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Mercedes C-Class C 200 SE

£299 per month with a £3,999 deposit (5.1 per cent APR)

Mercedes clearly means business with this deal. The C-Class is a tempting proposition, since you’ll struggle to find a rival with a stronger image, higher-quality interior and a better ride, at least on versions with smaller wheels. But the car isn’t perfect, its 2.1-litre diesel in particular being gruff and noisy. Standard equipment is good, although options are expensive.

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Model: Mercedes C-Class C 200 SEMonthly payments: £299List price: £29,190Aim to pay: £24,768Deposit: £3,999Deposit contribution: £5,597No of payments: 36APR: 5.1%Optional final payment: £11,150Total amount: £25,913

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