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Ford S-MAX 2.0 Zetec

£329 per month, PCP (4.8%APR)

Ford S-MAX 2.0 Zetec

It’s one of the most capable people carriers of all-time – and now it’s available for only £329 per month. The Ford S-MAX allows keen drivers with a family to enjoy fine chassis dynamics without trying to squeeze the kids into the back of a sports saloon.

One huge benefit of this 4.8 per cent PCP deal is that it’s spread over only two years, meaning you can look to swap into a new car after 24 monthly payments of £329. You will need to stump up an initial deposit of £5,241.91 and then decide whether to pay the optional final fee of £8,690 or hand the car back.

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