Car Leasing in Cheltenham

At New Cars Online we offer some of the best car and van leasing deals that the UK has to offer. Whether it’s personal car leasing or commercial van contract leasing, you will find it hard to find a better deal anywhere else.

Even as an established company in the Yorkshire and Humber Region, New Cars Online are one of the UK’s leading car brokers with an outstanding reputation in Gloucestershire and throughout the rest of the UK. There are many car leasing companies in Gloucestershire, why don’t you change your mind and go to a company that doesn’t just have a local presence but a company that has 1000’s of happy customers nationally. Being one of the best-known leasing companies in Gloucestershire and the UK, you will see our relationship with major manufacturers in our car leasing prices.

So, whether you are looking to lease a car in Gloucester, Cheltenham, Kingswood, Filton, Stroud or Yate we’ve got you covered.

We cater for all car leasing needs and arrange suitable finance for the private individual, business or even large fleet customers.

If you know the type of car or van that you want to lease but are not sure how to finance it call New Cars Online on: 01472 563600 and speak to one of our qualified advisors who will be happy to help you select the right option. Move you one step closer to getting your hands on the keys to your new car.

Visit our homepage to search for your next new car and van lease.

Fun facts about Gloucestershire:

1. Gloucester’s Walls Ice Cream factory is the biggest in all of Europe. Built in 1959, there was a major expansion in 1981 when Unilever consolidated all ice cream production in Gloucester with the closing down of its factory in Acton, London. Walls was originally a meat producer and Walls sausages were one of its more famous brands. However, in 1922, sales were falling in the summer time and to avoid redundancies in their work force, they started to manufacture ice cream and the rest is history. Do not forget to try one of Wall’s lovely ices on your travels

2. The US national anthem is set to a tune written by John Stafford-Smith. Known as the Anacreontic Song, it was written for a London based gentleman’s social club. The tune became popular in America and the lyrics from the poem “Defence of Fort McHenry” written by Francis Scott Key was set to the music. Renamed the “Star Spangled Banner” the song soon became a patriotic anthem for the USA. The tune was also used as a national anthem by Luxembourg briefly before it was adopted by the USA as national anthem in 1931. What does this have to do with Gloucester you may ask? Well, John Stafford Smith is buried in Gloucester Cathredral.

3. The Crecy Window inside Gloucester Cathedral is the largest window made of stained-glass window in the UK. It measures in at 12m x 24m and commemorates Gloucestershire knights who fought at the battle of Crecy on the winning side.

4. Most of the prestigious buildings in the Gloucestershire area were built when there was great wealth from the main industry – wool from sheep.

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