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With 28,839 used cars in Scotland available on Auto Trader, we have the largest range of cars for sale available across the UK.
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MRRP
Manufacturer's Recommended Retail Price
£25,870
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£17,549
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- £8,321
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Manufacturer's Recommended Retail Price
£25,790
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£21,040
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- £4,750
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Manufacturer's Recommended Retail Price
£24,690
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£19,865
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- £4,825
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Leasing
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From
£164
Per month (inc. VAT)
£1,961 initial payment
36 month contract
5,000 miles p/a
- 5 seats
- 5 doors
- Hatchback
- Petrol
- Manual
- 1.2 litres
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From
£229
Per month (inc. VAT)
£2,746 initial payment
36 month contract
5,000 miles p/a
- 5 seats
- 5 doors
- SUV
- Electric
- Automatic
- 233 miles
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From
£267
Per month (inc. VAT)
£3,195 initial payment
24 month contract
5,000 miles p/a
- 5 seats
- 4 doors
- Saloon
- Electric
- Automatic
- 354 miles
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From
£332
Per month (inc. VAT)
£3,981 initial payment
60 month contract
5,000 miles p/a
- 5 seats
- 5 doors
- SUV
- Electric
- Automatic
- 300 miles
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