New car deals 2016- pictures

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