Citroen has quietly gone back to what it was always good at: comfortable, sensibly priced cars that don't try to be sports saloons. If that's what you want for the next six months, a short term Citroen lease gives you one at a fixed monthly price, plus VAT, with road tax and delivery included.
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Because the reason for the car usually has an end date. A contract that runs to spring. A company car order that's slipped. A second vehicle you need this year and not next. Taking four years on any of those is an expensive way to solve a temporary problem.
Ride comfort, mainly — the suspension is softer than almost anything at the price, which makes a difference on a long day in the car. Interiors are simple and the running costs are low. The C3 Aircross is the model most people come here for, and there's an electric version of it as well as a petrol.
Yes, and many do. The company carries it, not you. Prices are quoted plus VAT and the credit check runs against the business.
Usually, yes — shorter terms cost more per month than long ones. What you're buying is the right to stop. Whether that's worth the premium depends on how confident you are about the next four years.
Extend it, subject to availability. Tell us in good time and we'll sort it.
Tell us the term and what the car has to do, and we'll tell you what's on the fleet and what it costs — plus VAT, with road tax and delivery in it. No long tie-in, no big outlay.
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