Auto Finance Sponsored by Auto Finance News AA relaunches AA Lease in partnership with Wessex Fleet Published: 30th January 2025 Share The AA has joined forces with lease brokerage Wessex Fleet to relaunch AA Lease. The AA chose Wessex Fleet as its partner as it has access to all of the market’s lease funders, and a large range of lease products and services that are already live – coupled with a reputation in the industry that is second to none. Wessex Fleet chose to work with The AA because of its status as the UK’s largest and most trusted motoring brand. In addition, The AA’s unique eco-system of driving services – including Prestige, AA Insurance, DriveTech, Accident Assist, AA Driving School – also create the perfect platform for the partnership to grow. Younger generations are expected to lease vehicles in increasing numbers in the coming years, with one in three (29%) already choosing to pay for their vehicles through a monthly payment, found research by AA Lease. Martin Smith, Head of AA Lease, commented: “More and more drivers are turning to leasing, and this partnership will offer a huge choice to motorists wanting alternatives to buying their next car. “Partnering with Wessex Fleet will give us a powerful platform to grow AA Lease and take it to the next level. Wessex Fleet’s access to a huge range of lease funders make them the perfect partner for AA lease and its customers.” Tim McNally, Director of Wessex Fleet, said: “We’ve been providing lease options to customers for more than 20 years, and we’re excited to help AA Lease with its relaunch. “We’re hugely proud to be partnering with the UK’s largest and most trusted motoring brand. “We’ll be giving customers more choice than ever before, and going the extra mile to take the hassle out of getting a new car.” Lisa Laverick Editor - Finance Connect Sign up to our newsletter Featured Stories NewsZenith retains SSE fleet contract until 2030 NewsRemarketing sector has key role in EV battery repair and recycling NewsEurope’s automotive supply chains face growing dependency risks Auto Finance