Bad Credit Car Leasing Norwich

How to Apply for a Norwich Car Lease

At CVS Ltd we carry out all our own underwriting.  This means  you never have to deal with any third parties. Plus we can make a quick decision – usually within 2 working days.

We tailor-make all  bad credit car leasing specifically to your budget and specific requirements.

Furthermore, we do not hold stock of cars, we will purchase the car that YOU want and then lease it to you.

Get in touch by either filling out the quick contact form, or call 01342 837110 to start discussing your leasing options.

The CVS Ltd advisers will be able to confidentially discuss your current financial status, and what sort of budget you are able to afford.  Once a budget has been established the discussion of which car your require, and how CVS Ltd are able to create a leasing deal that will work for you.

At CVS Ltd we are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), we are responsible ‘lenders’.  Therefore it is important that we discuss a leasing agreement that is affordable to your individual circumstances.

There are many reasons why people find themselves with a bad credit or poor credit score, but unlike mainstream leasing companies, CVS Ltd looks at your affordability and traceability.

Can I Lease Any Car?

For all of our customers in the Norwich area, we allow you to choose the vehicle that best suits your business or personal leasing needs.  Simply tell us the car you want and we will buy it and lease it back to you.

All you need to do is show us that you can afford the monthly payments by way of 3 months worth of current bank statements when you first apply.

We will discuss with you what sort of budget you have, we can then look at the sort of car or van you would like to lease within that budget.  We have Range Rovers to Fiat 500’s leased out currently and offer great deals on all cars and all models.

About Norwich

Here are some interesting facts about Norwich:

1. Historic City: Norwich is a historic city in Norfolk, England, with a rich history dating back to Roman times. It played an important role in trade and commerce during the Middle Ages.
2. Cathedral City: The Norwich Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral Church of the Holy and Undivided Trinity, is a stunning example of Norman architecture and is a prominent landmark in the city.
3. Medieval Churches: Norwich boasts the highest concentration of medieval churches in England. Over 30 churches from this era still exist within the city.
4. University of East Anglia: Norwich is home to the University of East Anglia (UEA), known for its strong emphasis on creative writing and environmental sciences.
5. Norwich Castle: This iconic Norman castle was built by the Normans as a royal palace 900 years ago. Today, it houses a museum and art gallery.
6. Oldest Bookshop: The Jarrold & Sons store, located in Norwich, houses the oldest independent department store in the UK and features a renowned book department.
7. Colman’s Mustard: The famous Colman’s Mustard has its origins in Norwich. The Colman family established their mustard manufacturing business in the city.
8. Lanes and Courtyards: Norwich has a network of narrow lanes and medieval courtyards that contribute to its charming character. Elm Hill, in particular, is known for its well-preserved historic architecture.
9. Dragon Hall: A medieval trading hall that was once home to a wealthy merchant, Dragon Hall is a Grade I listed building that showcases the city’s history.
10. Norwich Market: One of the oldest and largest open-air markets in England, the Norwich Market has been operating for over 900 years and offers a variety of goods.
11. Norfolk and Norwich Festival: An annual arts festival that celebrates music, theatre, literature, and visual arts, attracting artists and audiences from all over.
12. City of Literature: Norwich was designated as England’s first UNESCO City of Literature in 2012, recognizing its rich literary heritage and vibrant contemporary writing scene.
13. Alan Partridge: The fictional character Alan Partridge, portrayed by comedian Steve Coogan, is famously associated with Norwich and often refers to it in his comedy routines.
14. Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts: Located on the UEA campus, this renowned art gallery and museum houses an impressive collection of modern and contemporary art.
15. The Forum: A modern and distinctive building in the city centre that serves as a cultural and community hub, hosting events, exhibitions, and performances.