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Ford Ka+: £99 per month

£99 per month with a £3,250 deposit (5.9 per cent APR)

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The Ford Ka+ is not the epitome of style, but it does offer drivers impressive amounts of practicality, alongside a ride which is composed and relatively refined. Like its siblings in the rest of the Ford range it handles well, but that should come as no surprise as it is based on the old Fiesta, which was famed for its driving experience.

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The only problem is the engine, which can be described as adequate. Unlike some budget cars, it is a five seater which when combined with its 270-litre boot, it should be up to the task of ferrying a family about town in reasonable comfort.

Ford Ka+ review

Model: Ford Ka+ StudioMonthly payment: £99
List price: £9,795
Aim to pay:
Deposit: £3,250
Deposit contribution: £0No of payments: 36  
APR: 5.9%Optional final payment: £3,576Total amount: £10,427.34

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Pete has over 20 years journalistic experience. Having previously worked for Ladbrokes and the Racing Post, he switched from sports writing to automotive journalism when joining Auto Express in 2015.

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