Estate Car Leasing

The advantage of leasing an estate car from Gateway2Lease is that you will have one, fixed, low monthly payment which spreads the cost of paying a vast sum upfront to purchase a car. By choosing a lease deal for an estate car, you will also have the latest models and technology and, by including a maintenance contract, will also save all the headache and stress of maintaining the car. Depending on the lease deal that you choose, you will either have the option of leasing a newer car at the end of the deal, purchasing it with a remaining amount - based on its market value – or walking away without having to sell or trade it in.

At the end of your estate car lease, you will have the option to replace with a newer vehicle by taking a renewed lease deal, or you can hand the car back and walk away with no further obligations to have to decide what to do with the car. Depending on your contract type and your finance provider, you may also have the option to purchase the car.

If you go over your mileage allowance which was agreed at the start of the lease, you will be subject to additional charges which will be calculated on a pence-per-mile basis. These charges will compensate the leasing company for any additional wear and tear on the vehicle and the lower resale value of the car – based on the higher level of mileage taken. To avoid extra mileage charges, make sure that you make estimates of the anticipated mileage as accurately as possible and if you think that you might go over the allowance, try to negotiate for a higher limit at the start of the lease. Some financial providers may give you an option for adjusting the limit during the term of the lease, but not all will so it is worth finding out what all of your options are at the outset. For accurate and up-to-date information, chat with one of our expert team to discuss your mileage options.

All of our estate cars to lease are of different sizes and specifications. The term spacious can depend on a wide range of factors – whether it’s legroom, headroom, boot capacity or overall internal space. It’s a good idea to visit dealerships and test drive several different estate cars to assess which make and model has the right dimensions for your requirements before settling on the car you want to lease. However, you can also chat with a member of our expert team who can advise you on the sizes and dimensions of all the various estate car lease deals we offer.