Over the last 18 months with the financial uncertainty of Brexit and the increased tax charges placed on second home owners and landlords, research has shown there has been a dramatic drop in the number of both new and second hand supercars being sold, via both outright purchase and finance. The worries over the immediate financial future are meaning would be supercar buyers are now opting to lease their cars on a short term basis, often less than a year and many on the growing trend of monthly rolling contracts in a bid to lower their longer term commitments.
This type of short term leasing not only offers the ability to change your car every few months without penalty, but more importantly does not commit you financially for a long period. This has great appeal in the current climate where job security and the financial future are uncertain for so many.
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