Honda has radically revised both its pricing and finance options for its all-new e:Ny1 electric vehicle.
Discounts of up to 16% are being offered on new cars at UK retailers, ahead of the March plate-change.
Volkswagen Financial Services UK (VWFS) has introduced a range of spring discounts, including up to 25% off Service Plans.
New car buyers can save more than 20% on new cars ahead of the March number plate change, What Car? research has found.
Kia has announced a new range of offers for the first quarter of 2021, including discounts on plug-in hybrid models and a scrappage scheme.
Research published by What Car? has revealed a list of new cars that are cheaper to buy on finance than outright in cash.
Consumers are expecting dealers to give them an even bigger discount on a new car after weeks of paused sales due to the coronavirus lockdown, according to What Car?
Dealers should expect an increase in haggling when they open showroom doors next week as car buyers are demanding discounts on their next car.
What Car? is predicting a China-style V-shaped COVID-19 recovery for the new car retail sector and is urging consumers to act fast if they want to take advantage of discounts.
The 10 car manufacturers offering the biggest discounts to buyers accounted for almost half of the UK’s registrations during the first half of 2019, according to What Car?.
What Car? magazine has uncovered evidence that car dealers and manufacturers are offering car buyers cash discounts of £16.8 million to attract them into showrooms.
Discounts offered by dealers on diesel cars remain on par with those on petrol models despite dwindling sales, finds new analysis by What Car.
Nearly half (44.5%) of new car buyers expect manufacturers to discount their new models from the advertised list price, according to new data from What Car?
Seat emerged as the car manufacturer offering new car customers the biggest discounts in the latest Target Price report compiled by What Car?.
What Car? has been able to identify £28.5m worth of savings for car buyers during August as the pre-WLTP emissions test rush to rid car forecourts of unwanted stock takes hold of the marketplace.
Manufacturers looking to combat the expected slowdown in new car sales during 2017 are already discounting cars by as much as £5,000, according to BuyaCar.co.uk.
Consumers are finding negotiating on new car discounts tougher than a year ago.