Obviously alot depends on indvduals finances whether they purchase a car privately, in the same way ones individual finances also dictate the AP they can afford.
£303 works out, works out at roughly £20 extra per month, an additional £720 on a 3 year lease based on 2024/25 rate. We are will aware it won’t just be an extra £720, as the rate uplift is as good as guaranteed to be uplifted each tax year, you have your current lease….
I think it was @Glos Guy who said the most value for money scheme cars, are the ones, which suit an individuals needs, that have the lowest overall outlay over 3 years. He’s quite right of course.
Likewise, should I choose to go down the BEV route, which I’d like to try providing the range was suitable for my needs, I would certainly do it with a scheme car. However, as things stand today, We have resigned ourselves that we will be leaving the scheme during Q1 and buying private, unless something comes along we like and is sutable, at a reasonable AP.