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CVSL Ltd was founded in 1989 by people who know the vehicle leasing business inside out and whose aim is to provide the best possible service.
To name a few; no deprecation, fixed monthly costs which are not seen as an asset on your balance sheet as well as tax benefits. It will also free up capital which can be invested back in your company.
No, this is not an option, if you are looking to keep the vehicle you might want to consider business contract purchase or business lease purchase.
Yes, you can indeed, as long as you are VAT registered.
Here at CVSL we offer a variety of mileage packages, it is important to give us a realistic estimate of annual mileage as additional mileage will be charged. If you would like to increase your mileage, speak to an adviser today.
All Manufacturers are now running on Euro 6 engines so this should not affect anything unless you are travelling in and out of London.
This all depends on the make of the vehicle, the length of the contract and your annual mileage. The equation for this is cost price of vehicle minus residual value (dependant on term and mileage) divided by monthly term equals customers monthly payments.
Contract length varies from 24 months to 60 months; this can be extended if needed.
We do offer maintenance packages which with most finance companies includes a no quibble tyre policy that will cover you for punctures and damage, to give you piece of mind.
Yes, with contract hire this is included in your monthly rentals.
The legal age for acquiring finance under the Consumer Credit Act is 18, however some funders require you to be 21. Here at CVSL we use a variety of finance funders.
No, the van remains property of the funder and the vehicle will be returned after your contract.
Yes, you can customise your vehicle as long as the changes are legal and returned to how the vehicle was delivered . Here at CVSL we pride ourselves at delivering vehicles to trade, which often means optimising the vehicle to specific requirements which could be anything from pipe bars, van racks to wheel chair access. The cost for this can be included as part of your contract or alternatively you can choose to pay for them separately.
Funders will charge for damage that is outside the BVRLA’s Fair Wear and Tear Guide. You should always read your contract; this will have all the information you need on damage.
If you haven’t opted for a maintenance package, you are responsible for undergoing MOTs during contract duration.
Yes, you can, as long as your contract is in your company’s name.
Yes, you will have to ability to add members of staff on your insurance.
If you aren’t at fault, your insurance company may be able to supply a courtesy vehicle as part of your cover. Alternatively the repairing body shop might supply you with a replacement vehicle.
This is possible; however a small service charge might apply.