Published: 11 January 2021
⺠A surprising number of motors on offer
⺠You can spend £100 per month.but you ll want to cough up more
The world is going the way of monthly subscriptions rather than outright purchases, and the same can be said of the automotive sector. Netflix costs around £13 a month for unlimited films, broadband sits at around £30 depending on your tariff â and cars start at a reasonable £100 a month.
Leasing, also referred to as PCH (Personal Contract Hire) is like a long-term rental. You complete an initial payment, direct debit your monthly contract cost, then when the term is concluded you return the car. In this case, there s no option to buy, making it the simplest way to drive a brand new car.
Corsa-e Buyers Get Free Charger And 30,000 Miles Of Electricity ++ Vauxhall is offering incentives to get customers into the electric Corsa.
Vauxhall is giving buyers of its electricCorsa hatchback a free home charging point and 30,000 miles of free electricity. The French-owned brand is offering the free power through a tie-up with British Gas that sees customers assigned to an exclusive tariff that Vauxhall credits for three years.
Under the terms of the agreement, buyers will be offered a new British Gas dual-fuel tariff, to which Vauxhall will contribute. The company says its contribution will “cover the cost of charging” for the “equivalent” of 30,000 miles over three years – or 10,000 miles a year. The firm also claims running an equivalent 1.2-litre petrol Corsa for 30,000 miles would cost around £2,900 at current fuel prices.