Our platform offers you the best crossover lease deals, featuring a variety of brand new crossovers with affordable monthly costs.
But first . . .
The clue is in the name – crossovers being a ‘cross’ between hatchbacks and SUVs. They're lighter and built more like a traditional car, whereas SUVs (Sports Utility Vehicles) tend to be heavier, make use of a truck chassis and are just generally more cumbersome and stick out more on the road. Plus crossovers smaller than SUVs, so you'll have more chance of actually parking!
They're basically SUVs without being, well . . . SUVs. Some people actually call them compact SUVs, but crossovers are usually advertised as a distinct class, and for good reason.
Crossover cars give you the best of both worlds by offering both space and practicality alongside a more traditional hatchback-style feel on top of that. Sometimes a halfway house, Jack-of-all-trade vehicle can be the way to go.
Examples of popular crossover models include the Mazda CX-30, the Nissan Juke and the SEAT Arona.
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There’s an electric car for practically anything these days, so you've got options. Examples of electric crossovers include the Lexus RZ, the Nissan Ariya and the Vauxhall Mokka-e, with plenty more where they came from.
There's plenty of benefits to leasing an electric crossover including lower monthly payments, shorter-term agreements, and a wide range of electric crossover models suitable for any lifestyle.
And remember, all of our crossover lease deals come with road tax, free UK delivery and the full manufacturer's warranty all included (insurance and maintenance are things you'll have to arrange yourself). Some of our most popular crossovers include the Nissan Juke, the Renault Rafale, and more.
So, ready to cross over?
Year by year, used car leasing is gradually becoming more popular, but it's still not widely available across the market. Definitely something you'll be seeing more of as time goes by though.
Crossovers could be considered slightly more specialised than small cars and hatchbacks, but they can still be had for as little as £180 per month, although the average price tends to be around £300 per month. It does really depend on the specific make and model.
If you're deciding whether to lease a car from a dealer, it's important to know that car lease deals offered to you by dealers tend to be more expensive than those provided by leasing brokers.
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