About Wagonex
Wagonex is a Cardiff-based online platform, founded in 2016, that lists car and van subscriptions and leases from a range of third-party suppliers. It acts as a credit broker rather than owning the cars, and named partners include Lex Autolease, Leasys, Drivalia and Kinto. The subscription search showed more than 100 vehicles at the time of checking, with entry prices around £380 a month for small cars such as the Toyota Aygo and Volkswagen Up.
According to its FAQs, subscriptions run from one calendar month up to three years. The package typically includes the car, road tax, UK roadside assistance and routine maintenance, but insurance is not included, so drivers need their own fully comprehensive policy. Mileage is chosen at the outset (listings commonly show 1,000 miles a month) and excess miles are charged at the end. Monthly plans need at least two weeks' notice before the next month to cancel.
Wagonex suits people who want to compare short and medium-term options from several suppliers in one place, including sole traders and businesses. Because each supplier sets its own acceptance rules, delivery fees and end-of-term conditions, details vary by vehicle. Identity and credit checks are carried out, and three years of address history are required.
- Minimum term
- 1 month
- Maximum term
- 36 months
- Available to
- Personal, Business
- Vehicles
- Cars, Vans, Electric, Hybrid
- Based in
- Cardiff, Wales
- Founded
- 2016
- Legal name
- Wagonex Limited
What's included
- Road tax
- Servicing and maintenance
- UK roadside assistance
Brands available
Manufacturers we have seen on Wagonex's fleet. Stock changes often, so check availability.
Toyota
Volkswagen
MG
SEATSpecialities
- Multi-supplier marketplace
- Compare subscriptions and leases
- Business subscriptions
Ratings and reviews
What reviewers commonly mention
Our own summary of themes in public reviews as of 8 October 2026. We don't quote, write or edit reviews — read them in full on Trustpilot.
- Reviewers often mention a quick, fully online sign-up and delivery
- Several reviews note that vehicles come from third-party suppliers, so experiences vary
- Support is often described as responsive, though some mention slower handling of collections and off-hire
Wagonex: frequently asked questions
Does Wagonex own the cars?
No. Wagonex is a broker and marketplace; the vehicles are owned and supplied by partner companies. Terms such as delivery fees and end-of-contract options can therefore differ between suppliers.
Is insurance included with a Wagonex subscription?
Insurance is not included according to Wagonex's FAQs. You need to arrange fully comprehensive cover yourself before the car is delivered.
How long can I subscribe for?
Subscriptions start at one calendar month and can run for up to three years. Listings in the search tool commonly show 6, 9 and 24-month terms.
How do I cancel a monthly subscription?
On monthly plans, Wagonex asks for at least two weeks' notice before your next month begins. Fixed-term plans follow the supplier contract, and returning early may incur a fee.
Is there a credit check?
Yes. Wagonex carries out identity and credit checks, asks for three years of address history and generally declines applicants with a County Court Judgement in the last six years.
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Last reviewed 8 October 2026 by the Car Subscriptions Editorial Team. Spotted something out of date? Email [email protected].