The lease cars of 2015 that we are most looking forward to
Posted on 21-01-2015 at 22:42 by autoblogger – 2 Comments”
Although the bijtellingsregels each year to be tightened up, if the manufacturers time and time again fun cars in the market that is also beneficial to the wallet. We put the finest new lease cars for 2015 at a glance.
Audi Q7
Although Audi at the end of last year, the new Q7 presented, is the need to wait for the leasemarkt as interesting plug-inhybride. It combines a 3-litre diesel with an electric motor and substantial battery, and would be 1.7 litres of diesel for 100 kilometres far. That equates to an emission of 50 grams CO2 per kilometre. That would be exactly enough to this year in order to qualify for a 7%-plus. It can Audi, the Volvo XC90 T8 Twin Engine (later in this list) is still very difficult.
Jaguar XE
Jaguar with the new XE will be a formidable competitor for the established order as the BMW 3 Serie, Audi A4 and Mercedes C-Class. The 163 and 180 hp diesels are available with a 20% of list price and the starting price will be around 40,000 euros. That makes this Jag both for riders as an employer, a affordable car. And then you also have something different than the usual BMW, Audi or Mercedes. Jaguar has, in the past, some difficulties had to a reasonable residual value to maintain compared to its competitors and that had its influence on the rent. Jaguar hopes that the XE this tide will turn, and Leaseplan has good hope that this actually going to happen.
Mercedes C 350 e Plug In Hybrid
The trump card of Mercedes-Benz on the Dutch leasemarkt is, without a doubt, this C-Class plug-in. The tweeliter petrol engine delivers linked to an electric motor preferably of 279 hp and about all the delicacies you only 7% for counting. Exact prizes are not there yet, but this would be covered by the 60 mille is due to be released.
MINI five-door
Popularity has the MINI anyway, nothing to complain about, but due to the limited interieurruimte and the driedeurskoets, was the hip Brit is not for everyone practical enough. With the five-door MINI will change that, except the two extra doors, you also have more interior and luggage space without much negative impact on the ‘MINI feeling’. Do you want a petrol with 20% tax, then you come automatically in the Cooper, dieselaars have the choice of the One D, Cooper D and the swift Cooper SD.
Opel Corsa
Opel is the new Corsa, where much of it is expected. This segment is a while to wait on a new model so the timing is good. Currently, the product range is dominated by versions with 20% tax liability but it seems that Germany is working hard on a diesel that is in the 14% category is going to fall. This allows the Corsa to battle with the Clio, of which this year, LeasePlan is already 560 ordered.
Volkswagen Passat B8
The Passat was for many years one of the most obvious lease cars in the D segment, there were each year thousands of leased. In the last few years did the Passat a bit less in the lease by the lack of favourable bijtellers. With the advent of the new Passat, there is nice news for the dieselrijders, both the 1.6 TDI as the 2.0 TDI are eligible for a 20% additional tax, regardless of you’re a sedan or wagon (Variant in Volkswagen parlance) order. But the real leaseklapper is, of course, the Passat GTE, a plug-inhybride about but 7% do need to be added
Volvo XC90 Plugin
The XC90 has been for many years the best-selling model in this relatively small segment. Not only will the arrival of a new model of the XC90 is a verkoopboost going to give, it is the T8 Twin Engine with 400 hp and still only 14% tax here high eyes will throw. Not for nothing has Volvo the Netherlands almost the entire production of this version for 2015 has been claimed.
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