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3+23 = £245.22+vat
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Sunday 25 May 2014
Wednesday 21 May 2014
Friday 25 April 2014
April Skoda Car Leasing Offers
- Skoda OctaviavRS 2.0 TDI CR 5dr Dsl
- £198.50 excl. VATInitial £1191.00 excl. VATpersonal £238.20 incl. VAT
- 24Months
- Skoda OctaviaElegance 1.6 TDI CR DSG 5dr Auto Dsl
- £197.50 excl. VATInitial £592.50 excl. VATpersonal £237.00 incl. VAT
- 24Months
- Skoda Octavia EstateSE 1.6 TDI CR 4x4 5dr Dsl
- £209.99 excl. VATInitial £1259.94 excl. VATpersonal £251.99 incl. VAT
- 36Months
- Skoda FabiaS 1.6 TDI CR 75ps 5dr Dsl
- £136.99 excl. VATInitial £821.94 excl. VATpersonal £164.39 incl. VAT
- 36Months
- Skoda New SuperbS 2.0 TDI CR (140bhp) 5dr Dsl
- £199.99 excl. VATInitial £1199.94 excl. VATpersonal £239.99 incl. VAT
- 36Months
- Skoda OctaviaS 1.2 TSI 5dr
- £179.99 excl. VATInitial £539.97 excl. VATpersonal £215.99 incl. VAT
- 48Months
- Skoda CitigoSE 1.0 5dr
- £125.95 excl. VATInitial £377.85 excl. VATpersonal £151.14 incl. VAT
- 36Months
- Skoda New Yeti OutdoorElegance 2.0 TDI CR 5dr Dsl
- £154.99 excl. VATInitial £929.94 excl. VATpersonal £185.99 incl. VAT
- 24Months
- Skoda OctaviaSE 2.0 TDI CR 5dr Dsl
- £204.05 excl. VATInitial £612.15 excl. VATpersonal £244.86 incl. VAT
- 24Months
- Skoda CitigoElegance 1.0 ASG 5dr Auto
- £129.95 excl. VATInitial £779.70 excl. VATpersonal £155.94 incl. VAT
- 36Months
- Skoda New YetiS 1.2 TSI 5dr
- £141.50 excl. VATInitial £849.00 excl. VATpersonal £169.80 incl. VAT
- 24Months
- Skoda Octavia EstatevRS 2.0 TDI CR 5dr Dsl
- £198.75 excl. VATInitial £1192.50 excl. VATpersonal £238.50 incl. VAT
- 24Months
- Skoda OctaviaS 1.6 TDI CR 5dr Dsl
- £204.85 excl. VATInitial £614.55 excl. VATpersonal £245.82 incl. VAT
- 24Months
- Skoda New Superb EstateS 2.0 TDI CR (140bhp) 5dr Dsl
- £199.99 excl. VATInitial £1199.94 excl. VATpersonal £239.99 incl. VAT
- 24Months
- Skoda Octavia Est 5Dr1.2TSi 105 EU5t S 5Dr
- £192.95 excl. VATInitial £578.85 excl. VATpersonal £231.54 incl. VAT
- 36Months
- £135.75 excl. VATInitial £814.50 excl. VATpersonal £162.90 incl. VAT
- 24Months
- Skoda OctaviavRS 2.0 TDI CR 5dr Dsl
- £198.50 excl. VATInitial £1191.00 excl. VATpersonal £238.20 incl. VAT
- 24Months
- Skoda OctaviaElegance 1.6 TDI CR DSG 5dr Auto Dsl
- £197.50 excl. VATInitial £592.50 excl. VATpersonal £237.00 incl. VAT
- 24Months
- Skoda Octavia EstateSE 1.6 TDI CR 4x4 5dr Dsl
- £209.99 excl. VATInitial £1259.94 excl. VATpersonal £251.99 incl. VAT
- 36Months
- Skoda FabiaS 1.6 TDI CR 75ps 5dr Dsl
- £136.99 excl. VATInitial £821.94 excl. VATpersonal £164.39 incl. VAT
- 36Months
- Skoda New SuperbS 2.0 TDI CR (140bhp) 5dr Dsl
- £199.99 excl. VATInitial £1199.94 excl. VATpersonal £239.99 incl. VAT
- 36Months
- Skoda OctaviaS 1.2 TSI 5dr
- £179.99 excl. VATInitial £539.97 excl. VATpersonal £215.99 incl. VAT
- 48Months
- Skoda CitigoSE 1.0 5dr
- £125.95 excl. VATInitial £377.85 excl. VATpersonal £151.14 incl. VAT
- 36Months
- Skoda New Yeti OutdoorElegance 2.0 TDI CR 5dr Dsl
- £154.99 excl. VATInitial £929.94 excl. VATpersonal £185.99 incl. VAT
- 24Months
- Skoda OctaviaSE 2.0 TDI CR 5dr Dsl
- £204.05 excl. VATInitial £612.15 excl. VATpersonal £244.86 incl. VAT
- 24Months
- Skoda CitigoElegance 1.0 ASG 5dr Auto
- £129.95 excl. VATInitial £779.70 excl. VATpersonal £155.94 incl. VAT
- 36Months
- Skoda New YetiS 1.2 TSI 5dr
- £141.50 excl. VATInitial £849.00 excl. VATpersonal £169.80 incl. VAT
- 24Months
- Skoda Octavia EstatevRS 2.0 TDI CR 5dr Dsl
- £198.75 excl. VATInitial £1192.50 excl. VATpersonal £238.50 incl. VAT
- 24Months
- Skoda OctaviaS 1.6 TDI CR 5dr Dsl
- £204.85 excl. VATInitial £614.55 excl. VATpersonal £245.82 incl. VAT
- 24Months
- Skoda New Superb EstateS 2.0 TDI CR (140bhp) 5dr Dsl
- £199.99 excl. VATInitial £1199.94 excl. VATpersonal £239.99 incl. VAT
- 24Months
- Skoda Octavia Est 5Dr1.2TSi 105 EU5t S 5Dr
- £192.95 excl. VATInitial £578.85 excl. VATpersonal £231.54 incl. VAT
- 36Months
Monday 21 April 2014
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Thursday 10 April 2014
EU plans to scrap Number Plate
EU plans could lead to the scrapping of the 110-year-old British number plate design were condemned last night.
The European Parliament is plannung proposals for a common European design for all vehicle licence plates. It also calls for all vehicles and number plates to be fitted with 'identification tags'.
The move has also raised fears Europe could force all number plates to carry the EU flag.
Last night Tory MEPs rounded on the move, branding it 'stupid'. There was also lots of opposition from motoring groups and fears about the price of replacing existing plates with a new design.
The suggestion of identity tags - supposedly intended to protect against fraud - raised fears it could lead to an EU-wide database of vehciles.
A spokesman for the RAC said: 'The British number plate is simple, highly effective and, while it has changed several times over the years, has been part of our driving heritage for 110 years.
'While there are clearly benefits to be had from having the same style of number plate throughout Europe with identification tags to stop fraud, it would be a real shame to lose ours.'
'It ought to be possible to come up with a set of common guidelines that allow all countries to adapt their licence plates slightly without going for full standardisation.
'If that really has to be the way, perhaps the UK's number plates should form the basis of a new harmonised standard, especially as several other countries already use a very clear format closely resembling ours.'
Wednesday 2 April 2014
Mercedes SLK Business Contract Hire from £249 + vat
Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class 250 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY AMG Sport 2dr Auto Dsl
Contract Hire Details
Term:24 monthsMileage:10,000 mpa
Business:£249.99 excl. VAT
Initial Payment:£1499.94 excl. VAT
What Car Review of the SLK
Thursday 27 March 2014
Fiat Panda Cross is coming soon
With all-wheel drive, increased ground clearance and all season tyres,
the Fiat Panda Cross gains additional offroad skill on the Panda 4x4.
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The Panda Cross has all-wheel drive and raised ground clearance
What's The Fiat Panda Cross?
Depending on the brand new Fiat Panda 4x4 the Combination adds some additional off road skill and tougher styling. The Panda Cross increases oversize tyres and raised ground clearance on the Panda 4x4 which means you are less prone to scrape the fenders or undercarriage should you venture off road.
With all-wheel drive, a locking differential plus a hill descent system which can help you drive safely down steep inclines, rough terrain should be taken by the Panda Cross in its step.
The Cross is identified in the Panda 4x4 with new lights and fenders, front and rear skid plates plus new roof bars, side mouldings and fearless wheel arch extensions.
Why can I purchase a Fiat Panda Cross?
If you would like a tiny auto with great off road skill, there are not that many automobiles to select from, making the Panda Cross among the most economical and tiniest 4x4s you can purchase. The Cross provides you with a little additional offroad capacity within the conventional Panda 4x4 and its boxy body has had a substantial dose of steroids.
With four-wheel drive, all season tyres and hill descent way to negociate steep descents, the Panda Cross should really really be much more joyful off road than most little automobiles. The petrol variation must even be as competent on steep rises thanks to its six-speed gearbox having a shortened first gear.
The Panda Cross can be locked in four-wheel drive or left to send capacity to the tyres having the most handle - so unlike some modest crossovers it ought to be unfazed by moderate off-roading.
What engines does the Fiat Panda Cross use?
The Panda Cross can be acquired with the 80bhp 1.3-litre diesel engine plus a 90bhp 0.9-litre turbocharged petrol motor.
In diesel form the Panda Cross includes a powerful official fuel economy amount of 60.1mpg while the petrol returns a promised amount of 57.6mpg.
When can I purchase a Fiat Panda Cross?
The Panda Cross needs to be in UK showrooms in fall.
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The Panda Cross has all-wheel drive and raised ground clearance
What's The Fiat Panda Cross?
Depending on the brand new Fiat Panda 4x4 the Combination adds some additional off road skill and tougher styling. The Panda Cross increases oversize tyres and raised ground clearance on the Panda 4x4 which means you are less prone to scrape the fenders or undercarriage should you venture off road.
With all-wheel drive, a locking differential plus a hill descent system which can help you drive safely down steep inclines, rough terrain should be taken by the Panda Cross in its step.
The Cross is identified in the Panda 4x4 with new lights and fenders, front and rear skid plates plus new roof bars, side mouldings and fearless wheel arch extensions.
Why can I purchase a Fiat Panda Cross?
If you would like a tiny auto with great off road skill, there are not that many automobiles to select from, making the Panda Cross among the most economical and tiniest 4x4s you can purchase. The Cross provides you with a little additional offroad capacity within the conventional Panda 4x4 and its boxy body has had a substantial dose of steroids.
With four-wheel drive, all season tyres and hill descent way to negociate steep descents, the Panda Cross should really really be much more joyful off road than most little automobiles. The petrol variation must even be as competent on steep rises thanks to its six-speed gearbox having a shortened first gear.
The Panda Cross can be locked in four-wheel drive or left to send capacity to the tyres having the most handle - so unlike some modest crossovers it ought to be unfazed by moderate off-roading.
What engines does the Fiat Panda Cross use?
The Panda Cross can be acquired with the 80bhp 1.3-litre diesel engine plus a 90bhp 0.9-litre turbocharged petrol motor.
In diesel form the Panda Cross includes a powerful official fuel economy amount of 60.1mpg while the petrol returns a promised amount of 57.6mpg.
When can I purchase a Fiat Panda Cross?
The Panda Cross needs to be in UK showrooms in fall.
Friday 21 March 2014
Chancellor George Osbourne Pledges More Funding for Roads
Chancellor George Osborne has put aside an additional GBP200 million in
his Budget to fix roads and potholes after serious winter weather.
It comes as portion of a variety of measures that have been made to fix Britain's motoring infrastructure after years of disrepair.
He's additionally pledged GBP270 million towards raising the debt financing for the Mersey Gateway Bridge which will find the building of a road bridge on the River Mersey.
Furthermore, he stated that he'd support potential developments to the A1 north of Newcastle upon Tyne, when the Scottish Government consented to fit the price of financing a feasibility study to the development.
Mr Osborne will even support the Greater Cambridge business venture's transportation and infrastructure strategies, which may be worth up to GBP500 million over 15 to 20 years.
Meanwhile, the Budget included strategies to freeze fuel duty, as opposed to increasing it in September.
RAC technical director David Bizley said: "George Osborne is among the few chancellors who has really reduced fuel duty by cutting a cent off in the 2011 Budget rather than simply putting it upward like the majority of his forerunners, and we'd expected he'd start to see the wisdom in doing so again, but unfortunately that'sn't occurred.
"While keeping duty precisely the same will keep the adversity motorists already feel from high fuel costs becoming any worse, a reduction was needed to revoke this punitive price that's effectively a tax on nearly every British company that uses vehicles, including day-to-day living as a large proportion of men and women rely on vehicles for work and regular life.
"Along with all the FairFuelUK effort, we desired to find a revolutionary and much-needed 3p a litre reduction in fuel duty as we consider this would do way more good for the market than just immobilizing it. The economical advantages of a fuel duty reduction have been definitely shown in reports made by the National Institute of Social and Economic Research, in addition to the Centre for Economics and Business Research.
"We can only just trust Mr Osborne is saving the very best news for the fall in the type of a vote-winning duty reduction ahead of next year's election."
He included: "An additional GBP200 million - if really that is new money - for councils to apply for to mend our pothole-ridden roads is a part of the proper path, but in fact it's likely not sufficient to bring our roads back up to the standard that each motorist is entitled to anticipate.
"We want whole stretches of road to be resurfaced often rather than repairing them when they begin to fall apart, costing citizens an increasing number of cash each year. Only filling potholes is a substantial fictitious market that has now sadly become essential. We truly must put a stop to this with ensuring roads are never permitted to degenerate to the stage where potholes grow.
"Legislating to provide the Welsh Authorities new tax and borrowing powers to finance infrastructure and commence work on developing the M4 in South Wales is welcome news, as is a GBP270 million guarantee for the Mersey Gateway Bridge."
It comes as portion of a variety of measures that have been made to fix Britain's motoring infrastructure after years of disrepair.
He's additionally pledged GBP270 million towards raising the debt financing for the Mersey Gateway Bridge which will find the building of a road bridge on the River Mersey.
Furthermore, he stated that he'd support potential developments to the A1 north of Newcastle upon Tyne, when the Scottish Government consented to fit the price of financing a feasibility study to the development.
Mr Osborne will even support the Greater Cambridge business venture's transportation and infrastructure strategies, which may be worth up to GBP500 million over 15 to 20 years.
Meanwhile, the Budget included strategies to freeze fuel duty, as opposed to increasing it in September.
RAC technical director David Bizley said: "George Osborne is among the few chancellors who has really reduced fuel duty by cutting a cent off in the 2011 Budget rather than simply putting it upward like the majority of his forerunners, and we'd expected he'd start to see the wisdom in doing so again, but unfortunately that'sn't occurred.
"While keeping duty precisely the same will keep the adversity motorists already feel from high fuel costs becoming any worse, a reduction was needed to revoke this punitive price that's effectively a tax on nearly every British company that uses vehicles, including day-to-day living as a large proportion of men and women rely on vehicles for work and regular life.
"Along with all the FairFuelUK effort, we desired to find a revolutionary and much-needed 3p a litre reduction in fuel duty as we consider this would do way more good for the market than just immobilizing it. The economical advantages of a fuel duty reduction have been definitely shown in reports made by the National Institute of Social and Economic Research, in addition to the Centre for Economics and Business Research.
"We can only just trust Mr Osborne is saving the very best news for the fall in the type of a vote-winning duty reduction ahead of next year's election."
He included: "An additional GBP200 million - if really that is new money - for councils to apply for to mend our pothole-ridden roads is a part of the proper path, but in fact it's likely not sufficient to bring our roads back up to the standard that each motorist is entitled to anticipate.
"We want whole stretches of road to be resurfaced often rather than repairing them when they begin to fall apart, costing citizens an increasing number of cash each year. Only filling potholes is a substantial fictitious market that has now sadly become essential. We truly must put a stop to this with ensuring roads are never permitted to degenerate to the stage where potholes grow.
"Legislating to provide the Welsh Authorities new tax and borrowing powers to finance infrastructure and commence work on developing the M4 in South Wales is welcome news, as is a GBP270 million guarantee for the Mersey Gateway Bridge."
Tuesday 18 March 2014
MITSUBISHI ASX LEASE DEAL FROM £155 + VAT PER MONTH
MITSUBISHI ASX LEASE DEAL FROM £155 + VAT
Business Contract Hire, based on 6+35 payments, Call 1st Leasing for more details on 01158240670 or visit www.1st-leasing.co.uk
Business Contract Hire, based on 6+35 payments, Call 1st Leasing for more details on 01158240670 or visit www.1st-leasing.co.uk
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