Favourite Leasing Deals Between £150-£249 per month
Favourite Leasing Deals Between £150-£249 per month
Peugeot 208
Starting from £171 p/m incl VAT
The Peugeot 208 has eye-catching looks and is pleasant to drive. No effort's been spared here: there's a new platform, a fresh look and a completely redesigned interior, all of it targeting what the brand hopes will be a younger buyer. The 208 hatchback is a modern, stylish supermini with a future-proof engine, if you’re in the market for a hatchback then the Peugeot 208 should definitely be on your list.
Volkswagen Polo
Starting from £179 p/m incl VAT
Volkswagen Polo model line is one of the most successful in supermini history. This MK6 version is larger than before and better equipped with features like a digital instrument panel and a whole raft of camera-driven safety kits. What makes this car so good is that it's there or thereabouts in most categories but doesn't get beaten by anyone when it comes to perceived quality.
Vauxhall Grandland X
Starting from £206 p/m incl VAT
The Grandland X is comfortable, good-looking, well-equipped, and practical, everything you want in a car? If you want an SUV in this class, there is no real reason why you shouldn't consider this one. The boot is very practical, too. It’s a nice, square shape, and full of handy hooks and so on to help hold luggage, which makes it a very popular car in the family market.
Ds3 Crossback
Starting from £196 p/m incl VAT
The design is individual, the cabin feels special and it's well equipped. Plus the combustion engines are willing and economical. This car, like its brand, is aspirational. The exterior makes sure the car stands out on the road upmarket small SUVs like this DS 3 Crossback are proving to be especially desirable with car buyers. Supple suspension means its front-wheel-drive chassis works well on British roads too, soaking up the worst road surfaces without disturbing passengers too much.
Volkswagen T-Cross Estate
Starting from £236 p/m incl VAT
Think of a Volkswagen Polo with a more adventurous image, a slightly larger cabin and a more flexible interior. You're picturing this car, Volkswagen's smallest SUV, the T-Cross. It's trendy, quite sophisticated and very acceptably efficient, thanks to its 1.0-litre TSI petrol engine. What's not to like? There's no doubt though that the brand has taken careful note of what buyers want in this class and provided a product that seems to meet what the market's currently looking for.
