Tempting offers helped one brand to climb up our rankings in June, but who was it and which other brands were attracting the most interest from buyers?

Our latest industry survey of more than 800 Whatcar.com users reveals that while 28% of buyers are currently in the market for an electric car, 32% would be more willing to buy one from a traditional vehicle manufacturer than they would from a new electric car brand.

Our Target Price research reveals the models buyers are most likely to save a bundle on, plus the cars where dealers can best defend their margins.

This is one of four Target Price segments to report a month-on-month increase in discounts, with some car makers offering savings of up to 11.9%

The past month emphasised the importance of new car launches on our YouTube channel.

“We have to remember that battery-electric won’t suit every application. I’m optimistic that they will sell amazingly, but the reality of business is that not everyone will have made the switch by 2030.”

Should car factories be nimble in the shift to electrification, or will scale be the key? Micro-factories aren't a new concept but are gaining in popularity thanks to start-up disruptors, yet legacy manufacturers are ploughing billions into enormous sites. Is a huge shift on the horizon?

Listen as we discuss with Peter Wells, pro-dean of public value at Cardiff Business School, and Erik Torseke, director of operations and supply chain at INEOS Automotive.

The cost of living crisis has begun to show itself in our rankings, with fuel efficient models gaining ground, but it's a family SUV which has taken the top spot so far in June

Discounts are down in this competitive market, but some brands are still offering buyers savings of up to 8% on selected models

There was a new model to top our table last month, while another experienced a meteoric rise up our rankings, but what were they?

While discounts overall are at an all-time low, the rate of decrease has slowed, pointing to potential recovery

With fuel prices breaking records on a daily basis, research by What Car? has revealed the most fuel-efficient new cars from every brand, with the best recording an official fuel economy figure of 470.8mpg

Around one-in-10 considering buying their next car online, although almost half believe they can get the same deal from a retailer

One brand celebrated a second month at the top of our rankings in May, but who was it and which other brands didn't do so well?

Our Target Price research reveals the models buyers are most likely to save a bundle on, plus the cars where dealers can best defend their margins