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Jaguar XF Luxury 2.2D (163)

£349 per month with a £6,999 deposit (4.9 per cent APR)

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The Jaguar XF is a strong opponent for its German exec rivals. Although the smallest 2.2-litre diesel is not the cleanest or quietest engine around, it’s a decent performer thanks in part to the eight-speed box, while its smoothness suits the Jag’s refined and comfortable character.

There are two offers on the Luxury, which has leather, sat-nav and xenons. Pay either a £6,999 deposit and £349 for 36 months, or a £2,701 deposit and £499 over the same period. Both include a £3,424 dealer deposit contribution and 4.9 per cent APR interest rate.

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List price: £32,945 Aim to pay: £28,842 Deposit: £6,999 APR: 4.9 per centNo. of payments: 36 monthly Final payment: £13,486 Total amount: £32,329

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