THE LEASIFY VEHICLE WORLD
As diverse as
your expectations.
Luxury car, sports car, company car or van: start with how you will use it. Explore the vehicle classes and prepare an enquiry with the details that matter.
This overview describes vehicle segments, not available stock. Find actual listings in the vehicle market; you can also specify your own vehicle choice in an enquiry.
Comfort & presence
Luxury vehicles
A vehicle that combines refinement, craftsmanship and presence. For a luxury saloon or exclusive SUV, consider condition, history and a budget that covers running costs as well as equipment.
What matters for your use
For executive meetings, longer journeys and a personal expectation of comfort. Focus on the equipment you will actually use, from seats to driver assistance.
- Compare standard and optional equipment carefully
- Check service history and condition
- Assess insurance and maintenance costs in advance
- Consider planned use period and possible resale
For your first enquiry
Preferred model, essential equipment, new or used, personal or business use and monthly budget.
Character & driving dynamics
Sports & performance cars
From a sporty daily driver to a special coupé: a sports car is a deliberate choice. History, technical condition and planned use deserve as much attention as power and design.
What matters for your use
Specify daily, seasonal or mainly weekend use. This helps set realistic mileage and suitable contract parameters.
- Clarify accident history and technical modifications
- Check maintenance records, brakes and tyres
- Confirm insurability and intended use
- Allow for seasonal use and annual mileage
For your first enquiry
Model or vehicle idea, desired performance, use, annual mileage and deposit and term preferences.
Space & versatility
SUVs & off-road vehicles
Family life, long journeys or a versatile company car: SUVs address varied needs. Height alone does not tell you whether space, consumption and practical capability fit your use.
What matters for your use
Start with seats, luggage and typical journeys. If towing or off-road driving matters, include those requirements explicitly in your selection.
- Compare seating, luggage capacity and actual space needs
- Check towing capacity and nose weight for the specific vehicle
- Check dimensions against your garage and parking space
- Choose powertrain and consumption to suit daily use
For your first enquiry
Number of people, space needs, routes, preferred powertrain and any towing.
Business & long-distance travel
Saloons & estates
A company car should suit long journeys and everyday client visits. Saloons and estates offer different balances of presence, comfort and load space.
What matters for your use
For sales staff, management and private long-distance drivers, look at seating, cabin noise and everyday loads. A larger boot may matter more than extra power.
- Describe typical travel and loading situations
- Prioritise comfort and driver assistance needs
- Estimate high annual mileage realistically
- Include all vehicle costs in the business budget
For your first enquiry
Purpose, annual mileage, load space, equipment and any company car policy.
Daily use & city driving
Compact & small cars
Manageable dimensions, a clear purpose and a predictable budget. Compact and small cars suit personal use, shared fleets and short business journeys.
What matters for your use
Look beyond entry price and monthly payment. Consider passengers, regular routes and how the vehicle works in daily life.
- Allow space for passengers and luggage
- Distinguish city, commuting and rural journeys
- Focus equipment on actual needs
- Compare total costs, not just purchase price
For your first enquiry
Personal or business use, passengers, typical daily distance and preferred budget.
Trades & logistics
Vans & commercial vehicles
A commercial vehicle is part of your workflow. Cargo space, payload, bodywork and access must fit your operation before vehicle choice and finance can align.
What matters for your use
Materials, service calls or deliveries: describe the load and a typical working day. Shelving, refrigeration, towing or special bodywork also change requirements.
- Consider cargo dimensions, payload and fittings together
- Check door openings, loading height and work locations
- Allow for conversion costs and potential downtime
- Coordinate desired availability with existing vehicles
For your first enquiry
Industry, goods carried, cargo space, payload, bodywork, annual mileage and desired start date.
People & mobility
Vans & passenger transport
When people travel together, seating, access and luggage room matter. A family van has different needs from a team vehicle or guest shuttle.
What matters for your use
Specify regular passenger numbers and whether flexible seating is needed. Clarify special business uses and necessary permits separately before choosing.
- Check seating and luggage space together
- Consider access, interior height and seating layout
- Clearly state intended private or commercial use
- Plan for comfort, cleaning and running costs
For your first enquiry
Regular passenger count, luggage needs, purpose, seating layout and annual mileage.
POWERTRAIN IS A SEPARATE CHOICE
Electric, hybrid
or conventional?
Electric mobility is not a vehicle class. It can suit a compact city car as well as a company car or van. Your routes, charging time and facilities at home or work are decisive.
- Consider typical daily mileage separately from occasional longer journeys.
- Fit charging locations and times into your daily routine.
- Include consumption, energy prices and included services in your budget.
MORE THAN ONE VEHICLE?