Car & Van Leasing FAQs
Looking for clear answers about car or van leasing? Our FAQ section breaks down everything you need to know - from how personal and business leasing works, to maintenance, mileage limits, credit checks, and what happens at the end of your lease. Whether you're leasing a car or van through RightLease, this guide helps you make informed decisions with zero jargon.
We Keep It Straightforward
At RightLease, we know you don’t have time for jargon, waffle, or hidden clauses. Whether you're completely new to leasing or already clued up on contract hire, our job is to make sure you get clear, honest answers without needing a translator.
We don’t do confusing small print or corporate speak - just straight-up information you can trust. This page is designed to cut through the noise and give you fast, direct responses to the questions we hear every day.
From understanding how leasing works, to what your options are at the end of a contract, we cover the lot.
Still can’t find what you’re looking for? No stress. Drop us a message, give us a call, or hit the live chat.
You’ll speak to a real person who knows their stuff and can sort your query fast - no scripts, no delays, no nonsense.
New to Leasing?
You’re not alone - plenty of people come to us having never leased before. Most are unsure how it compares to buying, what’s included, or what happens at the end of the contract.
The good news? Leasing is usually simpler, more affordable, and a hell of a lot less hassle - especially when you’ve got RightLease handling everything behind the scenes.
No balloon payments. No big up-front costs. Just a brand-new car or van, fixed monthly payments, and none of the headaches that come with ownership. Whether you're a sole trader, business owner, or just need something personal and reliable, we’ll walk you through it all without the sales fluff.
Want the full lowdown? Head over to our Leasing Explained page for the basics - or scroll down to the FAQs below if you’ve got a specific question in mind. Either way, we’ve got you covered.