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We're genuine automotive experts. Car Lease Kings is founded and managed by Automotive Engineers not sales people. This means you can rest assured that you're receiving expert advice from the people who designed and manufactured the latest generation of vehicles. Car Lease Kings has access to a huge panel of lenders and brokers, meaning we can compare all offers available and find you the best price.
Kemp House, 160 City Road, EC1V 2NX, London, United Kingdom
3.7
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So pleased to have found these guys.
If I could have given them 10 stars I would have.
Great prices, responsive and personalised service provided by Tom at every stage of the process.
Would certainly recommend Car Lease Kings to anyone considering leasing a car.
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