Renault Deals & Offers

If you get Renault finance direct they do,you can even sort it from their mobile app.And you still get to keep the free services and keep the deposit contribution.They wouldn't give me the contribution when offering them cash so took finance and settled within the first month, cost of about £20 ish.

You can settle PCP finance at any time. You just ask for a settlement figure.

If they let you

Often get a better deal for taking finance than paying cash, for that reason. can then always settle up the finance.

Very brave, think you will be pleasantly surprised, let us know what your opinions are when you get it.

Both of you make a fantastic case... My only issue is when something goes wrong now a days there's are not many good, honest and reliable garage...i was looted of my hard earned Money by Vauxhall dealership..shocking who can you trust these days.. I agree it's crazy to spend 35k on new car, but again Im dreaded to drive an old unreliable car specially with potential of 1000's on recurring repair bills and waste of time. So finally I found a sweet spot n buy 3 year old car with low mileage this get best of both worlds...

This is great for u 60miles daily commute with free electric, fantastic. I really want to go EV with the Zoe 135 or the e Niro if I can afford but my overall situation doesn't make it viable atm. Once that changed, it will be reviewed.

Has this gone up? Can't see the above mentioned deal anymore, closest I can get to (6+23 @8kmpa) is £229.79?

Do you get the home wall charging kit with this? Or do you have to fork out separately for that?

These are great little cars, we have two now, the new ZE50 was delivered last week, it’s great! For the last 4 years I’ve been paying nothing a month for a 60 mile daily commute due to free chargers at the car park near work, I also get free parking! It’s great for the environment, EVs are faster and feel nicer to drive than any ICE If you’re on the fence about EVs go test drive one, I was the same 4 years ago and now I’m hooked

Probably not the a very reliable or fun car to own for 2 years at this price. Some may say it’s got warranty etc, but being stranded on the roadside or having electronic issues worries me a lot. I still can’t get over the whole “never buy a Renault ever again” sentiment after my 41k miles (FRSH) 5 year old Scenic blew up

One of the worst cars I have ever had front brakes went, back brakes went, wish I was kidding the exhaust fell off after a year. The car was as much use as Anne Frank's drumkit, a friend bought one a year later against my advise and had issues with the stereo freezing or not coming on at all.

Against RSP as a percentage for a 2 year deal, this is looking steep imo.

£17283.69 from http://www.360vehicleleasing.co.uk/outright-purchase-cars/renault/kadjar-4x4/13-tce-140-s-edition-5dr-manual-start-stop-248153 though I would imagine Metallic paint is extra.

Sorry I’d stopped watching the comments. Pre-Reg here: I just found a great car on Auto Trader: https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/202003228679884

I think PCP only makes sense if you absolutely must have a new car every few years and don't drive very much. Or if a PCP deal gives you a big discount on the purchase price and you pay it off/cancel within a few days of taking it out, though the trade are becoming wise to this so check the small print on new agreements! I can see why it's attractive to the trade: it guarantees them a steady stream of low-mileage fully-serviced and usually excellent condition vehicles for them to sell as approved used, plus the initial sale profit, and traps the buyer into a cycle of having to trade-up to a newer car (thus repeating the charade) or being stung by final payments in excess of the vehicle's present value if they try to leave the circus. There's a reason the trade are pushing PCP so hard, even for used cars now - and it ain't for your benefit. They are good at spinning it that way though!

This lease is 3 years...

So 2 of these leases (4 years driving? ) equates to roughly purchasing a prereg car with delivery miles. I know which I think is the best deal. Mind you I would get a Honda civic prereg for less as a far better car imo.

Dam nice deal

How good of a deal is this actually for a business, we currently have an aging diesel astravan coming up to 80k miles.

Here is a video showing the costs of running a Nissan EV van compared to the equivalent Nissan diesel van. This is for 100,000 miles over 5 years with a real life example. Interesting!

How young do you think millennials are?

One ugly car

I’m the same as you, however, taking your old banger to a local authority testing centre reduces risk of failure massively. Mine passed with some advisories last time round. Always does!

I understand however some aren't familiar. I am personally not a fan of leasing however my parents are. My budget is buying second hand and praying during its MOT each year. If I remember, Nissan leaf did once offer 1 month free "test drives" when they were new. Availability was very scarce though.

Not worth £2K deposit,.....Good deal withouth the deposit.....!

Yes, I have done similar, but it isn't a very accurate predictor. I guess for buyers who can access the money, the answer is it is better to buy 2nd hand unless you wanted a 2020 model.

19k odd... were they available for 20k or 21k though?

So its 4k per year and all you've to do is put petrol in. Seems logical for some but bot for me. My Kadjar is 4k for 2 years lease another £700 for own Insurance, £100 own service and that's it so £4800.

Wow. This is one of the rare occasions where someone can say 'do you own it at the end of the lease period?' and the answer really should be yes!

Finally I found the worst lease deal ever been posted!!! Congrats bro

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I've bought three french cars from new, two of them (Renault Clio and Citroen C2) developed numerous faults after two years and resulted in me having to part exchange them and the third (Citroen C1) was built by Toyota so was fine.

Is Yaris hybrid free for London congestion charge? For me that's a £12 a day difference if not...

My new Zoe 50 arrives next week, trading in my 40.

It makes sense NOW for Company car users. ZERO benefit in Kind tax for the current tax year. Enough said..

Not if they're looking for a company car they won't. Four words. No company car tax.

Great find! Ordering about 15 for family, friends and my pet fishes! <3

Most of the older Zoe's have a battery lease monthly cost on top (about £6x a month or something depending on mileage - essentially you can see it like an insurance/warranty on the battery). But as others have said they have stopped now so not something you need to worry about in new Zoe leases or purchases

excuse my ignorance but what does that mean? Are there additional fees? (confused)

The best deal I can see at te moment for the GT R135 over 2 years is £6,150 and £6,450 for 8k & 10k miles respectively. All with Electric Auto and not huge difference in cost when you vary initial payment.

We didn't end up going for it, I remember it was direct with Renault Finance, unsure who were supplying the cars. Did you get a decent deal from them eventually? My son is still keen in a zoe lease so we do check what is available regularly.

They had the deal for a month not forever (lol)

This is the reply I've got after inquiring. Seems like gross pressure selling. Completely put me off

Teleport me back 30 yrs and give me a Renault 5 Turbo 8)

Didn’t even think Renault were still going!

I've got my jamjar bottoms on now. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. (y)

Completly agree, just cannot see it working in practice. It's like hydrogen, sounds like a great idea but not so much when you dig into the detail.

It all depends how much electricity your likely to put into your ev during off peak times. As far as I know, Uswitch doesn’t search for your best deal based on you telling it you will be consuming 10kw (Home use) during the day and 20kw during the night (ev use) So your left searching for what’s best for you and your ev yourself.

Depends what region you are in. I’m in norweb so 10.46p kWh is the cheapest. Well it was 4 weeks ago when I put the switch request in. I don’t pay a penalty if I change supplier so I can move if a cheaper deal comes along. I just checked my deal on Uswitch to be on the safe side and got this so I’m doing something right :{

You didn't try very hard for the leccy tariff. Ours is 8p over night and weekend. Octopus even less for a smaller window.

You hit the nail on the head. You cant compare a manual to an automatic. Its like comparing a black and white tv to a colour tv.

An unmissable chance for motoring fans to unleash their inner Romain Grosjean, more like.

Worth £350? Was it ever this price?

Cmon people at least give credit that someone spent time on posting this deals instead of complaining that they should be in one

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You've posted some decent deals here but collating these in one post would go down better.

Great deal, great price, but if you bought a Qashqai you'd be helping someone in Sunderland keep their job. I think the Qashqai styling is much better.

Q to all - has anyone got any experience dealing with this company when purchasing any car? how does it work if you run into issues once it arrives?

I disagree.

That That's right. They have never let me down. The rear lock not unlocking on the remote is hardly letting me down. The resistor pack was fixed by myself for £7 and, again, it didn't let me down - I could still drive anywhere I needed to. Clutch is wear and tear. All manual cars will need a new clutch at some point and, as it turns out, it was replaced once it started to slip so, again, I could still drive it without any major difficulty. Of course, if a resistor pack failing, a clutch wearing out or a remote door lock not working is your idea of being let down then you will not look at it the same way that I do

Happy to oblige (y)

Try it again and you'd lose your shirt. It was a once in a lifetime adjustment to the EV market, my brother had the same.

The recent Kia Xceed 2 deal was best I have seen for a while just over £3.5k for 2 years based on 5k per annum but only 4.2p per mile excess!! Think that has finished now. New BMW 520 deal is decent that is on here too

Wow. Well found. Please let me know if find any more bargains like that (y)

Well done you!! Buying a car with zero depreciation is better than a lease! ....but hardly a regular occurrence. Whether to lease or buy is a simple calculation of expected depreciation.

Those cars, maybe. I bought my brand new zoe ze40 with battery ownership + extras + home charger + loan interest for a total of 19k, now a year later, I not only saved 2k of fuel, I could sell my car used for about the same I paid for it. Better than any lease

I think your right. I spotted the additional supplement for three years. In principle best buying a 2016 car with £20 tax for life..

There's no real £5k saving as no one would pay list on this model. A year old example is £8k from a main dealer. Factor in the new model will be on the used market with a longer warranty then and another year of depreciation, I'd be surprised if you'd get offered much more than £5-5.5k on trade at two years old. Much better to lease if you don't want to keep it long-term.

I wonder what the value of a 2 yr old version of the same model might be worth. Strikes me the 5k saving would take care of most of the 1st yrs devaluation.

From which year is the fiesta?

I've not got a chance to look it up, but I can't see any reason why the road tax would drop to £20 a year after 5 years. I reckon the £145 annual tax will be for the lifetime of the car.

Good Sir, would you have any information or input in connection to the Renault Kadjar? I'm also ex trade and my wife and I have always had Talbot/Peugeot & now Peugeot/Citroen cars since the 80's. We've been to look at a 2019 2008 GT line recently but even compared to her 208 it felt very cramped. I think this has much to do with the raised seat frames. I was also spilling into her side of the motor. We both decided it was not ideal for her. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, Antoine. (y)

I just bought my daughter one of these last month as her first car and was very surprised at how nippy it was, when I took it for a test drive. Easily the equivalent of the performance that a 1.6 was producing a few years ago.

Qashqai built approx 2000 cars a day over the last 14 years, assume you think they are stashed somewhere. Primera was no where near that number, it actually was a disaster in terms of sales globally. If Qashqai didn’t come along Nissan uk would have closed. But it looks like you have made your mind up, so believe what you want, enjoy.

They've got the handbrake still on chap. Tell them before setting off to release it and they should get a comfortable 40mpg. If the problem persists, check rear view mirror. If they can see a caravan or trailer full of bricks, this could also be impacting fuel efficiency.

Dunno about the primera being a poor selling car. Saw a lot of them then and now even. Lot of old ones still doing their job. Customer satisfaction and selling in huge numbers aren't the same thing. The depreciation on them are absolutely terrible. Over priced and problematic. I'd love to see how they've sold so many, assuming they're not considering cars sold to dealerships as part of that.

would be far far cheaper to buy new for 21-23k with battery included and selling it used after 2 years for 18-19k (easily)

Great post, can't see why Renault don't supply you with a 3pin granny charger, that's daft, they aren't that expensive and incredibly useful if going to stay with friends etc.

Exactly this, I've just gone with Symbio energy at under 11p per kWh at all times, then I can charge when I want ( or just use the slow charger as haven't got a charge point installed yet)! Also I didn't realise you also needed to fork out £199 on a smart cable, whatever that is..

The motor does not require any idling, it simply turns off when stopped and turns on when you accelerate. So you'd use little charge while stationary - only what you use for heating, music etc. so you can just sit in the car for hours also or days - I do this when I'm playing around with the sat nav settings and I don't feel worried about draining the 12v or guilty about polluting the air and wasting fuel. Whereas a petrol car uses fuel just to keep the engine idle and wastes 70-80% of the energy as heat https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/atv-ev.shtml

This is a good question, does anyone know if these cars use charge when you're in stationary traffic?

which the better car this or the kia xceed in terms of boot size and set for a family

Is the new Captur available yet? It looks much better inside and out, the mrs is wanting one.

You can just replace with a used equivalent premium tyres. No need to buy new. This is useful info for anyone took out a lease of 2-3 years. I did a 3 years lease once and done 30k miles, did not have to replace one tyre as rotated wheels front to back. Front had about 4mm left and back was a bit more when rotation was done.

My local audi will price match on tyres, may be worth asking if yours do too.

90 bhp 899cc turbo 3 cylinder mated to a 5 speed manual gearbox