Bad Credit Car Leasing Kent

How to Apply For a Car Lease in Kent

Simply complete an online application form.  Choose the Personal Application or Business Application.

We will then ask you to submit some supporting documentation to help our underwriting team assess your application.

We carry out all our own underwriting (Funding) at CVS Ltd, therefore there are no third parties involved.  What this means to you, we have the flexibility to help create leasing agreements that suit your individual requirement, it also means that we can get back to you with an answer within 2 working days from receiving your information.

Can I Have Any Car I Want?

At CVS Ltd we don’t restrict you to what car you can lease in Kent.

We let you choose the right car for your needs and budget, and then we source that car for you.

Then we will lease the car to you in return for you making fixed monthly repayments.

About Kent

Here are 10 interesting facts about Kent:

1. Historic Canterbury Cathedral: Kent is home to the iconic Canterbury Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest and most famous Christian structures in England.
2. White Cliffs of Dover: The stunning White Cliffs of Dover, located in Kent, are a symbol of England and have played a significant role in the country’s history as a natural defense against invasion.
3. Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales: Geoffrey Chaucer’s literary masterpiece, “The Canterbury Tales,” is set in Kent and features stories from pilgrims traveling to Canterbury Cathedral.
4. Garden of England: Kent is often referred to as the “Garden of England” due to its picturesque countryside, orchards, and hop fields that contribute to its agricultural richness.
5. Charles Dickens’ Connection: The famous Victorian author Charles Dickens was born in Portsmouth, but he spent much of his early life in Kent. His connections to the county can be seen in many of his novels.
6. Hop Farming: Kent is known for its hop farming heritage, which has contributed to the production of traditional British ales and beers for centuries.
7. Maritime Heritage: As a coastal county, Kent has a rich maritime history. The historic dockyards of Chatham and the neighbouring naval town of Gillingham are reminders of this heritage.
8. Leeds Castle: Often referred to as the “loveliest castle in the world,” Leeds Castle is located in Kent and has a history dating back to the Norman period. It’s set on an island in a lake, surrounded by picturesque gardens.
9. Oysters and Whitstable: Whitstable, a coastal town in Kent, is renowned for its delicious native oysters, which have been harvested in the area for centuries.
10. Channel Tunnel: The Channel Tunnel, also known as the Chunnel, connects Kent with France, making it possible to travel by train between the two countries under the English Channel.