Are you over 18 with a full UK Driving Licence and good credit? If the answer is yes, then you can lease a van!
Van Leasing is a great business tool, and our leases are set up for business use only. Businesses can be sole traders, partnerships or limited companies.
By taking out a van lease, businesses can take on more work, make a great first impression with their customers and know they have a vehicle they can rely on. All without forking out a massive chunk of capital upfront.
Why do I need good credit to lease a van?
To
lease a van, the business, or its owners and directors, will be credit searched by
the finance company. Businesses and people with good credit are generally
accepted automatically. It is important to note that the Financial Conduct
Authority require finance to go through an affordability check.
Businesses with a small amount of adverse may be accepted to lease if explanations can be offered.
Where the credit decision is marginal, the finance company may ask us to provide further information such as bank statements and accounts. Sometimes additional measures may be requested by the finance company to make sure you will be able to pay the finance on your new van. Usually this means signing a director’s guarantee.
New
start businesses can still be eligible for finance. In most instances the finance company requires a larger deposit (generally 9 months upfront) and a director’s guarantee. This is because the business doesn’t have historical credit with which to assess whether they will be able to pay the finance on their new vehicle. By providing a director’s guarantee and larger deposit, the risk to the finance company is reduced.
We offer van leases on single vehicles, and on multiple vans. Customers
will often take on more than one lease as their business expands. taking advantage of the low upfront cost, and agreed monthly payment schedule.
Do I have good credit?
Not sure if you’ll be accepted for a van lease? You can check your credit score online using Experion. Want to learn more about how credit works and if you’re likely to be accepted? Read more here.
All rentals can be offset against revenue, making them 100% tax efficient
If you’re VAT registered, all of the rental’s VAT can be claimed back
Why choose Global Vans?
When leasing a van at Global Vans, we will provide you with as many options as possible, so that you have flexibility when comes to paying for the finance. It’s important that your monthly payments fit your finances, and that you, the customer, find the right deal for you. We have plenty of in stock vehicles and relationships with manufacturers and suppliers across the country. This means you should have plenty of options when it comes to finding a van to fit your budget.
Contact us
Speak to one of our leasing experts for a quote on 01179625314 or go to globalvans.co.uk find your vehicle and complete our quick online form for a call back.
Leasing FAQs
➤ Can I lease a van?
To lease a van you have to be over 18, with a full UK driving licence and good credit.
➤ Do I need to pass a credit check?
Yes, our funding partners will need to make sure your van lease is affordable for you and you’re able to pay your van finance.
➤ What is the difference between Contract Hire, Finance Lease, and Hire Purchase?
Contract Hire: A long-term rental of 2-5 years. You can spread the VAT cost over the length of the agreement, and the vehicle in handed back at the end of the term, subject to excess mileage and damage charges.
Finance Lease: VAT can be spread over the 2-5 years of the term, like Contract hire. However, with Finance Lease you have different options at the end. You can: trade back and upgrade to a new van, sell to a 3rd party, or re-finance. There are also no excess mileage charges.
Hire Purchase: With this option VAT is paid in full upfront rather than spread over a 2-5 year term. There is no final rental payment, and no mileage charges. You retain full ownership at the end of the term.
➤ Will my new business be approved for a van lease?
New start businesses can take out van leases. Funders usually ask for more information to support your credit proposal, and often ask for a director’s guarantee.