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The most common question that both myself and my colleagues are asked is how to make the choice between leasing or renting a new van. What are the major benefits to taking out a lease, as opposed to a simple rental agreement?
It is quite simple really. When you lease a van you can choose which one to take from the extensive range of familiar models that are available. You can choose what colour it will be, what options you want and what size and specification you require.
You are spreading your monthly payments as a customer, over a set term – as a result, your monthly payments will be considerably lower than a rental agreement. It is because the finance company knows exactly how much money it will be earning from the customer because of the customer’s commitment to the deal.
Because of the turnover of vehicles, we can get very competitive prices and pass these straight to our customers. This results in lower start up costs, which help improve the customer?s cash flow. A customer also has the option to own or sell the vehicle at the end of the van leasing deal.
As an added bonus, you can sign write your company logo onto the van, and add extras like roof racking and interior racks.
Alternatively, with rental agreements, you pay your monthly cost and at the end of the agreement have nothing to take with you. For me, it is the worst of all of the options on show, and has the least value for any business.
To know more information, see how we can help your company with our special commercial vehicle leasing deals. Citroen van leasing and Volkswagen van leasing are just some of the options out there to choose from.
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Posted in Leasing · February 1st, 2010 · Comments (0)