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National van week is approaching again soon.Quite what this entails I’m not sure it seems to be a wonderful excuse for van manufacturers to publicise their new models and get themselves lots of new customers. For some people, driving a van is an essential part of day to day life. Many businesses rely on them to transport staff and goods and there is no question of their usefulness. continue reading…

Below is a list of points to consider before entering into a van lease deal. It would also be prudent to talk to your financial advisor.

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With some businesses, they prefer using the van lease route as a method of deferring long-term ownership of the van of their choice. A business has to be careful when choosing this option, that is is fully aware of the pros and cons of this deal, particularly if there is any doubt about the supplier of the deal.

Deferring the buying of a van outright through commercial vehicle leasing makes sense for a business if long-term ownership of the van is beneficial, and where short-term cash-flow is restricted. continue reading…

Vans are definitely one of the most versatile and practical modes of trasport available today. Mainly they are used for businesses and for commercial purposes, but more private individuals are showing a preference for a van over a car.

Attractive van contract hire that make paying for your van cheaper than an equivalent saloon are one of the reasons for this increased popularity. continue reading…

If you own a business that requires delivering goods to your customers, when it comes to buying new delivery vans, you may have to reach deep into your pockets and hope you find enough. Especially during the current global recession, it is becoming more difficult to keep your business going.

So there you are thinking, I need new delivery vans to keep my business going, but I don’t have enough money for the ones I want, there must be a way. continue reading…

The Fiat in-car system designed to help motorists with their fuel economy, thereby reducing carbon emissions, is about to make an impression in the van market, and ultimately the Fiat van leasing market. The eco:Drive system is like a satellite navigation system, and helps the owner to become more efficient with their driving patterns.

Fiat’s new eco:Drive system has proved a winner, with 34,000 people signed up to the test, and provided information on nearly 4 million journeys. continue reading…

Once referred to as ‘menaces of the road’, van drivers are actually more respectful and polite according to a new report.

‘White Van Man’ became a term for rude and reckless drivers of white transit vans after it was apparently coined by a radio presenter in 1997.

But a report commissioned by Renault UK for the Oxford-based Social Issues Research Centre, attempts to explode the ‘myth’. continue reading…

If you are thinking about whether or not the cost of car leasing is worth paying because of the benefits it has, then you will first have to consider your individual circumstances. Car leasing can be very worthwhile for some people who may find it the most cost effective solution for their requirements. For some individuals it may be the only real option. continue reading…

You may want to consider short term car leasing if you are not sure about committing to a longer leasing term but would still like to be able to drive around in a brand new car. A short term car lease is usually from three months to one year, but it may be possible to get a contract for as short a period as one month. A short term car lease contract will only differ from a traditional contract in the length of the term. continue reading…

How do you describe van leasing – it is the opportunity to aquire the vehicle of over an agreed period of time. This normally ranges from 3 – 5 years, but you can take a shorter term lease to suit your needs, normally 30 days or more. Finance companies in general will offer you the choice of leasing your van or taking a contract hire agreement. continue reading…