5 reasons to consider leasing a car for your small business

Buying your own car or van requires a hefty upfront investment without any guarantee you will save on your bottom line. Leasing means you get a new, reliable vehicle, for a set period of time, at a fixed monthly fee. In other words, you don’t need to find or use capital to fund your company car! What’s more, leasing a car is generally cheaper than buying one. Think of the services, residual value, interest, taxes and insurance that is included in your lease – you get value for money.

Leasing lets you choose a contract that covers all your car’s maintenance and service, so the annual check-up, tyre replacements, repairs, and roadside assistance are included in the package. Leasing keeps your company moving, taking away all the hassle and administration tasks related to your car. So that you can have the peace of mind you need to focus on your core business. And when it's time to hand back the keys, you don’t have to worry about selling or trading the car. The leasing company takes on the risk for you.

Whether you’re growing your team and need more cars, or simply need the predictability of a fixed-monthly fee—leasing gives you flexibility, scalability, and control—invaluable assets in an uncertain future. You choose the term, tailor your contract to your budget and needs, and then focus on what's next for your business.

Leasing allows you to select your new vehicle from a wide variety of the very latest makes and models, and best deals. You benefit from the reliability, durability and exceptional fuel economy of driving a new car with all the best tech and innovations. This lowers your costs and makes your car less exposed to maintenance and performance issues that appear as a vehicle ages.

Your new lease vehicle won’t only help you drive your business, but can also get you and your family wherever you need to go. With the range of services included in your leasing contract, you can rest assured you’re always covered on business trips or family vacations.