Best PCP car deals - November 2024
PCP is the most popular way to buy a new car thanks to affordable monthly payments and great incentives if you know where and when to look. We round up the best PCP deals around.
If you’re in the market for a new car deal, then PCP is likely to become very familiar to you. That’s because between 80% and 90% of new cars hitting UK roads are bought using some form of Personal Contract Purchase, or PCP for short.
PCP is really simple. You pay a deposit that's affordable, then agree on monthly payments that won’t overstretch your finances, then have the option to buy your car, trade it in for a new PCP deal on a new car, or hand it back once your deal reaches its end.
As with all things, not all car PCP deals are created equal, with some tantalisingly low monthly payments calculated on unrealistically low annual mileage allowances to lure you in. Or other PCP deals having very high interest rates, which can be bumped up if you have a lower credit rating.
However, the popularity of PCP deals means car dealers and car makers often sweeten their deals with things like free services, 0% interest rates and significant deposit contributions, especially if you buy from a franchised dealer and use that firm’s financial services for the loan. If you’re flexible in your approach, then great deals await.
Keeping on top of the latest, greatest PCP deals can be exhausting work, which is where we come in. Here we round up the best PCP car deals in the UK available to new car buyers right now. We search far and wide to hopefully find the right car PCP deals that works for you.
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PCP Deals - A-Z by Car Maker
Here's a list of the PCP deals being offered by carmakers right now. If a deal pops up, we'll feature it here.
Alfa Romeo
- PCP deposit contributions include the Alfa Romeo Tonale (£750), Alfa Romeo Giulia (£750-£1000) and Alfa Romeo Stelvio (£1750). The Alfa Romeo Junior Elettrica (£500-£750) gets £500 towards an Octopus EV home charger. The Stelvio, Tonale and Giulia are 0% APR if you put down a 35% deposit
- Find out more on these deals
Alpine
- The Alpine A110 range is available on 24-month hire purchase with 0% APR and a years' free servicing
- Find out more on these deals
Audi
- Deposit contributions include the Audi Q6 e-tron, Audi A6 Sportback e-tron and Audi A6 Avant e-tron (£2500), Audi Q4 e-tron (£8000) and Audi Q8 e-tron (£9750)
- The Audi A1 Sportback (£500), Audi A3 Sportback (£3500), Audi A6 Avant (£5750) and Audi Q3 (£1500) have deals, too
- The A6, A6 Sportback and Q6 e-tron deals include a free Ohme home charger worth £999. The Q4 and Q8 can be had with a free charger or an extra £500 discount
- Find out more on these deals
BMW
- The new BMW 120 M Sport is available from £359 a month, the BMW 320i M Sport starts at £499 a month, and the BMW iX xDrive40 M Sport has a £7455 discount, making it £699 a month
- Find out more on these deals
BYD
- PCP deals include the BYD Dolphin for £289 a month with 0% APR, £289 down and two years' free servicing. The BYD Atto 3 is £379 a month with 0% APR, £379 down, a £3000 deposit contribution and a £1300 test drive discount. The BYD Seal U DMi starts at £329 and the BYD Seal starts at £499 a month
- Find out more on these deals
Citroen
- All of Citroen's range can be had on PCP. The existing Citroen C3 starts from £279, while the new Citroen C3 costs from £309 per month. The new Citroen e-C3 and Citroen C4 start from £349, and the Citroen C5 Aircross from £389
- Find out more on these deals
Cupra
- Cupra has 0% APR PCP and £4500 towards your deposit available on the Cupra Born EV, and 1% APR on £3000 towards your Cupra Tavascan
- There's deposit contributions on Cupra Formentor (£2000-£3000), Cupra Leon (£2000-£3000) and Cupra Ateca (£4000) models
- Find out more on these deals
Dacia
- Dacia has deposit contributions on the Dacia Jogger (£250), Dacia Sandero, Dacia Spring and Dacia Sandero Stepway (£500), and outgoing Dacia Duster (£750) ranges
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DS Automobiles
- DS has PCP deposit contributions on the DS3 (£500-£1000), the DS4 (£500-£2000), the DS7 (£2000-£2750) and the DS9 (£1000-£1250). Electric versions of the DS3 get a free home charger and the DS7 is offered with 0% APR
- Find out more on these deals
Fiat
- Deposit contributions are available on the Fiat 500 (£2000), Fiat 500X (£3800), Fiat Panda (£1000) and Fiat 600 Hybrid (£2000)
- The Fiat 500e and Fiat 600e get a £3000 e-GRANT, 0% APR is available on the 500e with a 40% deposit, and all non-500 models can be had with zero customer deposit
- Find out more on these deals
Ford
- Ford Options PCP has the Ford Puma from £319 a month, the outgoing Ford Kuga from £403 and 0% APR and the New Ford Kuga from £405
- The Ford Explorer starts at £376 and the new Ford Capri starts at £509, both with 0% APR, and the Ford Mustang Mach-E starts at £550
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Genesis
- The Genesis GV60 is available from £387 a month with a £4650 deposit contribution and 1.9% APR
- Find out more on this deal
GWM
- The GWM Ora Pro+ is available for £409 per month and the GWM Ora Pure+ is £399 over 49 months
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Honda
- The Honda CR-V, Honda ZR-V and Honda Civic have £1500 deposit contributions, and the Honda HR-V has £2000
- The electric Honda e:Ny1 has £3500 towards your deposit and 0% APR. All models have five years' servicing included
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Hyundai
- Deposit contributions include the Hyundai i10 and Hyundai Kona (£500), Hyundai Ioniq 6, Hyundai i20 (£1750), Hyundai Bayon and Hyundai Ioniq 5 (£2000)
- The Hyundai Ioniq 5, Hyundai Ioniq 6, Hyundai Kona Hybrid and EV, and Hyundai Tucson are 0% APR
- Find out more on these deals
Jaguar
- The Jaguar F-Pace has £1500 towards PCP deposits, while the Jaguar E-Pace has a £2200 contribution
- The Jaguar I-Pace EV has a £3000 deposit contribution and there's £5500 towards a Jaguar F-Type on PCP
- Find out more on these deals
Jeep
- PCP deposit contributions on the Jeep Renegade (£1500-£3500), Jeep Avenger (£500-£7750), Jeep Compass (£3000-£6000), Jeep Wrangler (£3000-£3500) and Jeep Grand Cherokee (£3000-£5000) are available
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KGM Motors
- The KGM Torres currently has a £1000 deposit contribution, and the KGM Tivoli is 0% APR with a minimum 40% deposit.
- Find out more on this deal
Kia
- Kia is offering zero deposit PCP on all models, plus deposit contributions including the Kia Picanto and Kia Sorento (£500), Kia Niro and Kia Sportage (£500-£1500), Kia Stonic (£1250) and Kia Ceed range (£1250-£2000)
- There's also £1500 towards the Kia Niro EV and £1500-£2000 towards the Kia EV6, and all EVs get a year of Kia Charge Plus discounted charging included
- Find out more on these deals
Land Rover
- Deposit contributions on PCP are available on the Land Rover Discovery Sport and Land Rover Discovery (£2000) and the Land Rover Defender 110 (£1500)
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Lexus
- Lexus has deposit contributions and 0% APR available on selected models, including the Lexus RX (£1500-£4000), Lexus RZ (£4500 and 0% APR), Lexus NX (£1000) and Lexus UX (£2000-£4500 and 0% APR)
- Find out more on these deals
Mazda
- Deposit contributions include the Mazda CX-5 (£1000), Mazda CX-30 (£2000) and the Mazda CX-80 PHEV (£1500), which is available for pre-order
- The Mazda MX-30 EV is £199 a month, 0% APR and has £6000 towards your deposit, and the Mazda2 Hybrid and Mazda CX-60 are available with 0% APR
- Find out more on these deals
Mercedes-Benz
- Mercedes PCP discounts include certain Mercedes A-Class models (£1500-£4750), Mercedes CLA models (£1000-£3250), the Mercedes GLA (£2000), Mercedes GLB (£1000), Mercedes GLC (£4500) and Mercedes GLE (£5500). There's £4250-£9500 off the EQ electric vehicle range, too
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MG
- The MG4 EV starts at £159 per month and the MG ZS EV starts at £309, both with 0% APR. The MG5 has £750-£1750 deposit contributions, the new MG3 hybrid gets £250-£750, and the new MG HS gets £250-£500
- Find out more on these deals
MINI
- Deposit contributions include the new MINI Cooper (£500), new MINI Cooper Electric (£1750), MINI Aceman (£750) and MINI Countryman Electric (£1000). All new electric MINIs give you free insurance for a year, too
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Nissan
- The Nissan Juke has £1500-£2000 towards deposits, the Nissan Qashqai £1600-£1750 and the Nissan X-Trail £750-£1500
- The Nissan Ariya is available with a £750-£2250 deposit contribution on PCP, and the Nissan Leaf is 0% APR with £2500 towards your deposit
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Peugeot
- Deposit contributions include Peugeot 208 (£900-£1500), Peugeot 2008 (£2000), Peugeot 308 (£1500-£2000), Peugeot 3008 (£500), Peugeot 408 (£1750-£2000), Peugeot 508 (£2000) and Peugeot 5008 (£500), plus an extra £1000 off if you buy online
- Peugeot e-208 and Peugeot e-2008 include a £1650-£3500 Switch Grant, and Peugeot e-308, Peugeot e-3008 and Peugeot e-5008 are 0% APR
- Find out more on these deals
Polestar
- The Polestar 2 is 0% APR with no deposit, or £2000 off selected models, the Polestar 3 Long Range Single Motor is 0% APR and £589 a month with a £10,300 deposit and the Polestar 4 Long Range Single Motor is 0% APR and £499 a month with a £10,600 deposit
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Range Rover
- Get a £4000 deposit contribution towards a Range Rover Evoque and Range Rover Velar or £5000 off a Range Rover Sport on PCP
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Renault
- Deposit contributions on 48-month PCP include the Renault Captur (£1500), Renault Austral, Renault Symbioz and Renault Clio (£1750), Renault Rafale (£2000) and Renault Arkana (£2750). All models are also available with 0% APR over 24 months
- The Renault Megane E-Tech (£2500) has 0% APR and the Renault Scenic E-Tech (£2500) is 2.9% APR over 48 months
- Find out more on these deals
SEAT
- PCP deposit contributions are available across the range, including the SEAT Ibiza (£2000), SEAT Arona and SEAT Leon (£3000), and SEAT Ateca (£4000)
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Skoda
- Deposit contributions are available on the new Skoda Kodiaq (£500-£1500), Skoda Fabia and Skoda Scala (£1250), Skoda Kamiq (£2000), Skoda Karoq (£2250), Skoda Octavia (£2500), Skoda Superb (£3000) and Skoda Enyaq (£3500)
- The Skoda Fabia, Skoda Kamiq and Skoda Scala are all available with 0% APR over 24 months, and the Skoda Enyaq over 36 months
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Smart
- Smart is currently offering the Smart #1 electric SUV with a £2000 discount on PCP and cash purchases. That makes a Smart #1 Pro £356 a month over 48 months with a £2499 deposit to pay
- Find out more on this deal
Subaru
- Subaru currently has deposit contributions on the Subaru Outback (£1000), and Subaru Solterra EV (£1500), and Subaru Forester e-Boxer and Subaru Crosstrek (£2000) when financed with PCP
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Suzuki
- The Suzuki S-Cross and new Suzuki Swift are available with 0% APR on a 25-month PCP with a minimum 20% deposit. Discounts include Suzuki Swace (£2000), Suzuki Across (£2750) and Suzuki Vitara (£3000)
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Tesla
- The Tesla Model Y SUV is available from £449 with a £5000 deposit and the facelifted Tesla Model 3 starts from £379 per month with £6200 down. Both are currently 0% APR, too
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Toyota
- PCP deposit contributions include the Toyota Aygo X (£300), Toyota Yaris hybrid (£800), Toyota Hilux (£1500), Toyota C-HR PHEV (£2500), Toyota Corolla (£2650) and Toyota RAV4 PHEV (£2750)
- The Toyota bZ4X is available with 0% APR and a £2000 deposit contribution
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Vauxhall
- Deposit contributions on PCP include the Vauxhall Corsa (£1550-£2550), Vauxhall Mokka (£2725-£3425), Vauxhall Astra (£1500-£5000) and Vauxhall Grandland (£2800-£3500)
- Opt for electric and contributions include the Vauxhall Corsa Electric (£4400-£5850), Vauxhall Mokka Electric (£7000-£7350), Vauxhall Astra Electric (£840-£3755) and Vauxhall Grandland Electric (£500-£1000)
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Volkswagen
- Deposit contributions include the VW Tiguan (£750), VW T-Cross, VW Polo and VW Taigo (£1250), VW Tiguan Allspace (£1500), VW T-Roc (£2000), VW Golf (£2500), VW Passat (£4500) and VW Touareg (£8000)
- The electric VW ID.3 (£3950), VW ID.4 (£5000), VW ID.5 (£5840) VW ID.7 (£1610) are available with 0% APR over 36 months. Deposit contributions are £7300, £5925, £9000 and £6790 respectively on a 48-month term at 5.9% APR
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Volvo
- Deposit contributions include the Volvo XC40 and Volvo V60 (£3000), Volvo XC60 and Volvo V90 PHEV (£7000), Volvo XC60 PHEV and Volvo XC90 (£9000) and Volvo XC90 PHEV (£10,000)
- EV discounts include the Volvo EX30 (£1000), Volvo EX40 (£4000) and Volvo EC40 (£5000)
- Find out more on these deals
PCP car deals
Our round-up of the best car PCP deals highlights the deals we think are the best balance between a low deposit and affordable monthly payments. We update this page every week to make sure we bring you the best deals.
Renault Captur Evolution TCe 90
£166 a month: 2 year PCP at 0% APR
The Renault Captur has just been treated to a mid-life refresh, bringing a sharper look, new tech and plenty of equipment. Renault offers two PCP options. We've featured the 0% APR deal, although the deposit is sizeable, but there is also a 4-year, £229 a month option at 6.9% APR with a £3614 deposit.
Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
£6419 | 24 x £166 (£3984) | £11,004 | £21,395 | 6000 | 16th December 2024 |
Audi A3 Sportback Sport 30 TFSI
£269 a month: 4 year PCP at 8.9% APR with £3500 deposit contribution
The Audi A3 Sportback does a fine job of squeezing classic Audi attributes like a classy interior, solid tech and understated design into a small package. Even better, you don't have to pay a premium to enjoy all that the A3 has to offer, thanks to a decent deposit contribution and generous 10,000 miles a year mileage limit.
Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
£5571 | 47 x £269 (£12,643) | £13,647 | £31,870 | 10,000 | 2nd January 2025 |
Kia Sportage Shadow
£301 a month: 3 year PCP at 7.9% APR with £1500 deposit contribution
The Kia Sportage is one of the best family SUVs on the market. And buyers tend to agree, as it's currently the best-selling new car in the UK. Try this Sportage Shadow, complete with black 19-inch wheels, black chrome detailing and front and rear heated seats, for size on a three-year PCP deal. Kia will chip in £1500, too.
Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
£8300 | 36 x £300.83 (£10,829.88) | £16,987.32 | £37,617.20 | 10,000 | 16th December 2024 |
Volkswagen ID.3 Pro Match 59kWh 204PS
£302 a month: 4 year PCP at 5.9% APR with £7300 deposit contribution
The freshened up Volkswagen ID.3 is now available in Match spec, and there are two PCP deals available, both with the same deposit. The four-year option includes a large deposit contribution and lower monthlies, but you pay more in the long run. If you plan to buy, consider the three-year 0% APR instead.
Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
£5484 | 47 x £302.32 (£14,209.04) | £13,899.60 | £40,902.64 | 10,000 | 6th January 2025 |
SEAT Ateca SE 1.0 115PS
£339 a month: 4 year PCP at 6.9% APR with £4000 deposit contribution
The SEAT Ateca may have been around for approaching eight years. But a facelift here and a few odd tweaks there have kept the Ateca on the pace as a fine family SUV. Order from stock and you get £4000 towards your deposit on a four-year deal, and you can add the car's first two services for £199.
Deposit | Monthly Payments | Optional Final Payment | Total Payable | Mileage Per Year | Deal Available Until |
£3083.52 | 47 x £338.70 (£15,918.90) | £9869.40 | £32,581.82 | 10,000 | 18th December 2024 |
How does a PCP work?
Rather than paying cash for a new car all in one go, a PCP agreement allows you to pay an initial deposit towards the cost of the car, either with cash or a part exchange, or combination of both.
You then take out a loan to be paid back over a set time in the form of monthly payments - usually over two to five years. This breaks the repayment of the loan down into much more manageable chunks, and is effectively you covering the cost of the car’s depreciation.
At the end of the agreement, you have the option to give the car back and walk away, part-exchange the car and start a fresh PCP agreement on a new car, or pay off the outstanding amount.
This latter point is a major appeal of a PCP over a lease deal. Unlike PCH, where there is no ownership option, a PCP always allows you the flexibility of buying the car at the end of the deal. However, you don't take ownership of the car until you've paid the deposit, all monthly payments and the final balloon payment.
What are the negatives of PCP?
Although a PCP offers you the flexibility of owning the car, you only take ownership after paying a deposit, all the monthly payments and the final balloon payment, so careful budgeting is essential if you plan to own the car outright. If so, you might also wish to consider hire purchase, too, as that's geared specifically towards car ownership but with monthly payments.
A low credit score can mean higher interest rates to pay, too, while PCP plans can come with extra costs. Any damage outside of regular wear and tear, and exceeding the agreed mileage limit are chargeable. Likewise, if you decide to end your PCP agreement early, you'll be liable for significant extra outlay.
How can I make the monthly cost as low as possible?
The first golden rule is to make sure you don’t get sucked in by a deposit and monthly payment amount that you can only just afford. Think about what might happen if your circumstances change and the impact that this could have on your ability to keep up with your monthly payments. Nicer cars can mean bigger bills for things like insurance and other running costs that you are liable for, too.
As to making the PCP deal itself more affordable, if you can afford a larger deposit, this can trim the monthly payment. Keep an eye out for deals on your chosen car too, as manufacturers regularly offer deposit contributions. The length of your agreement and the number of miles you agree to drive per year make a difference, too. Generally a longer deal with fewer miles makes for the lowest monthly payment. PCP is effectively financing the car’s depreciation, so choose a car that will hold its value well.
How is the final payment to own the car calculated?
The final, optional payment of a PCP agreement is the guaranteed future value (GFV), often called the balloon payment, of the car. This is the car's residual value after the PCP term has reached its end, and will be part of your finance agreement when you sign up for your PCP deal. This GFV amount has to be paid off in order to have ownership of the car transferred from the finance company to you.
The GFV is calculated based on the make and model of car, which impacts how much it will depreciate in the time you’re paying off the loan, and also considers the length of the finance agreement, and how many miles you’re likely to drive.
The GFV amount is agreed when you make the PCP deal, so make sure you understand the figures before signing on the dotted line, and budget accordingly if you plan to buy the car so that you don't miss out if you can't afford the balloon payment.
Who owns a car bought with PCP?
For the duration of the PCP, the car is owned by the finance company that you sign the deal with. So while you've paid your deposit and are paying monthly payments, the car still belongs to the finance company.
At the end of the agreement, the car’s ownership can be transferred to you only if you settle up and pay the final balloon payment (GFV) to keep the car. You don't have any ownership rights until this point.
Often, PCP deals are offered by the financial services companies of major carmakers. For example, if you buy a new Ford Puma on PCP, you’ll be signing an agreement with Ford Credit, so Ford Credit would own the car for the duration of the PCP deal. Pay the deposit, all your monthly payments and then the final balloon payment and it’s yours.
Who pays for repairs on a car financed with PCP?
When you sign a PCP agreement, the specifics of what's covered and what's not when it comes to the car's maintenance or crash damage will be contained within the contract. It's worth making sure exactly what's covered, who is responsible, and the process should you be involved in an accident, before you sign up.
Usually it's the car driver's responsibility to arrange insurance and take car of any maintenance, like annual servicing or replacement of wear and tear items like tyres. Packages are often available that bundle your first two or three services into one payment when you sign up. It's worth checking where the car can be serviced, as some PCP agreements specify a dealer or approved garage only.
If the car develops a fault, this is generally covered by the manufacturer warranty, while any accident damage would be up to your insurance company to pay the bill to cover. It's worth being honest with your PCP provider should any untoward situation occur, as an unauthorised repair could be charged when you return the car as this will impact the car's value.