Your questions answered

Question 1

Why choose private lease?

Ayvens · Accepted Answer

-You receive a fully equipped car that is always brand new for a remarkably low monthly price.
 -Smart: Your savings aren’t going down each year because you haven’t put them into a car that you own yourself.
 -No surprises: All fees for your car are included in one transparent monthly invoice.
 -No hassle: Everything is taken care of for you.
 -Everything is included: Road tax, civil liability, risk retention & legal assistance, European breakdown assistance.
 -You benefit from the lowest price without having to negotiate this yourself.
 -You can look forward to another brand-new car after your contract ends.
 -You can view all maintenance and administrative matters in the free MyLeasePlan app.
 -An advantageous termination clause: You can end a contract after one year by paying 3x the monthly fee; if you cannot drive due to illness you can end the contract free of charge; in the event of death, the contract will end free of charge, meaning no hassle for your heirs.
 -No guarantee is required.

Question 2

What is included in the monthly fee?

Ayvens · Accepted Answer

-Civil liability, risk retention & legal assistance
 -Maintenance & repairs
 -Tyre replacement following normal wear
 -European breakdown service with a replacement vehicle for up to 5 days if the breakdown occurred while in transit
 -24-hour roadside assistance, 7 days per week
 -Road tax and VAT
 -Financing

Question 3

What is not included in the contract fee?

Ayvens · Accepted Answer

-Fuel or electrical charging
 -Fines for traffic offences
 -Winter tyres
 -A replacement vehicle during repairs or maintenance (but you receive a replacement car for 5 days if your car broke down while in transit).

Question 4

Are the cars new or used?

Ayvens · Accepted Answer

Cars are always brand-new. You will be the first to drive the car you will decide to lease.

Question 5

Why is the private leasing monthly fee so low?

Ayvens · Accepted Answer

LeasePlan is the market leader for lease cars, and part of this means buying dozens of cars for our fleet. This enables us to negotiate the best price and get the largest discount when buying in volume.
 This applies not only to the cars themselves, but to civil liability, risk retention & legal assistance, maintenance, repairs, tyres and breakdown assistance.

After your lease period is up, LeasePlan sells your car for the maximum trade-in value it can receive – something else that keeps your monthly fee remarkably low.
 The outcome: a fully equipped car at your disposal for an unbelievable monthly price.

Question 6

Is there credit approval needed?

Ayvens · Accepted Answer

A credit check process is in place. You must provide specific documents for us to check your financial creditability with [local organization country works with]. If approval is granted, we may then proceed and send you the leasing contract.

Question 7

Who can drive my lease car?

Ayvens · Accepted Answer

Anyone with a valid driver’s licence may use the vehicle. You remain responsible for the car, regardless of who is driving it. No minimum or maximum age applies if you wish to drive a car made available through private leasing. Anyone may take advantage of private leasing with LeasePlan.

Question 8

What does the insurance cover?

Ayvens · Accepted Answer

Full insurance coverage, third party liability and own damage with deductible and accident management.  
 You may check your contract for details.  
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