4th November 2020
Ford Focus vs Ford Fiesta: What’s The Difference & Which One Should You Lease?
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Personal leasing is the best way to get a car from the most popular manufacturer in the UK - Ford! Plus, you’ll be leasing your Ford from the most trusted and well-respected leasing company in Britain, Hippo Leasing.
Why do customers hold out lease deals in such high regard? We have quality Ford car lease deals available for under £150. Yes, quality cars and modest pricing do exist together.
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Ford introduced car leasing in the 1990s, and while it was expensive then and didn’t kick off the seed had been planted. We now lease hundreds of Ford vehicles on private contract hire.
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You may be asking yourself why you should lease a Ford when you can buy one. While buying is an option (even with a lease deal), you’ll be committing to a car for a significant period. If you enjoy driving different cars every 2-3 years, leasing is a better option.
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