PERSONAL & BUSINESS VEHICLE LEASING SPECIALISTS
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What is Car Leasing?
Leasing a car offers fixed monthly payments, manufacturer warranties, and free delivery. Available across a national network, you can select from all makes and models and even add on maintenance for servicing and tyres. It's a cost-effective way to frequently update your vehicle without MOTs or unexpected costs. At the end of the contract, just return the car and start a new lease.
Why Choose V4B?
With 30 years of experience in car leasing, we've simplified the acquisition process, focusing on ease and convenience. We've built strong relationships with dealers, manufacturers, and finance institutions, allowing us to secure the best terms and discounts. Our UK-based business thrives on long-term customer relationships, with much of our success coming from repeat clients and recommendations.
How Do I Lease a Car?
Browse our latest deals and filter by make, model, or budget to find your ideal lease. Click 'enquire' and our consultants will quickly contact you. We're available online 24/7 or by phone at 0800 096 6488 during weekday hours. We deliver cars nationwide at your convenience. Leasing is open to those with a full UK Driving Licence, subject to credit approval for manageable monthly payments.
What our customers say...
This is the second car that I have ordered from V4B. On both occasions the Process has been pain free and efficient, V4B being helpful and ready to help at all stages in the process. Great Service. Would recommend and use again.
Kept informed all the way, great communications, no problems, great service. Hand over was very thorough.
Would use again.
I ordered my car last Year and find leasing through on line agents very easy and straightforward to order. There was a lot of paperwork and logging via an online app which for someone a little older can be challenging but it all made sense. The updates were very good and aftercare probably better than I have received previously. I would definitely use V4B in the future.
