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For those of you with poor credit, getting a car can be daunting. Different lenders ask for different requirements and it can be confusing who wants what. With regards to whether you need a deposit if you have poor credit, the answer is not necessarily. Whilst having a deposit can help, not all lenders require one for a leasing deal to be offered to someone with bad credit.

Sometimes we want to end our time with our car early. We have become bored with our current model or we have grown out of it in terms of space due to family or hobbies and we require a fresh model. The answer to the question of do you have to pay to upgrade your car early is no.

The simple answer is yes, you can. There are benefits to leasing without paying a deposit and it is great for you to know no deposit car leasing is possible. There are downsides to not paying a deposit, but in many cases, these are outweighed by the positives.

When it comes to getting a car, there are a few variables to consider. The financial variables are the ones that most affect our decision to acquire a car or not. Two of the main choices is whether to part-exchange your current car as a form of deposit or to go for a no deposit car leasing option.

One hundred years ago, cars were incredibly basic compared to the cars of today. The same will be said in a century’s time. In the present day, we are making massive strides in car development with the likes of Google and Tesla testing self-driving and electric cars. The technology behind electric cars is developing quicker and eventually cheap electric models will become a dominant presence on our roads.

Two of the most popular options for getting a car is Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) and Hire Purchase (HP). But which one should you get and what exactly is the difference between them? There are similarities between the two policies and it entirely depends on what you are looking for before deciding which one is the best suited for you.

Nissan smashed the car market with their popular crossover SUV, the Qashqai. They made a car that was big and practical and excellent for families who needed a little extra space for the children, but didn’t need a full-size 4X4 like a Land Rover or an executive saloon like a BMW. Kia has stepped into the ring with their crossover SUV, the Kia Sportage.

Are you someone who wishes to own a Golf, its speed, its looks and its interior, but don’t want the running costs that comes with a petrol model? Great, because we have a range of Volkswagen Golf GTD to satisfy that desire. Volkswagen designed this Golf to deliver on the cheaper running costs whilst offering you a great Golf to drive. It has rivals in the form of the Ford Focus RS, Skoda Octavia vRS and the SEAT Leon FR.

For years, the European hatchbacks, especially the likes of Vauxhall and Volkswagen have dominated the market. However, in recent years, other car firms have been improving more and more. Now Toyota and the Kia have hatchbacks that are ready to take on their European counterparts. In fact, these cars really are worth considering if you are looking to get a hatchback on car lease deals.

The Nissan Note is Nissan’s answer to the Ford Fiesta and Honda Jazz. This cheap, small MPV has been judged to be very practical and comfortable. The Ford Fiesta is the most popular car in the UK and therefore, why not go for a challenger and stand out on the road from everyone else with a Nissan Note?

Autumn is arguably one of the best seasons, especially if you enjoy tucking up with a hot chocolate waiting for Halloween and Bonfire Night.

Fancy getting yourself a new car for the New Year? One car you definitely shouldn’t miss out on is the Skoda Citigo. The Citigo is a nifty little city car, and is the perfect choice for people on the go, who need a nippy vehicle to get them from A to B.