Vehicles are usually driven to their destinations by professional drivers or delivery agents. We can offer transporter delivery at an additional cost, our sales team can advise should you wish this option.

UK law states that you if own, lease or rent a vehicle; you must have appropriate motor insurance in place to use the vehicle on UK roads and in public places. For lease vehicles, the vehicle must be insured on a fully comprehensive insurance policy. You are responsible for arranging your own insurance on the vehicle. This must be a fully comprehensive insurance policy and the hirer obtaining finance must be the main policy holder or a named driver on the insurance certificate. Please also consider GAP insurance

Choosing the appropriate mileage for your lease is a crucial step during the discussion of your lease agreement. We want to ensure that you select a mileage allowance that aligns with your driving habits. If you exceed your chosen mileage, you will be responsible for an additional charge based on the excess mileage agreed upon.
To determine the ideal mileage allowance for your lease, consider your previous years' driving history, unless you anticipate a significant change in your driving patterns. You can estimate your annual mileage by referring to your employer (if you previously had a company car) or by comparing the mileage recorded on your recent MOT certificates. Another approach is to calculate your average monthly mileage and multiply it by 12. Remember to account for any seasonal variations in your driving habits, such as increased usage during winter, and don't forget to factor in any significant holidays.
In essence, strive to make your mileage estimation as accurate as possible to avoid unexpected charges.