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AA Cars works closely with thousands of UK used car dealers to bring you one of the largest selections of saloons on the market. All used saloons on the AA Cars website come with free 12 months breakdown cover and a free car history check.
For one of the most comprehensive collections of used saloon cars for sale, look no further than AA Cars - the definitive place to find your next vehicle. We work closely with thousands of used car dealers across the UK to bring the biggest range of second-hand saloon cars that come with 12 months' free breakdown cover and a free car history check at no extra cost to our buyers. One of the most traditional designs of car, the saloon - sometimes referred to as a sedan - has undergone a facelift in recent years and now presents an attractive used car option. Saloons are "three-box" vehicles in which the engine, passengers and boot all sit in separate compartments. Explore our range of used saloon cars for sale and find your next vehicle with AA Cars today.
One thing that can appeal most to potential owners of a saloon car is the sleek exterior stylings that are now commonplace. For some, the image of a second hand saloon car is clunky or boxy. But modern designers have taken refreshing cues from hatchbacks, SUVs and other bodystyles and have created saloon cars with a long, low-riding and elegant profile. The compartmentalisation of the saloon car has its benefits too. With both the engine and boot space separated from the passenger cabin, it's not unusual for the in-car experience to be a lot quieter than some rival models. This bodystyle also incorporates numerous safety features that protect drivers and passengers alike - with saloons often performing well in Euro NCAP tests. Of course, modern stylings haven't changed one of the core values of a saloon car - the power. If you compare a saloon to a SUV for example, there's a significant difference in the weight of the car. Pair it with a larger engine with greater horsepower and saloons can be quicker off the mark with its acceleration. The aerodynamic advantage also enhances the vehicle's handling. Above all, a saloon car is often held up as the embodiment of luxury. More legroom, headroom and space in general can be found in the passenger cabin. But it's the extras that really bring a saloon car to the fore - such as technological features like in-car navigation and entertainment systems, as well as the quality of trim and upholstery.
At first glance, it can seem as if a second hand saloon car represents a choice between value or luxury. The cost of running one, however, doesn't necessarily have to damage your finances. A VW Passat or Mazda 6 deliver all the benefits in a relatively cheap saloon car. But it's not tough to find other makes and models in this class at an affordable price. For those seeking luxury in their next vehicle, German manufacturers are often the go-to option of choice. The Mercedes C-Class was the best-selling saloon car of 2018 and is the most popular with UK motorists too. Healthy sales and higher popularity are a winning combination because it means more make it into the used market, which means great value deals are there to find. Audis (A4 and A6), the BMW 3 Series and the Mercedes E-Class also deliver the elegance, style and luxury that you expect from top-of-the-range cars - even second hand saloon cars like the options available through AA Cars. It can make all the difference when you're driving for longer distances, with additional technological aids on hand to further improve your driving experience. The saloon car market isn't just for a few select competitors, however. Lexus, Jaguar, Ford and Vauxhall all have options available. But to make a true statement with an iconic badge, why not consider something like a Porsche. Whatever your needs and expectations are from the next car you buy, our range of used saloon cars for sale is sure to have something to suit all tastes.
You can't overlook the storage potential of the boot, however. While perhaps not as flexible as a hatchback or as spacious as an estate or SUV, there are still plenty of options among our saloon cars for sale. Models that comes with a low, deep entrance to the boot and rear seating that can fold are useful points if you find that, from time to time, you need this capacity from a vehicle. Fuel type could be an important consideration too. With recent rules changing the amount of tax due on diesel-powered vehicles, what used to be regarded as an economical option may now be a drain on your finances for as long as you own it. Hybrid and electric saloons are also making a wave in the market, but the initial cost consideration for a used version is likely to be high. Are you looking for your next car to come with the latest mod cons and automotive innovations? If you're prepared to pay a premium, some of the second hand saloon cars for sale through AA Cars include some of the most advanced in-car systems. From stereo quality and navigation to sensors and cameras to help you park, see how far your money goes on the feature list.
