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Improving Your Company's Cost Efficiency And Performance With Van Leasing


Improving Your Company's Cost Efficiency And Performance With Van Leasing

Johan Stevenson
29 October 2012


Business owners need to be smart about the way they acquire and use assets to facilitate the growth and development of their company. Experiencing successful years and receiving significant profits are worthy of celebration, but they are by no means signs that the owner now has free rein to purchase more expensive equipment and assets to improve its operations. While this can appear to be a wise investment, it's still advisable for businesses to compare products and choose the option that gives them more value for their money.

Transportation, for example, is an important aspect of many business ventures. Vehicles are needed to shuttle people from one place to another, deliver goods, or carry tools and equipment. Companies may think that purchasing vehicles are the logical choice for acquiring the cars or vans they need, but many have found that this can be the costlier option in the long run. Businesses can choose van leasing instead; this can provide more benefits and yield more positive business results.

Leasing a van has a number of benefits. A lower deposit is required for leasing a van compared to deposits needed for buying a new or used one; the monthly payments for leases and contract hires are also considerably lower. A business owner would also be assured that there won't be any nasty surprises when they make those monthly payments; there will be a single fixed amount observed each time. A lease can also come with a comprehensive maintenance plan that will help a company save on servicing fees. There would also be no worries about the vehicle's depreciation or sale when the agreement is done; the customer would simply need to return the keys.

Another positive benefit of leasing is that a customer will be able to choose a beautiful model in the best condition; this can add to the company's good image and reputation for quality in its choice of assets. When a combination of function and style is required, customers can opt for van leasing. The brand offers multipurpose vehicles such as the van L200 4Work Club Cab. It can comfortably seat 4 people inside and can accommodate a payload of 1,060 kg in its spacious rear loading area.

Van leasing is another ideal option if a company requires the contained transport of goods combined with the sleek appearance of a modern van. The Sport Refrigerated Van is a good example; it has an attractive mid-size van design with a rounded frontage, curved lines, wrap-around bumpers, and side protective strips. As attractive as it looks, Sport vans also boast of practical features to make transporting goods a breeze. The built-in refrigeration technology allows for the transport of perishable goods plus a side-loading door and 180-degree opening at the rear for convenient access to the loading deck.

Investing in the right vehicles for a company's necessary transport needs does not automatically translate to purchasing new or used cars or vans. Leasing is a wise financial move that can allow companies to save money, have more resources available for other important expenses, and still acquire top quality vehicles for their purposes.


Leasing a van has a number of benefits. A lower deposit is required for leasing a van compared to deposits needed for buying a new or used one; the monthly payments for leases and contract hires are also considerably lower.




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