New car deals 2016- pictures

These are the best deals on new cars in the UK, from city cars to executive cruisers.

The Renault Zoe is one of the French brand's growing range of electric cars. 

The Skoda Citigo isn't just a great city car, it's a brilliant all-rounder and well worth a look even if you're in the market for a car from the class above.

The ageing Skoda Yeti is still excellent to drive, and well worth the £225 a month payment to secure one on your driveway. 

The Kia Soul is a chunky-looking SUV crossover with a practical interior.

If you can look beyond the divisive styling of the Honda Civic, you'll find a really reliable car, posting a score of 97.3%.

Few family hatchbacks can match the Skoda Octavia for versatility and practicality, and you can get one for a monthly payment of just £215 after a £1,818 deposit.

Our 2013 Car of the Year is still well up there, and a deposit of £4,437 and monthly payments of just £149 the SEAT Leon represents excellent value for money.

The Mazda 3's 104bhp 1.5-litre diesel feels a little sluggish, managing 0-60mph in 11.3 seconds.

The CT200H offers customers a premium badge for low running costs. 

Here, we test the Kuga in Titanium X Sport trim, powered by a 2.0-litre TDCi diesel engine producing 178bhp. It costs £33,870 with all the options on this test car. 

The Q3 tested here is in entry-level SE trim with a 2.0-litre diesel engine.

Factory now assembles kits of cars like MG6 from China  

A saloon car that's just fantastic to drive, the Mazda 6 can be in your garage for £349 a month.

Renault's Grand Scenic was launched in 2009 and after two facelifts it still competes with the Ford Grand C-Max, Toyota Verso and Kia Carens.

BMW's 5 Series is the holy grail of the company car park - but private buyers can get in on the action too, with this 520d in M Sport trim costing just £329.

Mercedes offers a generous deposit contribution on the new C-Class, so if you've got £5,235 for a deposit you can grab one for a good-value £349 a month.

For a first Driver Power appearance, the Tesla Model S has blitzed into first place on many things - but a score of 97.54% and 5th place for reliability is nothing to be sniffed at. It's great news for the relatively young manufacturer