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Volkswagen Van Leasing: An Asset Management Strategy That Benefits Your Business


Topics:  Volkswagen

Volkswagen Van Leasing: An Asset Management Strategy That Benefits Your Business

Kate Barton
21 November 2012


Quality vehicles are vital assets in most business ventures today. Vehicles not only bring the top executives and hardworking employees to and from the business location, but they also transport supplies or raw materials from one location to another, bring products to distribution points, deliver offerings and services straight to customers, and promote the company's name as well. Choosing the right type of vehicle to fit your venture's specific needs is important in maintaining the proper flow of your processes and ensuring efficiency and productivity at all stages.

Some companies, however, may be confused about deciding to purchase a new or used vehicle or leasing one for company use. Buying may be the option most preferred by companies, but it pays to take a closer look at the benefits of leasing before making a decision-it may just be the asset solution that can help your company generate more profits, experience better transportation, and demonstrate its best performance yet. If you have your eye on a Ford, Toyota, Renault, or Volkswagen van, leasing could be the best move you can make.

Purchasing new or even used vehicles can put you at risk, finance-wise; main dealers or forecourts typically require larger deposits and higher monthly payments than those who lease vehicles. Companies that choose to lease can get full tax relief on their payments and can expect a fixed monthly payment. Companies with leased vehicles also don't have to worry about depreciation or the need to sell the van when a new one is needed-at the end of the lease agreement, all it would need to do is hand the keys back (and perhaps start looking around for the next quality vehicle to lease to maintain the brand's images of utilising only the best vehicles).

Large, small, or medium van leasing would be the ideal option for companies seeking to acquire the best quality vehicles for their specific needs and budget requirements. Trusted van leasing companies offer a wide range of commercial vehicles from a variety of manufacturers and work with major financial groups in order to provide the best possible leasing deals. They will go out of their way to find the right plan and the right pickup trucks, crew vans, tipper vans, refrigerated vans, minibuses, or whatever specific vehicle you need.

If Peugeot van leasing is what you have in mind, you can pick from the different sizes and models that are commonly available for leasing. The Peugeot Bipper Diesel Special Edition 1.4 HDi 70 Professional, for instance, can take a payload of 590kg, in addition to its 1210kg kerbweight, meaning it is light and manoeuvrable even when fully laden with cargo. It also sports a contemporary, quirky look while displaying features that make it comfortable and safe for the driver and passengers as well.

Choosing the assets that would benefit the way your company works must be done with careful planning. Weighing the advantages of van leasing against purchasing can help your business save money, experience better performance, and ultimately reap bigger profits.


Big, small or medium van leasing will be the best choice for businesses opting to get the high quality cars for their particular needs.




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