Our nearly new cars have been typically looked after by ourselves, as they are either ex-demo or pre-registered vehicles, and so are in great condition having had no owners or taken on the road to rack up the miles.
Such cars are a great way to get a vehicle that’s practically new, with low miles and under 12 months old, but it’s in stock and ready to be driven away.
Additionally, many of our nearly new cars have no more than 100 miles on its clock, letting you know that these vehicles really are practically new.
Not only that, but you’ll usually be able to benefit from great discounts on a nearly new car.
Thanks in large to their (lack of) age and mileage, nearly new cars can be purchased through flexible finance options.
Primarily, most will look to Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) when buying an ex-demo or pre-reg car - this allows for typically cheaper monthly payments, as well as flexibility come the end of the contract.
For those who look to own their cars outright, Hire Purchase (HP) will also be available as a finance facility when looking to get a nearly new car on credit.
With our finance calculator appearing on each like-new vehicle, you'll be able to get a great idea of the cost of a nearly new car.
There can be many reasons to purchase an ex demo or pre-reg car, including:
When a dealer is offering an ex-demo vehicle, this is a car which was once used for test drives or static displays by the dealership, but is now ready for sale.
Ex demo comes from the term ‘ex demonstrator’, meaning the car formerly showcased the model in question to display the capabilities of the vehicle.
Much like a pre-registered car, an ex-demo vehicle was registered by the dealer so that it could be taxed, and because of this, great discounts are available.
While our ex-demo cars would have been used more than a typical pre-reg car, they have still been maintained by us and will be well looked after.
Many of the nearly new cars you will find for sale on our website will be pre-registered vehicles with less than 100 miles on the clock.
Also known as pre-reg cars, it is a common practice for car dealers to pre-register some of their new car stock - making them ‘nearly new’ in the process.
While this conveniences the dealer by being able to advertise stock more easily, the main benefits are passed onto motorists who can get what is essentially a discounted new car.
By pre-registering a car, the dealer becomes the first name on the vehicle’s log book (V5c), and is the only reason for the discount - nothing else on the car changes.
This represents an average of the deals that our customers receive on other vehicles
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