In Stock Car Leasing

"In stock" typically means that a car dealership, leasing company, or other retailer has a specific make and model of vehicle available for lease. The vehicle has already been built resulting in lead times that are typically much shorter than factory orders.

A vehicle in stock is one that is currently available for lease at a dealership or from a seller. It is typically on the lot and can be inspected, test-driven, and leased immediately. A factory order, on the other hand, is a vehicle that is built to order. The buyer chooses the specific options and features they want, and the vehicle is then built and shipped to the dealership or directly to the buyer. Factory orders typically take longer to receive than in-stock vehicles.

Your car can be delivered to you as early as 2 weeks or it could be up to 4 months! This depends if the car you have chosen is in stock or not – if it’s in stock and is able to be delivered to you it could be sitting in your driveway in 2 weeks. If, however, it is not an in-stock deal the car will be manufactured to your specifications which could take some time depending on the location of the factory, availability of the model and other factors. Please confirm with the leasing provider before you order when you can expect delivery so you’re not without a car when you need one.

When you contract is due to finish, the leasing company will be in touch to arrange the collection of your car. Once collected, the car will be checked for any additional damage outside of the BVRLA “fair wear and tear” guide as well as any excess mileage used outside of the contract. If there are any additional fees to be paid you will be charged for these. Once all done and complete you are free to enter a new car leasing contract for a brand new vehicle – at which point you can come back to AutoLease.Compare and search for a brand new deal.