Great video Joshua. Certainly explains both ends of the spectrum from cheap run around to brand new car, but what about those who may wish to lease something that's already a few years old and has already lost its value from being driven off the forecourt? Are they still worth leasing?

V good video keep it up. Hopefully you have a PCP one too..I’ll have a look

on the 15% ROCE ; this is gross return. Need to factor in HMRC liability (eg corp tax of c19%) reduces the ROCE to 12%. Then you have BIK to cough up as well which reduces the ROCE. PS: 15% is a very optimistic return on standard BTLs. You could only achieve this in investment with a higher risk rating which is beyond most BTL landlords risk appetite. PPS: I agree with MRSmiths comments - better of buying 2 to 3year old car where depreciation has already happened. And no excess mileage to pay or valuations impacted due to the inevitable dings and dents on the bodywork which will be costed at maximum value

Certainly makes a good case, However, there are some numbers missing. Does that lease figure used allow for servicing and maintenance? Because if you owned it, (to get the best value on selling it), you'd need the full service once a year at BMW and the 6 month interim service. That would add a fair bit of extra cost to buying it privately but also what would the same add to a lease cost ? Possibly make the gap between private and leasing even bigger ?

I leased a merc and it was the worsted experience I ever had It came to hand back the car and a Guy arrived from Merc finance and he went over the car with a fine tooth comb he was there over one and a half hours taking pics of every thing including the jack I said I would never do it again I run nice cars which i buy from main dealership I always buy around 3 years old with Warranty and I buy it on HP at the end of the deal i own a car at roughly 50% of the price paid It works for me and I dont have the issue of handing back also if you go over the milage agreed you will get stung by the rental company

You have also missed another important point when you extract profits from your BTL its classed as a profit which is taxable The way I do it is I run a travel log and clim millage which pays my HP and thats tax free simple works best IMO

How and where to invest up to 200 K from limited company cash

No clued up investor would pay list price. A 30 second google search shows the 330i at £34,700, you can buy a new 840 for 59k on autoebid. Principal of hanging onto your cash and putting it to work doesn't change but if you can purchase using finance at 2-3% it would be a little more comparable. Great videos btw.

I did exactly as on the video with only one exception... The company I invested with literally stole all our money 💰💰💰😭 in that case if I bought a car at least I would be left with THE CAR 😂😂

Lease is for the uneducated I am a large Landlord for over 32 years and I never never buy a new car I do but a Luxary car and Run a Bentley which is on HP If you lease you are renting a car and every penny you pay you lose just about 100% Your paying for deprecation and VAT I buy only from main dealership let me give you the figs on my last car which i owned for 5 years 40k and in 5 years i got 18k so i lost 22k for five years i carried on the warranty for 900 a year so with warranty and deprecation it cost me around 26k but I still had the 18k to buy another car if i had bought that car new it would have been 80k and if i had leased it for 3 years the Ballon would have been around 45k so its lost 35k plus i would have mileage restriction if i went over the agreed millage Lease makes the Garage money Not you Dont Lease buy a fantactic low mileage car and stick a private plate on it believe me the Bentley i own now I only borrowed 40% of its cost