How to Get Dream Car for Your Business on a Budget

There’s no doubt that first impressions matter. This extends beyond your own appearance and how you present yourself to what you’re driving too. The big three German manufacturers, BMW, Audi, and Mercedes-Benz, have long represented the kind of luxury people expect from a successful businessperson’s car. This kind of quality doesn’t come cheap, though, and for those running a small business on a tight budget, it’s often an expense that can’t be justified. So how can you still drive that luxury car that conveys an aura of success without having spend a fortune. Here are few options you can consider:

Leasing

Leasing a vehicle works much like an extended rental. Rather than owning the car for a short period of time, though, these deals usually operate over a 12-48-month basis. You choose a contract length that suit’s your current requirements and an annual mileage, typically 12,000 miles per year. Going over this limit will result in what are known as excess mileage charges so it’s important you have a reasonable expectation of what your driving habits will be over the next few years. At the end of the contract you can decide to renew your existing deal, though many look to instead lease a different vehicle. With this kind of flexibility, you can ensure you’re always driving the latest model in the showroom floor.

How to Secure the Business Location without Ruining its Appearance

Whether you own a large corporation or a small new business, it’s very important to keep your assets as safe and secure as possible. Unfortunately the best methods to do this usually involve huge expenses, highly technical security and large brick walls, which can take a lot away from your company’s friendly appearance.

Depending on the nature of your business and where it is located there may already be some security measures in place. If there aren’t or you are looking to strengthen existing capabilities then the following safety measures will be a real help without damaging its image.

CCTV

CCTV will not prevent break-ins or damage to your business’s property but it will help in investigations after such an event and in recovering assets. It will also act as a kind of scarecrow, hopefully warning off potential criminals in fear they may be identified, even if just fake camera are installed.