<p style=”text-align: left;”>I must agree with the sediment of this post. Mobility can and should do much better for us consumers. Mobility customers feel like they havent got any choices, but again I’ve been searching lease deals and at this moment in time manufacturers are pushing out hugely discounted cars to leading companies. As an example. I just done a little search on vw t roc with 5* what car rating. On our scheme it’s our full allowance of £270 and an AP of £499.</p>
But I have found many 3 year deals with 12/15k miles for under £170 a month with nil AP. Obviously you need to add insurance and servicing…. but this would still be mouth wateringly cheaper than leasing through mobility.
I have also justed spotted a mercedes cla coupe on a lease deal for £199 per month with £1100 upfront based on 12k miles a year. The mobility equivalent of the amg 200 is your full £270 allowance plus an eye watering £3749 AP.
So this indeed does suggest for the vast majority of vehicles on the scheme, the scheme is making extraordinary large profits before our needs on the pretence that it is a charity. They should be securing better deals for its customers with the huge buying power they have.
So in my opinion, on many of the vehicles we are offered on this scheme we are indeed getting a raw deal from mobility. Always do your homework!!