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Best Deals Highlighted To Save Motorists Money

With the new ‘60’ registration plate now available and the increase in VAT due in January 2011, it’s a good time to buy a new car, but with fewer offers around buyers will have to look harder to find the best deals to save them money, according to leading motoring website, www.honestjohn.co.uk.

“Offers and deals on new cars aren’t as generous as they were two years ago which means buyers need to shop around more to save money,” explained Dan Harrison, editor of www.honestjohn.co.uk.

“Waiting lists for some models are at an all-time high, with some buyers facing a six or seven month wait from ordering until they get the keys to their new car so it’s no surprise that those manufacturers are unlikely to be particularly generous with offers. Free insurance used to be a common deal but is now difficult to get, however there are plenty of low rate finance deals around and these are certainly worth taking advantage of. The catch with some interest-free deals is that you’ll have to find a hefty deposit”

“Of course going into several dealerships or searching all the manufacturer websites is a time consuming business which is why we’ve created a comprehensive guide to the key offers from each manufacturer - helping motorists get the latest plate without breaking the bank.”

The online guide can be found at http://www.honestjohn.co.uk/SeptemberDeals and includes an A-Z of the best deals and offers from manufacturers along with links to brokers who can help save money on new cars. If buyers still can’t find the deal they are looking for, they can also take advantage of the pick of the week’s deals at www.honestjohn.co.uk which pinpoints the best deals an interactive map of the UK, allowing users to find the deals closest to them.

“Buying a new car should be an enjoyable experience, however trawling through numerous offers and dealer jargon can become a laborious chore,” added Dan Harrison.  “Saving money is paramount for everyone and our guide shows that just because you desire a new registration car, it doesn’t mean you can’t bag a bargain deal.” 

To see honestjohn.co.uk’s 60-plate deal guide simply log on to www.honestjohn.co.uk

Manufacturers offering 0% finance
Manufacturer Model Terms
Fiat Doblo Two years; 30 per cent deposit
Jaguar XK Convertible and Coupe Two years; 54 per cent deposit
Kia Selected cee'd models Three years; 30 per cent deposit
Land Rover Freelander 2 Two years; 55-65 per cent deposit
Mazda 3 MPS Two or three years; 30 per cent deposit
Mitsubisihi Colt, Lancer, ASX, Shogun 50 per cent now/50 per cent in two years or
SEAT Ibiza ST Two years; 35 per cent deposit
Suzuki Alto, Splash, Swift, SX4, Grand Vitara Three years; 45 per cent deposit
Vauxhall Agila, Corsa, Meriva, Insignia, Astra Sport Hatch, Astra Twintop, Zafira Up to four years; 30 per cent
Volkswagen Golf Estate, Beetle, Jetta, Passat, Passat Estate and Eos Three years; 40 per cent deposit
 
 
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