Van leasing deals

Popular benefits of van leasing include driving the latest van every 2-4 years, low monthly payments, a manufacturer’s warranty, fewer maintenance costs, tax advantages and no expensive upfront costs.

Van leasing lets you pay smaller, fixed monthly payments for a set time, but you won’t own the van. This has its own benefits such as not owning a depreciating asset or having to sell the van when you want a change.

Whether it’s better to buy or lease a van depends on your circumstances and finances. Buying means you’ll own the van, but you’ll need to pay the full cost upfront. Leasing lets you pay lower, fixed payments for an agreed time, but you won’t own the van.

For further information, see our comprehensive guide to van leasing vs. buying.

You are eligible for van leasing if you are a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), PLC, Local Authority, Partnership, Limited Company, Charity, Embassy, or if you’re self-employed.

Read more in our guide to van leasing.

You can sign write a lease van, however, any signage must be removed before you return the van at the end of the contract. We recommend you use vinyl or magnetic signs, as these are easy to remove.

Find out more in our guide to modifying a lease van.

Van leasing with insurance and maintenance is included with our Fuel & Go package. As well as a fully insured lease van, you’ll receive breakdown cover, accident management and routine servicing and repairs.

We offer a huge range of lease vans, including 4x4s, box vans, pickups, panel vans, city vans and Luton vans, all in a variety of payloads. You can choose from popular brands like Ford, Mercedes, Citroen, Volkswagen and many more.

Yes, you can lease a van for personal use or business. Browse our latest deals above or contact our team to discuss your new van lease.

Van lease deals are usually two, three or four years. At Leasing Options, we also offer short-term leasing ranging from one, three and six months. Contact us to discuss your van leasing options.

This varies between funders so if it’s something you would like to consider, please contact your account manager.

Van leasing is 100% tax-deductible and you can claim it all back (if you meet all the criteria). As ever, for any tax advice, it’s important to remember that we are not tax experts therefore you should speak to an accountant for any information and advice. Find out more in our guide to van leasing tax.