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Honda Civic 1.6 i-DTEC S

£259 per month with a £4,499 deposit (0 per cent APR)

Honda Civic

Despite its bold looks and cleverly packaged cabin, the Honda Civic is often forgotten in the hard-fought small family hatchback class.

Yet it deserves serious consideration, especially as it’s currently available with a zero per cent APR finance deal. Star of the show is the punchy 1.6-litre i-DTEC diesel, which revs as eagerly as a petrol engine, yet promises 78.5mpg and emits only 94g/km of CO2.

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While the space-age dashboard layout won’t be to all tastes, the Honda’s interior is spacious and features the brand’s neat Magic folding rear seats that boost versatility.

List price: £21,375Aim to pay: £18,652Deposit: £4,499APR: 0 per centNo. of payments: 36 monthlyFinal payment: £7,552Total amount: £21,375

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