No deposit car leasing deals.

A no deposit car lease is the same as any other car leasing agreement, but with no large upfront payment. Your monthly rentals are likely to be slightly higher as a result, but you don’t have to pay a hefty initial rental. Please state 1 month initial rental on enquiry.

 

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Current Special Offers

We have 100s of great lease deals from all leading manufacturers. Here are some of our current top offers.

Maxus

T90

ELECTRIC 130kW Double Cab Pickup 88.5kWh Auto 22

From

£315.60

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Vauxhall

Vivaro

Diesel 1.5 Turbo D 120 Prime H1 Van

From

£282.00

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Volkswagen

ID.7

HATCHBACK 210kW Match Pro 77kWh 5dr Auto

From

£315.37

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Audi

A5

SALOON 2.0 TFSI 150 S Line 4dr S Tronic

From

£409.34

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Polestar

Polestar 2

FASTBACK 220kW 82kWh Long Range Single motor 5dr Auto

From

£409.27

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How do you get no deposit car leasing?

Ideally you’ll need a good to excellent credit rating to get a no deposit car lease

A good credit score will be from around 700 or above. A leasing company will see you as less risky to lend against the better your credit rating is: it will say you’re more likely to be relied on to make payments in full and on time.

Having a no deposit term on a leasing agreement is becoming more popular as customers want to have more flexibility with their finance options. Monthly rates on these types of lease may be higher, but you’ll pay the same amount each month from the first instalment.

Some UK leasing companies may not call these no-deposit deals, as they will take the first monthly payment as the deposit – but they’re still the same leasing offers. So, with a 24-month contract, the rental profile may say 1 + 23 months, rather than 3 + 23 months. As with all leasing deals, you may also want to add servicing and maintenance costs to your agreement. This will increase your monthly payments but it does ensure most of your motoring costs are budgeted – so there will be no financial surprises.

What’s the difference between zero deposit, 0 down leasing and no deposit leasing?

Zero deposit, 0 down leasing, no deposit leasing and leasing without raised initial payments are all the same.

Some leasing companies use different terms, but they all mean the same thing: you don’t have to pay a large lump sum at the start of a leasing agreement.

Is business car leasing available with no deposit?

Yes, it is – but, as with personal car leasing, it will depend on your company’s credit rating.

If your company accounts are in good order, with a strong trading history, then you can ask leasing companies for a custom quote on no deposit agreements to see what deals are available for a business car lease.

Should I choose a no deposit car leasing deal?

Car leasing agreements with no deposit offer you the freedom to decide what you spend your money on in the short term.

You may not have the available cash to make a substantial up-front payment at the start of a new agreement. But you can rest assured that your monthly lease rentals will always be the same amount.

Zero deposit leasing is not for everyone. It should also be noted that the monthly lease rental is likely to be greater each month than a car lease with an upfront payment. But if you don’t have plenty of spare cash, it’s a really affordable way to start leasing a new car.

How to apply

Simply select your favourite car from our car leasing deals page or search our website and then choose ‘1 month’ for initial rental on enquiry.

A no deposit lease is simple and easy with Intelligent Car Leasing. Remember to check out our latest special offers above for an example of great deals we have available.

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