Whether you're in the market for a new car, or you're after the best new-car leasing deal, you can save thousands by knowing which models have the most unbeatable discounts in the showroom. This is the pick of what our deals experts have found this week...
Best new car deals
The Honda Accord offers a comfortable drive, with solid reliability and a decent range of engines. We found a tidy 2.2-litre i-DTEC Accord in ES trim for £20,888 on New Car Discount, a saving of £4,210 from the £25,101 list price.
Offers on the stylish, high-riding Citroën DS 4 are in abundance at the moment. We came across a good deal from Broker4Cars, which sets customers up with a 1.6-litre e-HDi diesel in middle-spec DStyle trim for £16,041, a saving of £5664 from the list price.
Best new car leasing deals
The Audi A6 is one of the most capable mid-size executive options on sale today, and a real contender to its rivals. We found an interesting deal from National Vehicle Solutions, for a 2.0-litre TDI A6 in S-line specification. This model comes with extras like leather trim, an integrated sat-nav and plenty of other features. After an initial deposit of £1800, customers pay £287.98 per month over the two year contract.
With its efficient range of SkyAtiv engines, the Mazda CX-5 continues to raise the crossover bar. If you go to the website Fleetprices.co.uk, you'll find a 2.2-litre diesel CX-5 in SE-L tim for £303.60 per month over three years. There's an initial deposit of £1821.60 to pay at the start, and a 10,000-mile annual limit.
Deal of the week
With a brand new top-level Audi A8 on the way, deals are cropping up all over the place for the outgoing model. Some dealers are offering some quite incredible discounts. Take the A8 we found on Drive the Deal as an example, for £25,455 off the list price of a 4.2-litre TDI LWB model in top-spec quattro SE Executive trim. You do pay £55,260, but that's still some 31 per cent less than the £80,815 list price.
These are just a selection of the best deals we found this week. If you find better, let us know by registering for the site and posting below.
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