Mitsubishi is providing as much as £6,500 off the cost of the new Outlander PHEV to clients driving its existing higher-emission cars as part of the Japanese producers new scrappage scheme.
The offer is offered to pre-2010 Mitsubishi clients with EU1 to EU4 emissions specifications, with Mitsubishi knocking £4,000 off the OTR cost for the plug-in hybrid Outlander PHEV. A even more £2,500 gets taken off the cost as a result of the government’s plug-in vehicle grant, providing the client a prospective £6,500 off the new SUV.
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The scrappage plan isn’t special to the new Outlander. The Mirage supermini benefits from a £2,000 scrappage allowance together with a 5.9 per cent APR PCP finance rate. clients wanting to purchase the new ASX SUV will be provided £3,000 while £3,500 can go towards the seven-seat Outlander diesel.
The objective of the generous scrappage offer is to promote Mitsubishi’s new variety of lower-emission as well as hybrid cars as well as most likely to provide sales levels a bit of a increase as well. The Outlander PHEV creates 41g/km CO2 emissions as well as fuel usage of as much as 166mpg combined, with Mitsubishi providing £6,500 off the cost if the client exchanges their existing model. With this offer, there’s great prospective to get a expense efficient new SUV on your driveway. The offer is offered to Mitsubishi clients now as well as will run up until the 28th of December 2017.
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