Audi - Why lease an Audi car?
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Our free service allows you to compare multiple quotes for new or leased Audi cars. Let's face it, it's pretty difficult to compare lots of car leasing brokers prices at once, so we've made things extremely easy for you. Just fill in one simple form and we'll do the hard work for you. We'll search the top leasing providers in our network so you get the best prices for a leased Audi car.
Whatever Audi model you're after, our network can supply you with some of the hottest prices in the UK.
How leasing works
Car leasing is a method of financing a Audi car, and comes in various forms, including PCP (Personal Contract Plan), Finance Lease, Personal Contract, Hire Purchase/Lease Purchase and Contract Hire. It is a legal agreement between yourself and the Audi leasing provider, allowing you to finance the purchase (or hire) of a new Audi car by paying monthly payments agreed with the company in advance.
Many car buyers are unfamiliar with car leasing as a viable way of driving a new Audi car, but it's a fairly simple agreement. However, we advise you to choose your payment plan carefully, as the range of finance can vary according to the Audi leasing company.

Advantages of leasing a Audi car
- Monthly payments are lower than a loan
- Manufacturers may offer highly competitive rates
- Initial up-front costs can be lower
- Easy disposal of the Audi car at the end of the lease
- No depreciation costs involved
Disadvantages of leasing a Audi car
- Lack of ownership - you are in effect renting the Audi car
- Limitations on the mileage imposed by the Audi leasing provider
- Good credit rating required in most cases
- Insurance costs may be higher than normal
- For Audi business leasing, you have to be VAT registered
Next steps
If you're ready to lease a new Audi car, then you'll need to compare quotes from leasing providers in the UK. Use our free and unbiased service to receive up to five competitive quotes from UK leasing companies by clicking on the button below:













