Headline findings
The 24 live vehicles ranged in advertised price from £3,640 to £62,995, with a median price of £7,995. Standard illustrated monthly payments ranged from £76 to £335, with a median of £173 and an arithmetic mean of £185.
Seven vehicles were below £150 per month, 19 were below £200 and 20 were below £250 using the same illustration method. Fourteen vehicles were automatic and seven were SUVs.
- 24 live vehicles analysed
- £3,640–£62,995 advertised price range
- £76–£335 illustrated monthly-payment range
- £173 median and £185 mean illustrated payment
- 19 vehicles below £200
- 14 automatic vehicles and 7 SUVs
Body-style comparison
The stock included ten hatchbacks, seven SUVs, five saloons, one estate and one MPV. Hatchback illustrations ranged from £76 to £181, saloons from £151 to £190 and SUVs from £142 to £335.
These are stock counts and mathematical illustrations for one dealership on one date. They are not a UK market index and should not be used to infer approval rates or personalised borrowing costs.
Methodology
Each vehicle used its advertised price on 6 September 2026, a 60-month term and 12.9% representative APR. A £250 illustrative deposit was used unless a higher deposit was required to keep the illustrated amount of credit within the website's stated range. Summary monthly figures were rounded to the nearest pound.
The method assumes equal monthly payments and no added fee. It does not assess income, expenditure, credit history, lender criteria, vehicle eligibility or an individual's likely APR.
How publishers may use the data
Automotive and regional publications may cite these figures with a link to this page, credit to Nationwide Motor Finance and the 6 September 2026 snapshot date. Quoting the scope and methodology prevents the data being mistaken for a market-wide index.
Customers should use the results only as a shortlist and compare the full deposit, amount of credit, term, APR, total payable and running costs before enquiring.
