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What Do I Need To Know?

When negotiating your van leasing agreement there are many options available to you, servicing and maintenance costs can be incorporated into the lease, as can a collection/delivery service and road fund tax. Your responsibilities will include keeping within a prearranged annual mileage which is normally between ten to forty thousand miles per year, (excess mileage charges will apply if you exceed the preagreed mileage) and ensuring that the vehicle remains in a good state of repair.

Insuring A Leased Van

When you take out a van leasing agreement the vehicle will need to be insured. Because the leasing company is the vehicles registered keeper, they may require you to obtain a fully comprehensive policy, this ensures that the vehicle is covered for all eventualities including accident damage and theft. When you take out an insurance policy for a leased van, be sure to tell the insurance company that although you are the registered keeper of the vehicle, you do not own it.

The Benefits Of Van Leasing

Because the monthly cost of a van leasing agreement is based on the difference between your vehicles retail price and its estimated residual value at the end of the contract, van leasing can give you access to a vehicle that would otherwise be out of your price range. This makes leasing an attractive finance option for many small businesses. Larger companies also choose to lease their fleet vans and commercial vehicles because they realise that leasing allows for accurate budgeting, and will not tie up their capital as purchasing would.