Trader Lease Deals

With a plan, in need of a van?

Even if you're a sole trader, there's nothing stopping you from from leasing a van. It will work out cheaper than buying, and you'll only need to pass a credit check and provide some proof of your business, for example in the form of bank statements.

What van you go for depends on what kind of work you do. If you're in a low material trade, small vans like the Volkswagen Caddy, the Ford Transit Connect and the Mercedes-Benz Citan are your best bets with their car-like feel and compact loading bays.

Or maybe you're in a high-material trade? Then medium and large vans like the Ford Transit and the Peugeot Boxer should do the trick with their high payloads and roomy loading bays.

Plus, with leasing you benefit from:

• Fixed monthly payments, making your budget manageable
• Free UK mainland delivery
• Road tax included
• No depreciation worries (as you simply hand the van back)
• Full manufacturer's warranty

If you're ready . . . jump in.

FAQs

Is it worth leasing a car as a sole trader?

Whether it's worth leasing a car as a sole trader depends whether the car has enough space for your materials, but generally, yes. You'll just need to pass a credit check and provide some proof of your business.

How much is it to lease a van for a month?

The cost to lease a van depends on your budget and how much you're willing to pay. We regularly see van deals going for as little as £145 to upwards of a few hundred pounds.