A registration ranking shows what was bought in one month, not which car is automatically best. Volume can reflect promotions, deliveries or fleet sales.

What matters

Use the ranking to ask three questions: which powertrain does the car have, who services it near you, and what will maintenance cost after the warranty. Compare like-for-like trims rather than badges and entry prices.

How to compare

A registration ranking shows what was bought in one month, not which car is automatically best. Volume can reflect promotions, deliveries or fleet sales.

Checks before buying

  • the exact trim and powertrain are written in the offer;
  • VAT, delivery and mandatory equipment are included or separated;
  • history, mileage and repairs are documented;
  • service and parts are available near you;
  • the total cost still fits after tyres and insurance.

A ranking or launch offer is a starting point; the decision should be made on the exact car and its real running costs.

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