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Nissan Qashqai Tekna 1.6 dCi manual 2WD

£316 per month with a £6,270 deposit (6.9 per cent APR)

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After some years at the top of the crossover class, the Nissan Qashqai was beginning to show its age.

But this new car is set to be at the top of the class again, as improvements across the board mean greater practicality, economy and quality.

There’s a number of deals to choose from, but up your monthly payments and you can enjoy the top-spec car with the 1.6-litre diesel, capable of 64mpg.

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List price: £26,145Aim to pay: £21,500Deposit: £6,270APR: 6.9 per centNo. of payments: 36 monthlyFinal payment: £11,754Total amount: £29,428

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