Used car content across What Car? and our sister title, Autocar, will be supported by Auto Trader's network of circa 444,000 used vehicles, with consumers looking at used cars on each site now brought onto Auto Trader's marketplace to complete their transactions.

Kia locked out the first and second spots on our list last month, but you might be surprised to see which other models potential buyers were interested in.

After six months of reductions, discounts in this sector have stabilised, meaning buyers are able to save an average of £1160 across the large SUV market.

One model re-took the lead in our top 20 list last month, while others leapt up our rankings. But what were they?

A run of nine successive monthly reductions in the average cash Target Price discount has ended.

Last month resulted in plenty of changes to our top 20, but who were the winners and losers, and which other models were What Car? readers most interested in?

Our latest survey of more than 900 in-market buyers reveals that almost 90% are considering fuel types other than diesel for their next car, while half of those considering diesel say they're doing so for fuel economy reasons.

Two of our recent videos continue to perform well, but their subject matter, and where their audiences are based, may surprise you

A new brand topped our rankings last month, but who was it and which other brands were What Car? readers looking at?

“At the back end of 2020 we reduced our prices and discounting – that was an unusual step, but it firmed up our customer pricing in 2021 and now. These are the foundations we need to make real progress.”

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

Discounts are down in this popular market, but some car makers are still offering savings of up to 10.6% on their model line-ups

Our latest survey of more than 900 whatcar.com users finds that 3.8% of potential buyers would consider a car with a zero-star safety rating, 31% know their current car's safety score

The Kia Sportage was the model which generated the most interest from potential buyers last month, but you might be surprised to learn what else in-market consumers were looking at.

According to our latest industry research, a quarter of buyers are more likely to buy British to help industry through difficult period

Those interested in buying a new family car can currently expect to haggle an average 4%, or per car cash Target Price saving

One model re-took the lead in our top 20 list last month, while another leapt up our rankings. But what were they?

Target Price discounts have halved over the past 12 months because of supply shortages, but the winds of change are coming

Nearly one-in-five buyers to consider going electric, plus our latest market insight and analysis