Every brand's cheapest car on PCP finance

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At £271 per month, the Mini hatch can make a lot of sense if you're looking for a fun small car with a premium feel (which is largely thanks to its brilliant interior). Click below to see our list of every brand's cheapest car on PCP finance 📆 👉

Around 80% of the cars sold in the UK are bought on PCP deals and there are some tempting offers out there. From Alfa Romeo to Volvo, we list the cheapest from each brand – starting at just £153...If you're looking to buy a new car and are worried about paying a large sum of money for it, fear not. A Personal Contract Purchase deal can allow you to get a new model on your driveway for a lot less than the price of buying one outright.

Nowadays, more than 80% of new cars in the UK are financed on a PCP deal, making it the most popular way to buy a new car. But what exactly is PCP finance? Well, it allows you to pay for your car with monthly payments . In most cases, a PCP deal requires a deposit of around 10% of the car's value and usually lasts for between three to five years. At the end of the deal, you have the option to buy the car outright.

Sound tempting? Here we've compiled a list of the cheapest car from each brand on PCP finance. They start from just £153 per month. To find out more about any of the cars listed below, follow the links to our full

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