]

Being smutty is a bad sales tactic. It’s painful to watch this 👎🏻

[@vanaramauk]

Tom here: Cheers, Michael - this video is at least 2 years old, you'll see our more recent vids rely more on expertise.

[@marcinm.7674]

Poor sales pitch

[@vanaramauk]

Tom here: Poor pants, more like.

[@daviddunnmusic8323]

This is obviously an advertising promo for that company so I will ignore this and find a genuine video. 😅

[@knighthawk3559]

Bout my 4 year old berlingo with 25k miles used for £11k. 3 years later at 65k miles sold it for £8k. Smart people by a good quality used vehicle. Leasing also has hidden return charges for any damage that isn't fair wear and tear. My mate got stung for £1800 for new carpets and new key (as spring was broke in key). Don't let these salesmen sell you for a shiny new van 😅

[@wonderingthoughts926]

Ah yes let's trust the lease company to tell us if we should buy a brand new van through them and pour money away. Old vans can be great, same with cars, use your brain and put money away to cover the odd repair, look after the thing and you'll be fine in the long run! You've compared this to financing a used van, how about comparing it to actually just paying cash? Do people do that anymore or is everyone just up to their eyeballs in debt?