In Stock Car Lease Deals

An in stock car leasing deal is simply a vehicle that is on-site at a vehicle dealership or has recently been delivered to the UK port after being built. This means that it can be delivered in the fastest time possible, within two to four weeks, depending on how quickly you are able to provide any financial details the finance companies ask for. An in stock car lease deal is the opposite of a factory order.

A factory-ordered vehicle is the opposite of an in stock vehicle. A factory-ordered vehicle is one that has been ordered by a customer and not built yet. The factory, which usually resides in another country, will receive the order to build the car according to the specifications requested by the customer. They will then begin the building process which usually takes over twelve weeks to do. Once it's built it must then be put on a ship to be moved from the country it's built in to the UK. The process of moving the car to the UK alone can often take up to two weeks. This is why lots of customers prefer in stock lease deals, as they are already built, have already arrived in the UK and ready to be delivered.

Manufacturers don't just build one vehicle for a customer and then ship it over by itself. That would be far too costly. Vehicles are built and then shipped across en masse. A cruise ship can hold hundreds of vehicles on it when it moves them to the UK. So when stock arrives of a particular car, they often come in numbers of 50-100 at a time. This means we have access to 100 vehicles of different colours and specifications when it comes to the in stock deals.

In stock car lease deals are perfect for drivers who want to jump behind a brand new car with the shortest possible wait. Whether your current lease is expiring, your trusty used car has kicked the bucket, or you simply have an insatiable itch for something new, getting behind the wheel of a brand-new car can happen faster than you think. In stock leases eliminate the wait time compared to longer factory orders, letting you zoom off on your next adventure without a hitch.

On average, we say two to four weeks before your vehicle is delivered to you. This is because the process is entirely dependent on how fast you fill any additional forms in. Sometimes, finance companies can ask for proof of earnings or statements. This means they are then waiting for you to proceed by sending over additional documents. They must then review these and accept or decline them. If all goes well and you pass the credit checks without any additional documents needed, you can expect to have a stock car delivered to you within two weeks.

The vehicles that are in stock might have limited numbers available. Often when we get stock it's anything from 5 to 50 cars. Other vehicle sales companies will often have access to the same in stock vehicles if this particular stock doesn't belong to us. That means that the stock cars might not last long at all. If you see a stock car and you are interested in it, you should act as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. As we mentioned, there may only be a limited amount available. In the past, exceptionally well-priced in stock lease deals have been sold within 24 hours. 

This is entirely dependent on the deal that the in stock vehicle has on it at the time. Often, in stock lease deals can be cheaper simply by virtue of them already having preconfigured specifications. You cannot add additional things to them that would increase the cost. They come in set colours, with set alloys and features.

In stock lease deals are already built and preconfigured with certain specifications. You cannot change them. However, you can choose which colour you want if there are multiple colours in stock at the time. Sometimes there is only one colour in stock, which means you are stuck with that one colour, unfortunately. Often we have stock offers on different models of cars. For example, we have might a stock deal on a Volkswagen Golf Life and a Golf Style. These are two different levels of specification and come with different interior features, potentially different exterior styling and separate alloy designs. However, you cannot add extra things to them such as adding a sunroof if it doesn't have one. You are stuck with what comes with the vehicle.

A "Pre-Registered" vehicle is simply a vehicle that has already been registered to a vehicle dealership before you lease it. This means that the vehicle has already been registered with a plate that may be the previous plate. So if you wanted a new vehicle with a '24' plate, unfortunately, a pre-registered vehicle might have been registered during the '73' plate time and will come with that one instead. This doesn't mean the car has been driven or isn't technically new. It's still new and has never been driven by anyone. But it has been sat in a compound having been already registered.