No Deposit Car Leasing
At Amber Car Leasing, we pride ourselves on providing the most flexible leasing options for our customers, including - yes, you guessed it - no deposit car leasing deals.
Browse our range of popular car leasing deals below and on each model you can select the initial payment for the leasing deal, including the equivalent of just one monthly payment.
Can't see what you're looking for? Call our team of personal leasing specialists on 01625 704396 and we'll help you find the very best deal for your next new car.
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No-Deposit Car Leasing - How does it work?
When you lease a car, the initial payment (an upfront fee) can be as low as the equivalent to 1 month's worth of monthly payments. This means that you don't need to find a large deposit payment up front as is often the case when financing a car via Hire Purchase or PCP making Leasing a very cost effective way to get your new car on the road!
What Cars are Available with No Deposit?
All cars are available on no deposit contracts and they are available to both business and personal users. Instead of putting down a hefty deposit you only need to put one payment down and spread the rest of the payments across the term of the lease.
Fancy something with a quick delivery time? Check out our in stock lease deals.
No-Deposit Car Leasing FAQ's
- No large upfront payments
- Delivery Service included
- Get behind the wheel of a new car sooner
- No deposit option is available on all our deals
An Initial Payment is a payment made at the start of your agreement, normally calculated as either 1, 3, 6, 9 times your monthly amount. This amount affects how much your monthly payments will be over the course of your lease. The more you pay up front, the less your monthly payments will be. It is usually payable shortly after your car has been delivered.
Car leasing with no deposit can be more difficult if you have bad credit. Typically, you'll need a good or excellent credit score in order to eligible for a car lease with no deposit. This is because if you have a poor credit score, you're on average more likely to default on the money owed.