Driving instructor car lease

Why choose car leasing over car purchasing?

A driving instructor vehicle can typically do 30,000 miles per year and will often suffer more wear and tear than the average car.  Instructor vehicles tend to go through more tyres, clutches and brakes than normal - and many driving instructors underestimate the cost of repairs.

Repairs can be costly, not only in terms of garage bills, but also in terms of vehicle downtime.  A vehicle off the road means cancelled lessons - and no income.

Leasing your instructor vehicle gives you the benefit of being able to budget accurately.  The price of routine maintenance is included in the leasing cost - and a replacement car is provided when your car is off the road.

With leasing, there's no need to find an initial, large deposit - plus you get the benefits of a new car every 7, 12 or 18 months.

The road fund license and breakdown cover is included in the price.  If required, we can also provide your insurance.

On the surface, purchasing an instructor vehicle outright might seem like an attractive option.  However, when the real costs of running an instructor car are calculated, for many PDIs and ADIs, car leasing is a simpler, more cost effective route.