Best cars for less than £150 per month
City cars, family cars and even SUVs: they're all available for less than £150 per month. Here, we round up our favourites...
These days, the vast majority of new cars are bought on PCP finance deals. That's great news for car buyers, because you could end up driving something that was initially out of your budget.
You might think that for just £150 per month, your choice of car would be extremely limited. But our list contains city cars, family cars and even a spacious SUV.
Here, we count down the top 10 deals from our Target Price research, which reveals the most you should pay for a new car. Each deal is based on 15% of the value of the car, combined with the manufacturer's finance discount allowance. All are for three years and with a 30,000-mileage limit.
If you find one you like, simply click on the relevant link to find out more, and check out the latest savings available through What Car? New Car Buying.
10. Fiat 500 1.2 Collezione
Target Price cost per month £135 Target Price (on the road) £15,597 The deal Three years at 0% APR
Fiat's compact city car has plenty of style and backs that up by being nimble around town. Practicality is slightly hindered, though, by it having only three doors.
Read our full Fiat 500 review or find a great 500 deal
9. Mazda 2 1.5 75 SE+
Target Price cost per month £148 Target Price (on the road) £11,240 The deal Three years at 4.1% APR and £2250 finance deposit allowance
Mazda's smallest model offers a top-notch interior and a very economical range of engines. Its infotainment system is easy to use, too, and most versions come well equipped. It may be less satisfying to drive than the class-leading Volkswagen Polo, but it's significantly cheaper to buy.
Read our full Mazda 2 review or find a great 2 deal
8. Fiat Panda 1.2 Pop
Target Price cost per month £108 Target Price (on the road) £9698 The deal Three years at 0% APR
The Panda may be getting a bit long in the tooth, but it's still an appealing city car, thanks to its cheap running costs, funky looks and the availability of four-wheel drive should you need it. We think rivals such as the Kia Picanto are better all-rounders, though.
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