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£200 off cheapest car

Britain's cheapest car has just had a price cut...

24th August 2006

Britain's cheapest new car now costs even less. Perodua has cut the price of its five-door Kelisa Ex by £200.

The Malaysian firm's budget supermini starts from £4,592. That includes metallic paint, power-steering and an engine immobiliser, as well as driver and passenger airbags. Powered by a 1.0-litre petrol unit, the Kelisa returns 64.2mpg.

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