Car Leasing Ewell
Looking to lease a car in Ewell? No worries, you’re in the right place.
At Willow Leasing, we provide some of the best offers on both car and van leasing across the UK. We deal in both business and personal leasing deals so whatever you need you can find it with us!
We may not be local to Ewell, but we have been providing cars and vans to many happy customers across the country. So why not get in touch today and get searching for your next brand-new car?
Check out our car lease deals or van lease deals to start your search today!
Fun Facts about Ewell:
- King Henry VII built Nonsuch Palace in Ewell and is considered one of his greatest building projects. The palace only lasted until 1683 when Charles II’s mistress pulled down to sell the materials to pay of gambling debts.
- It is thought that Ewell has been a settlement since the Bronze Age as remains from that time have been discovered in the area.
- The borough of Epsom and Ewell was rated the most desirable place to live in the United Kingdom by the TV programme “The Best and Worst Place to Live in the UK.”
Frequently Asked Questions When Leasing
All our lease deals are delivered free of charge to all Mainland UK addresses. Unless otherwise advised your new vehicle will be driven to your home address by a professional driver on a date and time convenient to yourself.
All our lease deals include road tax for the full duration of your lease. The lease company tax it directly with the DVLA, giving you one less thing to worry about.
At the end of the lease agreement you simply hand the car back to the finance company. They will contact you directly to arrange collecting it from your home address, free of charge. You can either lease another car or look elsewhere. As long as the vehicle is in good condition you won't have anything extra to pay. You can view the fair wear and tear guide here.
The minimum term we offer on our car leasing and van leasing offers are 18 months and the maximum is five years.
The initial rental is a payment you make at the start of your lease agreement. Your initial rental is calculated in multiples of your regular monthly payment and can be based on 1, 3, 6, 9 or 12. As it pays a proportion of your total lease cost it means the more you pay upfront, the lower your monthly payment will be.