Dealers will be focusing all their efforts on shifting new cars in September, offering bumper deals, including, in some cases, double-digit discounts. So where does that leave nearly new vehicles, whose chief attraction is their new car feel at lower prices?
We compared the prices of three nearly new cars chosen at random and advertised by car supermarket Motorpoint with their new equivalents, whose prices have been slashed by main dealers. You can see the results below but, in short, the nearly new car still comes out cheapest, with the Ford Explorer bringing the biggest saving on the discounted dealer price (35%), followed by the Jaecoo 7 (16%) and the Peugeot 208 (13%).
