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Hassle Free Cars

Our extensive guide makes choosing a car simple as we name the models you can rely on for a painless ownership experience...

Hassle Free Cars

Buying a new car can be a stressful experience. First you’ve got to find your ideal motor from an ever-increasing and confusing line-up of different models. After that, there’s some tense haggling to be done with sales staff before you finally hand over your hard-earned cash.

Having got all that out of the way, the last thing you want is trouble and extra expense with your new purchase.

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A mechanical breakage or roadside failure is sure to dull the showroom sheen. As a result, all manufacturers offer a warranty and roadside recovery in an effort to give customers a little peace of mind.

However, some marques make much more of an effort than others...

So, in an effort to make your next ownership experience as pain-free as possible, we’ve gathered together some of the best examples of generous warranties and extra-mile aftesales care.

We’ve looked at guarantee cover, servicing packages and roadside recovery to bring you our favourite stress-free cars in a variety of sectors. We’ve also studied our Driver Power surveys to reveal which makers rise to the challenge if there is a problem.

So click the links below to discover the UK's most hassle free car buys.

WARRANTY WINNERS
AFTERSALES PACKAGES
THE STARS OF DRIVER POWER

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Vauxhall Corsa

Vauxhall Corsa

RRP £19,870Avg. savings £5,301 off RRP*Used from £9,630
Nissan Juke

Nissan Juke

RRP £19,805Avg. savings £4,765 off RRP*Used from £9,300
Volkswagen Golf

Volkswagen Golf

RRP £25,860Avg. savings £2,514 off RRP*Used from £8,995
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Omoda 5

RRP £24,040Avg. savings £1,535 off RRP*
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