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\\n \\nContract hire is a form of car leasing for businesses. It is an ‘operational lease’ that allows a business to lease a company car by simply making a fixed monthly payment for a period that is typically between 2 and 4 years. \\n \\nAt the end of the lease contract, the business returns the old company car and obtains a new car and lease contract. Occasionally, here may be an opportunity to purchase the vehicle at the end of the period if done through a third party.
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