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If you're in the market for a new car, you want to pay the lowest price possible. And the good news is that by buying through What Car? you'll get a great deal on a new 24-plate car – without the hassle of haggling.

Our free online New Car Deals service links you to dealers who are ready to offer a great deal based on our Target Price data.

Target Price is the most our team of mystery shoppers think you should pay for a new, factory-ordered car, based on their everyday haggling. Dealers using our system are encouraged to match or beat the Target Price – and if they don't, we'll highlight it to them and you, and if necessary do all we can to find a dealer who will.

The models featured here include family SUVs that are spacious and practical, making it easy to get child seats, buggies and other paraphernalia in and out. You get a good view from the driving seat, too: their high seating positions allow you to see over the top of most regular hatchback and saloon family cars.

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Alfa Romeo Stelvio

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What Car? deal: Save £2319 on a 2.2D 210 Sprint, or up to £4190 on the Alfa Romeo Stelvio range | Target Price £43,276 | Target PCP £510 per month

Want to inject some Italian flair into your family SUV? Enter the Alfa Romeo Stelvio. It's a premium model which rivals the BMW X3 and Porsche Macan, and offers sharp styling, entertaining handling and generous standard equipment. Our recommended trim is the entry-level Sprint; it comes with adaptive cruise control, automatic headlights (with automatic high beam) and aluminium gearshift paddles as standard.

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Audi Q7

Audi Q7

What Car? deal: Save £5111 on a 55 TFSI Quattro S Line, or up to £7626 on the Audi Q7 range | Target Price £63,889 | Target PCP £731 per month

The Audi Q7 is one of the best cars of its kind. It's relaxing to drive, comfortable to sit in and solidly built, while the interior is plush enough to shame most luxury saloons. As if all that weren't enough, the Q7 is extremely practical, with plenty of space inside for families and their luggage. Our recommended engine is the 3.0-litre V6 petrol (badged 55 TFSI); it's smooth, quiet and surprisingly quick.

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BMW X3

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What Car? deal: Save £2826 on an xDrive20d MHT M Sport [Pro Pack], or up to £6453 on the BMW X3 range | Target Price £50,104 | Target PCP £539 per month

The BMW X3 is one of the best family SUVs to drive, with sharp handling and a superb line-up of engines. Our favourite is the 187bhp mild hybrid 2.0-litre diesel (badged 20d). It offers strong performance, with 0-62mph taking 7.9sec, so it's quicker than the Land Rover Discovery Sport D200. M Sport trim is also very well equipped, but we'd recommend adding the optional Pro Pack, which adds adaptive suspension that significantly improves the ride.

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Citroën C4

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What Car? deal: Save £2347 on 1.2 PureTech 130 Plus, or up to £2704 on the Citroën C4 range | Target Price £21,253 | Target PCP £262 per month

If you're on a budget but want as much comfort as possible, then the Citroën C4 is a fine choice. Every version comes with Citroën's Advanced Comfort Suspension, which allows it to glide over minor imperfections in the road surface without much fuss. Plus trim also gives you plenty of kit as standard, including built-in sat-nav, a head-up display and a rear-view camera. It also gives you access to a more powerful 128bhp petrol engine, which you can't get with the entry-level trim.

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Ford Kuga

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What Car? deal: Save £2604 on a 2.5 PHEV ST-Line Edition, or up to £3097 on the Ford Kuga range | Target Price £36,051 | Target PCP £327 per month

The Ford Kuga is competitively priced and decent to drive, while this plug-in hybrid version has a decent electric-only range of 39 miles (which equates to around 30 miles in real-world driving). It's not quite as practical as some large SUVs, but it's well worth considering if you're looking for a green option. ST-Line Edition trim is the best option if you want to get the most out of the Kuga's tidy driving dynamics; it adds stiffer sports suspension, which allows the Kuga to follow the contours of the road more closely than other versions.

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Honda CR-V

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What Car? deal: Save £1996 on a 2.0 eHEV Elegance, or up to £2395 on the Honda CR-V range | Target Price £43,899 | Target PCP £438 per month

Honda now makes four SUVs, but the CR-V remains the largest of the bunch. It's easy to drive, comfortable and well built, plus it has an enormous 596-litre boot. The hybrid system in our preferred 2.0 eHEV model is also one of the best in the business; it's quiet, smooth and reasonably efficient. Advance trim is also very well equipped; it gives you heated front and rear seats, a head-up display, electric memory seats and a Bose sound system as standard.

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Jaguar F-Pace

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What Car? deal: Save £2259 on a 2.0 D200 R-Dynamic S, or up to £3986 on the Jaguar F-Pace range | Target Price £46,511 | Target PCP £451 per month

The F-Pace was Jaguar's first SUV, and competes with everything from the Audi Q5 through to the BMW X3. It offers excellent handling and plenty of space inside, and most models come with plenty of standard equipment. This R-Dynamic S trim, for example, comes with adaptive cruise control, heated front seats, a heated front windscreen and two-zone climate control as standard. That's way more than what you get on the entry-level Porsche Macan.

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Jeep Avenger

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What Car? deal: Save £566 on an 1.2 Longitude, or up to £706 on the Jeep Avenger range | Target Price £23,034 | Target PCP £227 per month

You might think the Avenger is only available with electric power, but it's not; Jeep has recently added a 99bhp 1.2-litre petrol engine to the line-up. It can do that because it shares its underpinnings with the Peugeot e-2008, which also has a similar line-up of engine and power options. As you might expect, the petrol version is cheaper than the electric model, but it's only available with the entry-level Longitude trim.

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Kia Sportage

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What Car? deal: Save £1991 on a 1.6T GDi 3, or up to £2359 on the Kia Sportage range | Target Price £30,884 | Target PCP £366 per month

Our 2024 Family SUV of the Year, the Kia Sportage is enormously practical, smart inside and very well priced. In our favourite 3 trim, you also get loads of equipment as standard, including twin 12.3in screens for the digital driver's display and infotainment screen, as well as heated front and rear seats and keyless entry. For the best value, we think it's best to stick with the entry-level 148bhp 1.6-litre petrol version; it's cheaper to buy than the mild hybrid version, and it's just as good on fuel.

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Land Rover Defender

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What Car? deal: Save £1603 on a 3.0 D300 X-Dynamic S, or up to £2862 on the Land Rover Defender range | Target Price £64,147 | Target PCP £547 per month

Another What Car? Award winner is the Land Rover Defender 110, which took home our 7-seater of the Year trophy. While the supersized Defender 130 is absolutely vast inside, the 110 is a much easier to drive and still equally spacious. The two third-row seats (which pull up out of the boot floor) are pretty good, too; adults will find that they have plenty of leg and head room back there, and access is easy. The 296bhp D300 is our pick of the range on account of its strong and smooth performance.

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Lexus RX

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What Car? deal: Save £3642 on a 450h+ 2.5 Premium Pack, or up to £4817 on the Lexus RX range | Target Price £63,458 | Target PCP £535 per month

Lexus was well ahead of the curve with hybrid tech when it first launched the RX, and the Japanese firm's expertise clearly shows with this fifth generation model. The hybrid system in the 450h+ plug-in hybrid version is very refined, offering seamless changes between the electric motor and petrol engine. The electric-only range is decent, too, with an official range of up to 43 miles. In our real-world driving test, this dropped to 33 miles, though. 

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Mazda CX-30

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What Car? deal: Save £1465 on a 2.0 Skyactiv-G MHEV Centre-Line, or up to £2382 on the Mazda CX-30 range | Target Price £25,485 | Target PCP £258 per month

Interior quality and handling are two areas where Mazdas excel, and that's no exception with the CX-30. It offers a fantastic interior that's intuitive and well built, plus all versions are well equipped. Centre-Line is our recommended trim, because it adds heated front seats, adaptive cruise control and keyless entry for not a lot more than the entry-level version. Of course, it also handles well for a small SUV, with a taut suspension set-up that creates minimal body lean on twisty roads.

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MG ZS

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What Car? deal: Save £1530 on a 1.5 VTi-tech Excite, or up to £2151 on the MG ZS range | Target Price £16,790 | Target PCP £203 per month

If you're looking for an SUV that won't cost you a lot to buy, then the ZS is worth looking at. It's cheaper than most rivals, plus it has tidy handling, a surprisingly upmarket interior and roomy rear seats. Of course, there are some compromises in the form of an unsettled ride and the absence of automatic emergency braking (AEB) as standard. But if you're willing to look past those factors, we'd recommend going for the 1.5 VTi-Tech engine in Excite trim. The latter comes with LED headlights, air-conditioning and cruise control as standard.

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Mini Countryman

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What Car? deal: Save £427 on a 1.5 C Classic, or up to £677 on the Mini Countryman range | Target Price £28,908 | Target PCP £336 per month

With plenty of style and space on offer, the new Mini Countryman is a welcome addition to the family SUV class. The interior is one of the best of any rival, both in terms of quality and plushness of materials. The knitted fabric on the dashboard, for example, feels soft but hard-wearing, plus it adds a splash of colour. The discount quoted here is for the the entry-level Countryman C, which has a 167bhp 1.5-litre petrol engine that officially gets it from 0-62mph in a reasonable 8.3 seconds.

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Peugeot 408

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What Car? deal: Save £3056 on a 1.2 PureTech Allure, or up to £3610 on the Peugeot 408 range | Target Price £28,719 | Target PCP £298 per month

The 408 is a unique offering from Peugeot, because it's part coupé, part estate and part family SUV. That combination, as it turns out, is quite successful; it has distinctive looks, a reasonable amount of boot space and lots of rear leg room. The interior is also pleasing to look at and plush, while Allure trim gives you plenty of standard equipment. The entry-level 1.2-litre petrol engine is also a good match for it; acceleration is decent, even from low down in the rev range. Thanks to that, and the fact it keeps the price down, it’s our pick of the range. 

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Renault Captur

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What Car? deal: Save £2789 on a 1.6 E-Tech Hybrid 145 Techno, or up to £3196 on the Renault Captur range | Target Price £23,506 | Target PCP £239 per month

In essence, the Captur is a Renault Clio with a smattering of SUV traits and the style factor turned up. The result is a high-riding small hatchback that benefits from the added practicality of a sliding rear bench seat. Like the Clio, the Captur is offered with a hybrid system; it's our pick of the range on account of it being smooth, quiet and quicker than the entry-level petrol version. Techno trim is also well equipped for the money, giving you automatic headlights, lane-departure warning, front and rear parking sensors and a rear-view camera as standard.

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Seat Ateca

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What Car? deal: Save £3675 on a 1.5 TSI EVO SE, or up to £3819 on the Seat Ateca range | Target Price £26,635 | Target PCP £363 per month

The Ateca is one of the best family SUVs around, especially if you're on a budget. It's spacious inside, great to drive and very well priced – and that's before you take our discount into account. The entry-level SE trim gets a lot of luxuries as standard, including keyless entry, power-folding door mirrors and dual-zone climate control, plus the 8.3in- touchscreen infotainment system and wireless phone charging.

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Vauxhall Mokka

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What Car? deal: Save £2007 on a 1.2 Turbo 130 GS, or up to £13,221 on the Vauxhall Mokka range | Target Price £27,873 | Target PCP £251 per month

The Vauxhall Mokka is a stylish, comfortable and well equipped small SUV, plus it has a wide range of engine and trim options. Our favourite engine is the mid-level 128bhp 1.2-litre petrol unit, which is much better suited to the car than the slightly weaker 99bhp version. GS trim is the mid-level trim, and it comes with plenty of goodies, too, including heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, rear parking sensors and a rear-view camera.

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Volkswagen Tiguan

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What Car? deal: Save £1565 on a 1.5 eTSI Life, or up to £1789 on the Volkswagen Tiguan range | Target Price £34,350 | Target PCP £392 per month

Volkswagen has recently launched an all-new version of the Tiguan family SUV, and amazingly you can already get a big discount on one. That's great, because it's a very impressive offering with a vast interior, tidy driving manners and flexible rear seats. Life trim is also well equipped, with adaptive cruise control, ambient interior lighting and wireless phone-charging included as standard. The mid-level 148bhp mild hybrid petrol engine is good option for it, too, offering plenty of muscle for everyday driving. 

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Volvo XC40

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What Car? deal: Save £1518 on a 2.0 B3P Plus, or up to £3050 on the Volvo XC40 range | Target Price £37,537 | Target PCP £347 per month

A former What Car? Car of the Year, the Volvo X40 is brimming with both style and kit, while also being spacious inside and immensely practical. Our favourite engine is the entry-level B3 2.0-litre petrol, because it has plenty of punch and keeps costs down. The driving experience is also relaxing and comfortable, with a comfortable ride and a smooth automatic gearbox. Plus trim gives you plenty of goodies, too, including heated front and rear seats, a heated steering wheel and ambient interior lighting.

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