Car Lease Deals with Maintenance

Have you thought about leasing directly from Carwow?

Carwow Leasey is our dedicated leasing service, owned and operated by Carwow.

We bring you great value leasing deals, exclusive perks like 20% off the entire GRIDSERVE charging network, and industry-leading support. The best part? We’re with you from research to road, from expert car reviews and impartial advice to the moment you get the keys.

Find it, lease it, drive it – all in one place.

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How leasing works on carwow

Find your car

Use carwow to browse and compare leasing deals. Once you've found the perfect deal, contact the dealer for a personalised quote.

Contact the dealer

When you're happy with the car and the quote, you'll apply for Contract Hire finance. Once approved by the leasing company the dealer can order your new car.

Take delivery

Once everything's signed, you'll be notified of a delivery date. Then simply relax and wait for your new car to arrive at your door!

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About car leases with maintenance

Car leases with maintenance bundles your lease and key running costs into one fixed monthly payment. They usually cover servicing, MOT, tyres, and repairs, helping you avoid unexpected expenses.

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Car leasing with maintenance FAQs

Do car leases include maintenance?

Car leases don’t always include maintenance. Some cover it, some don’t, and a few cover nearly everything – so always check the lease terms. Even with a manufacturer warranty, you’ll usually still need to pay for servicing, tyres, and other wear-and-tear items. If you want these costs included, many leases let you add a maintenance package for an extra monthly fee, which spreads expenses evenly over the lease term.

Is it worth getting maintenance on a leased car?

It depends on your driving and lease length. It’s a good idea if you drive a lot, have a 3+ year lease, want hassle-free upkeep, or you’re not confident with car repairs. On the other hand, it may not be worth it if you only drive a little, have a short lease, or are happy handling repairs yourself – paying as you go could save money.