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Honda Accord 2.2 ES GT

£319 per month, Contract Hire

Honda Accord 2.2 ES GT

Part family car, part compact executive model, Honda’s Accord is often overlooked. That’s a shame, because its blend of sharp dynamics, superb engineering and attractive design provides a genuine feelgood factor.

The gutsy 2.2-litre diesel version in ES GT manual trim is now available for £319 per month on Honda’s special contract hire deal. The offer – exclusive to company car drivers – is spread over three years, with three months’ payments required up front. It’s hugely tempting, with the mileage limit the only downside: many business users will struggle to stay within the 10,000-mile annual allowance.

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