How many business miles will you cover?

The mileage that your company will put on the car annually is a major consideration.

At the end of a lease, you return the car to the dealership. Then, the dealership will sell it to someone else, and so dealers set limits on the the mileage you accumulate each year. Make sure you negotiate enough of a mileage allowance to cover your needs.

Keep the decision group small

Having too many opinions when it comes to car leasing (click here) can make for a difficult decision.

When you go to the dealership, a credit check will be run, and the salesperson will need to know how much of a down payment you are going to make.

Of course, these two factors will affect the types of cars available to you. With too many people around, private financial details could be exposed. You also don’t want all of these opinions as to which car you should purchase.

Of course your staff would love for you to take advantage of a high performance car such as a Mercedes (click here). who wouldn’t want to drive a prestigious car!

If your company can afford this then that’s great, but in the current economic climate everyone is looking to cut back on costs. Make sure you do your sums and work out which car is the most cost effective option for your business.  

Business car leasing provides a lot of potential to your company for future growth. Following some simple steps will help to make the process easier for you in the end