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Looking for the best leasing offers without the wait? In stock car lease deals could be the answer. Compare our in stock vehicles, all with shorter turnaround times than a traditional factory order. These in stock deals could be delivered to your door in a matter of weeks. These prices are only on a limited number of cars and can get snapped up quickly, so don’t delay.

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Volvo ES90

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8.2
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£721.64 p/m
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£29,217.20
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Why consider in stock lease deals? Quicker delivery. Lower costs.

  • Choosing an in stock deal means you’re choosing convenience. The car you are ordering already exists or is about to be built to a certain specification. This slashes lead times and ensures you’ll be behind the wheel of your brand-new car in no time at all.
  • In stock cars are usually the most popular and desirable trim levels, ensuring you get the latest technology and equipment for a lower monthly payment. This means they often offer great value compared to factory order vehicles.
  • If you’re coming to the end of a lease or need a replacement car ASAP and can’t wait months for a brand-new car to be built and delivered, then an in stock car is the answer.

In stock lease car FAQs

What does in stock mean?

In stock is an umbrella term that covers several stages in the vehicle supply chain. But generally, it’s a vehicle that has already been built. It might already be waiting at a dealership or depot, or it could be on its way there from a port or manufacturing facility. This means lead times are typically much shorter than factory orders.

What’s the difference between in stock and a factory order?

A factory order is a car built to your exact specification. You can pick the exact colour you want and any options. An in stock car is likely to have already been built. You won’t be able to add any factory-fitted options, but will have a pool of colours to choose from and there will be a limited number of vehicles available at that price.

How quickly are in stock cars delivered?

Currently, Covid is affecting all supply chains and businesses, but most in stock vehicles will typically be delivered within three to four weeks of being ordered. Some may be available for delivery in a much shorter timeframe, while others might take a little longer.

Are in stock deals the same price as factory order?

Often in stock cars can be cheaper than factory orders, especially if they have been pre-registered by a leasing company. There is often a lot of great stock deals following the release of a new model, so it’s a fantastic way to snap up a bargain. Please note, leasing rates will only be available on a fixed number of stock, so once they’ve sold out, prices will change, and may go up.

What is a pre-registered stock vehicle?

A pre-registered lease vehicle is a brand-new stock car that has already been registered with the DVLA by a dealership, leasing company, or broker before being leased. While it has been assigned a license plate, it has never been driven or owned by a customer. This means you’re getting a new car, but it may have an existing registration date.