Deals of the month

Peugeot 208

WHAT CAR? SAYS
Model 1.2 Puretech 100 Allure
List price £23,150
Target Price £19,356
Target PCP £186

Small cars aren’t renowned for their ride comfort or interior quality, but these are two areas in which the 208 excels. It’s more supple than the Audi A1, and plush materials feature prominently inside. The driving position might not suit everyone, but Allure trim is well stocked with kit.

WHAT IS TARGET PRICE?

The Target Price is what we consider to be a fair price for your new car. It’s set by our team of mystery shoppers, who spend all day haggling to see what deals are available. Most of our dealers will match this price if you use our New Car Deals service, and in a lot of cases you can save even more.

Target PCP This is how much our Target Price mystery shoppers think you should expect to pay per month if you buy a car on PCP finance. Each deal is for a 48-month term with a 15% deposit and an 8000-mile annual mileage limit, unless stated otherwise

Seat Arona

WHAT CAR? SAYS
Model 1.0 TSI SE Technology
List price £23,515

Target Price £20,376
Target PCP £255

With its agile handling, precise steering and well-controlled ride, the Seat Arona is one of the best small SUVs to drive. In SE Technology trim, it’s well equipped, coming with features such as a digital instrument panel.

Mini Electric

WHAT CAR? SAYS
Model Cooper S Level 2
List price £32,550

Target Price £30,601
Target PCP £328

The Mini hatchback is a car that really suits electric power; it’s quick, nimble and well priced. Level 2 is our favourite trim, getting heated front seats and a rear-view camera. A short range makes it best suited to urban use.

Jaguar I-Pace

WHAT CAR? SAYS
Model EV400 R-Dynamic SE Black
List price £73,495

Target Price £69,120
Target PCP £635

The I-Pace was one of the first electric SUVs to be launched, but it’s still comfy, fun to drive and classy inside. It’s well equipped in R-Dynamic SE Black trim; goodies include elec