Looking for a family SUV with a splash of style and a sprinkle of sophistication? The Volvo XC40 might have the ingredients you're searching for. Always a popular choice, the XC40 has few drawbacks, including price with this week's deal.
If driving a car with a premium badge is a priority but budget is a factor, the Mercedes A-Class offers a distilled version of the luxury and tech from the firm's larger cars in a smaller, more wallet-friendly package.
And if the mainstream small SUV crowd leaves you cold, we've picked a deal on a Peugeot 2008 that means the most style-forward car in its class both inside and out is well within reach. As with the cars above, it's available from a main dealer and you can pay cash or with a competitive PCP deal.
The Volvo XC40 is the firm's best-selling car and frequently pops up in the UK's top 10 best-selling new cars list. So what's the fuss about? Well, the XC40 is a family-friendly SUV that looks great inside and out, has a feel-good interior that mixes comfort and luxury, and shouldn't cost much to run either.
As a used buy, the XC40 can be a great deal. We spotted this XC40 in mid-range Plus Dark trim, so featuring black rather than chrome trim, with the larger 2.0 petrol engine. Its mileage is a little high for its age, but helps drop the price from the £41,000+ it cost its first owner. Offered by a Volvo main dealer, there's plenty to like about this popular family SUV.
The Mercedes A-Class is one of the more affordable ways to have a car that proudly wears a three-pointed star badge parked outside your house. And while previous generations of A-Class were more style over substance, the latest version features some real luxury touches, like interior tech as-used in Mercedes' larger cars.
This one-owner A-Class is in the desirable and thoroughly well-equipped A200 AMG Line Premium Plus trim, and is offered by a Mercedes main dealer. It has done just over 9000 miles, and cost over £41,000 new.
The Peugeot 2008 is one of the most stylish small family SUVs on the market. That's generally not saying much, but if you're quite rightly bored of the likes of the SEAT Arona, Skoda Kamiq and Renault Captur, the 2008 is genuinely a breath of fresh air, from its striking exterior to its high-tech interior.
We've picked this deal on a one-owner Peugeot 2008 in mid-range Allure trim with the impressively smooth 1.2 PureTech petrol engine. The car has just over 2000 miles on the clock, despite being registered a year ago, cost almost £30,000 new, and is offered by a main Peugeot dealer.
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