Best car deals: save nearly £11,000 on a BMW 5 Series

We run through our five picks of the best deals available on this week’s new car market - all deals are valid until 6 October

Buying a new car is always better when you know you're getting a bargain, but scouring the internet for the best car deals around can be very time-consuming. Here, Autocar has done the hard work for you and compiled a list of some of the best savings currently on offer in the new car market.

On this list, a combined value of £33,176 can be saved on the following five cars, so take a look below and click the links to read our full road test verdict on each car. All offers stand until 6 October.

BMW 5 Series – pay £30,718, saving £10,987

A longstanding driver's favourite, the BMW 5 Series mixes rear-wheel-drive handling with a premium cabin and mature looks. Thenext-generation car will arrive next year, meaning great deals can be had with the last few examples of the Mk6 F10.

Carfile.net is selling a 530d SE Step with an automatic gearbox for £30,718, knocking nearly £11,000 off its list price.

Volvo V60 – pay £25,170, saving £7825

A smart exterior and practical interior make the V60 a compelling rival to German alternatives. Those wanting something different may be drawn to its Swedish design.

Drivethedeal.com has lopped nearly £8000 off the price of a new D4 R-Design Nav, leaving you with just over £25,000 to pay.

Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV - pay £31,787, saving £7167

Brirain's best-selling electric vehicle, the Outlander plug-in hybrid (PHEV), offers traditional road-focused SUV practicality with reduced running costs.

Drivethedeal.com is selling a PHEV GX4 automatic for £31,787, meaning you save more than £7,000.

Kia Sorento - pay £31,062, saving £4788

Kia has come on leaps and bounds in the past few years. Its cars are now among the best looking in each class, and its Sorento SUV brings a strong fight to the likes of the Honda CR-V and Mazda CX-5.

Click onto Orangewheels.co.uk and you'll see a 2.2 CRDi KX-3 priced at just over £32,000, which is almost £5k less than the car's list price.

Land Rover Discovery Sport - pay £32,191, saving £2409

The new Discovery has just been revealed in Paris, so it's likely the hubbub surrounding it will ramp up demand for all Discovery models, the Sport included.

Carfile.net is offering close to £2500 off on a 2.0 TD4 180 SE, bringing its price down to just over £32,000.