Hyundai on its own is the 8th largest car manufacturer in the world, but coupled with Kia, which comes under the same umbrella, it is the 4th largest. No wonder then that this massive car company has taken to car leasing like a duck to water as in 2010, Hyundai sold over 3.6 million vehicles worldwide and a fair proportion of these new car sales were bought for either personal or business leasing.

Because Hyundai as a company has become so successful in terms of car manufacture and retailing it has made the marque competitive so far as leasing is concerned too. Strange, is it not, that a relatively small country like South Korea should be able to produce two leading car makes such as Hyundai and Kia when other larger countries produce very little.

Even more strange is the speed at which Hyundai has grown into a very competitive worldwide marque in the car manufacturing industry because Hyundai Motor Company was only founded in 1967, having been a construction company prior to that date.

Hyundai car leasing offers the customer several benefits over purchasing on HP or even by an outright purchase in that the vehicle on lease is always serviced and taxed as a part of the lease, and the customer has no expenses apart from the fuel used.

Granted, the car is newer owned by the lessee but he or she does not have a lump sum to put down to purchase it either, and at the end of the lease term he/she can simply return the car to the dealers and choose another Hyundai le lease.