Rolls-Royce Contract Hire and Rolls-Royce Lease Car Offers

Car Leasing as an Alternative to Buying a New Rolls-Royce Outright

You’re looking to get a brand new Rolls-Royce - either as a private buyer or for a business.  What are your alternatives?  The two most popular and sensible options financially are OUTRIGHT PURCHASE and LEASING.

Buying your New Rolls-Royce - Outright Purchase

It's yours.  That's the main benefit from outright purchase.  The Rolls-Royce belongs to you (assuming all the finance is paid up), and as the owner you can sell it, part-exchange it, modify it, or simply run it until it stops working!  Rolls-Royce dealers will offer enticing deals and discounts on new Rolls-Royces to make outright purchase even more appealing.  There are definitely bargains to be had, but you must be willing to shop around and not just accept the price being offered by your local Rolls-Royce Dealer.  You'll have to haggle and be willing to walk away. BuyYourCar.co.uk does offer a service where you can get deals on a brand new Rolls-Royce - so if you're wanting to buy your new Rolls-Royce outright that's worth looking at.

The downside to outright purchase is the obvious one - the cost.  You buy a brand new Rolls-Royce and as soon as you drive it off the forecourt, it's already lost some of its value.  Depreciation is a major consideration when buying a new Rolls-Royce.  Other costs include maintenance and servicing costs (a good warranty can be essential) and road tax.

Contract Hire & Leasing Your New Rolls-Royce

The alernative is contract hire or leasing.  You don't actually take ownership of the car, and instead pay a fixed monthly rate for the Rolls-Royce (that will include road tax costs and can include maintenance and servicing).  There are a number of benefits from this approach.  You get a brand new Rolls-Royce for starters, without having to pay the full new car price.  After the period of the lease (usually 3 years), you simply hand the car back, and then you can look at getting another new Rolls-Royce on lease.

The downside is that although you avoid paying depreciation on the full price of the car, you need to make sure you look at the cost over the full period and ensure that it makes good sense to your situation.  Use the search above to find the best Rolls-Royce leasing offers in the UK on BuyYourCar.co.uk.  Options and maintenance packages can affect the payment amounts, so it is often worth getting quotes from more than one leasing broker to see who provides the best price for your new Rolls-Royce, and of course the best quality of customer service.