A great executive car this week for less than £300 + VAT per month.

It's the Honda Accord 2.2i-DTEC EX 4Dr Saloon. It is fitted with some amazing extras including sat nav, leather, parking sensors, heated seats, CD stacker, alloys, sunroof and much more as you will see in the video.

What car says that its build quality and reliability is top notch and has a rattle free cabin with lots of soft touch plastic. It also described the 2.2 DTEC engine as a peach.

To summarise, the car must not have been registered to anyone else before you receive it, not even to the dealer and it must not have an ‘unreasonable’ mileage on the clock, expressed in one court case to be no more than 500 although we find this excessive.
The strange rule is that if the car has been damaged and repaired prior to delivery and the repair is of a high standard the car can still be sold by the dealer as new.

We have for you this week a What Car, Car Of The Year 2009 in the small family car sector.

Hyundai-Kia is now the fourth largest vehicle manufacturer in the world ahead of Ford so it may be time to take a more serious look at these Korean cars especially as the model on offer has some great features such as heated leather seats, alloy wheels, electric folding mirrors and parking sensors, all for just over £200 + VAT per month, amazing value!

A convertible at a great rate for a car that costs  over £21,000. Looks great and unlike some convertibles looks good with the hood up. The model on offer is the petrol VVT in Sport version which means it has a nice spec.

Get in touch for a finance application if you like this great BMW package, only 20 available so they will go very quickly.
This week we have a great value for money BMW, the 5 Series but crammed with goodies.

It has Leather, 18" M Sport Wheels, Business Media Pack which includes Sat Nav and 6xCD Player, BMW ConnectDrive Assis, Front & Rear Parking Sensors, Heated Front Electric Seats, Electric Folding and Dimming Door Mirrors and loads more.

The return of one of our favourites this week with the 1 Series BMW.

We have available most of the diesel versions  but we are concentrating on the 116 2.0D 3Dr & 5Dr ES and SE.

We have a few cars in stock but delivery is only about 6 weeks for factory orders so not bad.

We also have, for the first few orders taken a free hand held Sat Nav but stocks are limited so you need to place your order as soon as possible. For details see below.

VW Passat special edition, available to business users we can supply on PCP but the rate os slighly higer.

Contract Hire Rates Based on 3 Years (3+35), 10,000 miles PA, and does not include maintenance
VW Passat R Line Saloon £249 + VAT per month
There is a £150 Documentation Fee
Other Mileages Available

The latest 4Dr coupe is our deal of the week this week. Following on from the success of the Audi A5 coupe then the convertible we now have the 5dr coupe called the Sportback.

It's actually a 5Dr hatchback with plenty of space but not a great deal of rear headroom, as with all 4Dr coupes.  The car is the first 4Dr coupe style to come with a rear tailgate so it offers a little more practicality than those with just a boot. However, to emphasise the fact that the car is meant to be more of a GT it has just two seats in the rear.

We have a car that has been reasonably widely advertised of late but a car that few people really know anything about because they don't pick up on the manufacturer - Hyundai.

The car is one of their i city car range and believe it or not it was the best selling small car in the UK last year.

The two models we have on offer have fantastic spec for not a great deal of money and they come with 5 doors.

Car insurance premiums are rising at their fastest rate for nearly a decade, according to the AA index. Between April and June, the average premium for an annual comprehensive policy increased by 3.5% to £778. Over 12 months to the end of June, premiums rose by more than 11%.

There are also concerns over rising "cash-for-crash" fraud incidents, where drivers deliberately crash to benefit from insurance payouts. Estimates suggest insurers typically add about £44 to every car insurance policy to cover this type of fraud.