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New van leasing website goes online
Date: Thursday, May 17, 2018 | Author: Sean Keywood
Contract hire and small business leasing firm Intelligent Car Leasing has established a new online van leasing service - Intelligent Van Leasing.
Intelligent Car Leasing currently provides new car finance solutions for private customers, SMEs and medium-sized businesses through a network of preferred funders.
It says its expansion into the van market will follow the same format, and is aimed at customers from one-man-band operators and small businesses up to medium-sized fleets, offering online contract hire, finance and business leasing solutions.
The firm is owned by the shareholders behind leasing and fleet management business Fleet Alliance, although it is operating separately.
Intelligent Van Leasing sales manager Marc Cooper said: “We have witnessed a dramatic increase in personal contract hire in recent years, which has been great news for us here at Intelligent Car Leasing.
“This has now become a major online service that new car buyers use to acquire new cars and we have seen significant growth in the personal and small business leasing space.
“However, we were increasingly being asked by business customers if we could provide light commercial vehicles at the same competitive rates as we provide new cars. It then seemed a logical extension of the business to establish our new Intelligent Van Leasing division.”
Cooper said a key factor in the expanding personal and small business contract hire and leasing market had been the development of online web-based products and solutions.
“To be able to meet this new kind of market demand, we have needed to have a very strong web presence as so much personal and small business leasing these days is conducted online,” he said.
“Today, buyers tend to have carried out much of their research beforehand online, and expect to be able to trade online as well. Key drivers are keen and competitive pricing and high service levels, which is exactly what we provide them.
“The new van trading arm will employ exactly the same business disciplines and approach to provide a ready access to the many excellent vans currently available and the new launches to come during 2018.”
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