Jaguar XF Saloon Diesel | 4 door | Manual

How to Get a Jaguar XF Car Lease Deal With Bad Credit

If you have bad credit, but can demonstrate that you are traceable and can afford the monthly payments you can get a Jaguar XF car lease from Compass Vehicle Services. We accept all types of poor credit and do not use your credit score to make a decision.

1. Fill out the simple application form

If you have any questions about leasing or the application then get in touch and our friendly team will be happy to advise.

2. Send us supporting documentation

When we have received your completed application we will contact you and ask for the documents we need to support your application.

3. Approval Stage

Our in-house team will have an answer usually in 2 working days of receiving your application and all your supporting documentation.

4. Tailored Agreement

We create a unique, tailored lease agreement for each of our customers, to suit your specific requirements.

5. Delivery

We make getting your car easy; collect it yourself or we can arrange nationwide delivery.

6. End of Lease

When your lease is due to expire you have 3 options. Return the car, extend your lease, or get a new car and a new lease.

If you are considering a Jagua XF lease you might want to see what some of the top Auto Magazines think about it:

RAC says

“If you think the big three prestigious German brands have the Executive car segment sewn-up, a drive in the improved version of Jaguar’s second generation XF may be enough to make you reconsider. Even in the face of tough competition from rivals like the BMW 5 Series, the Mercedes E-Class and the Audi A6, this car offers a compelling range of virtues.”

“From almost any angle, you’d know this was a Jaguar. You’d know this was an XF. The look has been evolved here though, with features like revised super-slim all-LED quad headlights with ‘Double J’ Daytime Running Light signatures. There’s also a wider front grille and revised bumpers with larger and lower air intakes at the front. The side fender vents now feature the iconic Leaper emblem and at the rear, there are darkened tail lamp surrounds for the saloon and a body-coloured upper valance.”

“At 4,954mm long, the XF remains a big car, so there’s lots of room in the back. The doors offer an optional soft-close function, and there’s plenty of natural light flooding the cabin. If you want more, you can specify a panoramic sunroof. The rear bench also features a practical 40:20:40 split, making it easier to through-load bulky items such as skis. The 540-litre boot has the option of a power close function which can work with one of those ‘gesture control’ systems if you approach the car laden down with baggage.”

Auto Express says

“Jaguar has borrowed much of what makes the smaller XE such a desirable compact executive car to make the XF saloon comfortable, refined and good to drive.”

“Lightweight aluminium construction and a range of efficient engines help the XF deliver decent but not brilliant running costs for company car users, while the car benefits from Jaguar’s proven handling know-how to deliver a composed and engaging driving experience. ”

“Sharp styling, a strong range of engines and an engaging chassis mean the XF is well worth considering as an alternative to its German rivals. A facelift in 2020 brought a fresh exterior look, while upgrades to interior trim and on-board tech ensure the XF is ready to do battle with the best executive saloons on the market.”