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Land Rover Freelander 2

£220 per month PCP (6.9%APR)

Land Rover Freelander 2

Undoubtedly the finest compact SUV on the market, Land Rover’s Freelander is often mistaken for being more expensive than it really is.

If you’re prepared to hold on to the capable 4x4 for four years, it can just fit within our £300 per month budget. Pay a £6,039.69 deposit followed by £299 per month for 41 months, and then you can decide whether to make the optional £8,783 final payment or hand your Land Rover back. This 6.9% APR example is for the basic TD4e GS model, but with a lower-cost front-wheel-drive Freelander just around the corner, the figures could soon get even more appealing...

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