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GlobalData on MSNLex Autolease reports loss amid market challengesLex Autolease, the car leasing company owned by Lloyds Bank, has reported a pre-tax loss of £10.6m ($14.2m) for 2024, marking ...
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GlobalData on MSNLeasing.com launches used EV leasing platform with Lex AutoleaseLeasing.com has announced the launch of a new sub-brand, re.Leasing.com, created in collaboration with Lex Autolease, one of ...
Leasing.com has launched a new comparison platform for used car leasing, with a focus on making personal contract hire more ...
Lex Autolease, part of Lloyds Banking Group, has reported a £10.6m loss, just three years after pre-tax profits hit more than ...
Lex Autolease, the car leasing firm owned by Lloyds Bank, has reported a loss two years after posting a profit exceeding ...
Lex Autolease, the car leasing company owned by Lloyds Bank, has fallen into the red two years after posting a profit of more ...
The club has over 2,500 individual members, comprising bodyshop owners/mangers, estimators, senior insurance and accident management professionals, trade body and supplier personnel. ABP Club is ...
How's that, you say? The study predicts that the success of hybrids lies mainly in the hand of fleet operators who, Lex Autolease predicts, will jump to embrace gas-electric technology.
Car leasing comparison site Leasing.com has branched into the used car sector in partnership with Lex Autolease. Said to be ...
NORTHBROOK, Ill. — Donlen recently entered into a partnership with Lex Autolease, one of the United Kingdom's largest provider of fleet services. The deal is meant to broaden Donlen's presence ...
Lex Autolease is shutting down its retail sites in Old Church Road, Coventry and Churchbridge in Oldbury, Sandwell. This puts 98 jobs at the showrooms at risk.
Lex Autolease fleet returns to growth Lex Autolease, the UK’s largest contract hire and leasing provider, has increased its overall fleet size for the first time in four years.
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