All Car Leasing Deals
Discover unbeatable car leasing deals across the UK with RightLease. Flexible terms, top models, and offers to suit every budget and lifestyle.
Discover the Best Car Leasing Deals in the UK
At RightLease, we offer some of the most competitive and transparent car lease deals in the UK. Whether you’re looking for a reliable runaround, a sleek executive saloon, or the latest fully electric vehicle, we’ve got you covered. Our car leasing deals are designed to work for real drivers, no fluff, no inflated pricing, just honest value and flexibility. With access to a wide range of manufacturers and models, we make it easy to get behind the wheel of a brand-new vehicle, delivered to your door, without the financial burden of ownership.
Our team monitors the market daily to bring you the best possible lease offers, meaning you're always getting up-to-date pricing and availability. And because we’re fully independent, we’re not tied to any one brand or finance provider, giving us the freedom to tailor every lease to your needs, not someone else’s commission structure. From short-term contracts to longer-term agreements with higher mileage limits, we build leases that fit your exact requirements, both personally and professionally.
Flexible Car Leasing Built Around You
Not everyone drives the same way or needs the same thing from a car. That’s why every lease deal we offer is built around how you actually use your vehicle. Whether you drive a few thousand miles a year or rack up motorway mileage weekly, we’ll tailor the agreement so you're never paying for what you don’t need or getting stung at the end of the contract.
You choose the lease length, set the annual mileage, decide on your initial payment, and we’ll match you with the best available offer. Need to add servicing or maintenance? Want to include delivery and collection? No problem. You stay in control of the details, and we handle the admin.
A Smarter Alternative to Car Finance
Car leasing is often a better fit than traditional finance or buying outright. With PCP or HP, you’re locked into long-term commitments, large balloon payments, and all the risks of depreciation. With leasing, you avoid all of that. You’re not paying for the full cost of the car, just the value it loses while you’re using it.
That means lower monthly payments, access to newer models, and no stress about selling or trading in later. You hand the car back, and that’s it. Want to change car styles, upgrade to a newer model, or switch to electric? Leasing gives you the freedom to do that every few years without financial penalties or the hassle of ownership.
A Team That Knows What They're Doing
We’ve been doing this long enough to know where people get stuck. That’s why we’ve built a process that cuts through the confusion. Our team knows the industry, knows the market, and knows what makes a good deal. We’re not tied to a single funder or manufacturer, which means we can find you the right vehicle and the right terms, without being locked into one way of doing things.
And when you need help, whether that’s understanding paperwork, changing your mileage, or checking lead times we don’t hide behind emails or auto-replies. You’ll speak to a human who can actually sort things out.
General Leasing FAQs
Car leasing is a long-term rental agreement. You choose a car, agree on a contract length (usually 3 to 5 years), set your expected annual mileage, and pay fixed monthly payments to use the vehicle. At the end of the lease, you hand the car back, no need to worry about selling it or dealing with depreciation.
Anyone over 18 with a valid UK driving licence and a decent credit history can apply. Leasing is available for both personal and business use. You don’t need to be a homeowner or high earner, but you do need to pass a credit check before approval.
Yes, most leases require an initial payment, often equivalent to 3, 6, or 9 monthly payments. The higher the upfront payment, the lower your monthly costs. Some offers are available with low or even zero deposits depending on your credit profile and the deal.
It’s possible, but it depends on your credit profile. Leasing companies run credit checks to assess risk. If you have poor credit, you may need a larger initial payment or a guarantor. We're happy to review your situation and guide you through your options.
Most personal and business contract hire agreements don’t include an option to buy. Leasing is designed to be a use-and-return model. If you’re looking for ownership, you might want to explore PCP or HP finance instead but if you just want a hassle-free way to drive new cars, leasing makes more sense.
Yes, but early termination fees will usually apply. These are set by the finance provider and can vary depending on how far into the contract you are. We’ll always explain your options clearly if you need to exit a lease early.
Yes, we offer free delivery to most mainland UK addresses. Some locations like Northern Ireland or certain rural areas may have different terms, but we’ll confirm everything upfront before you commit.
Fair wear and tear covers the standard deterioration you’d expect from regular use, things like light scuffs, small stone chips, and minor interior marks. Anything beyond that, like dents, deep scratches, cracked windscreens, or damaged wheels, could result in charges. All leases follow BVRLA guidelines, and we’ll give you clear info on what’s acceptable before your car is collected.
Sometimes, yes, but it depends on the finance provider. If your driving habits change significantly, it’s worth getting in touch with us early. Some funders will allow a mileage adjustment mid-contract; others won’t. The key is not to leave it until the end of the lease when excess mileage charges kick in.
You’ll be charged a fee per mile over the limit. This rate is agreed in advance and is typically a few pence per mile. It’s not outrageous, but it adds up if you’ve gone well over, so always try to choose a realistic annual mileage up front.
Maintenance is only included if you opt for a maintenance package. This typically covers routine servicing, MOTs, tyre replacements, and breakdown cover. Without this, you're responsible for keeping the car roadworthy and serviced according to the manufacturer's schedule. We’ll explain both options clearly before you sign anything.