Market data through 10 August 2026 · 43 dealers tracked
+0.0% over 30 days
Roughly £96/month on the midpoint price — 60 months, £500 deposit, representative 10.9% APR — indicative, not a quote. We don't arrange finance; this is here so the price means something in the terms most people buy in.
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| Position in the market | Asking price |
|---|---|
| Cheapest 10% | under £3,798 |
| Lower quarter | under £4,495 |
| Midpoint | £4,997 |
| Upper quarter | over £5,995 |
| Dearest 10% | over £6,897 |
| Mileage | Median asking price | Share of stock |
|---|---|---|
| Under 30,000 | £5,995 | 36% · 15 cars |
| 30,000-50,000 | £5,074 | 33% · 14 cars |
| 50,000-70,000 | £4,338 | 19% · 8 cars |
| Spec | Median asking price | Share of stock |
|---|---|---|
| Petrol | £4,999 | 93% · 39 cars |
| Manual | £4,995 | 81% · 34 cars |
Shares are of Celerios where we can read that detail from the listing, so they will not add to 100%.
Cars sharing this one's part of the market — same sort of age, fuel, size and mileage — regardless of badge.
How this is measured. Torq tracks live listings from UK dealers. Figures are seven-day trailing medians over days that passed our data-quality checks, not single-day snapshots — daily counts move with our collection cycle, which would otherwise look like market movement.
The headline covers cars with recorded mileage above 1,000. Delivery-mileage and mileage-unknown stock is counted separately and shown above, because the underlying listings carry no new/used flag.
Supply comparisons use a fixed panel of dealers tracked throughout the period, so growth in our own coverage is never mistaken for growth in the market.
Market data through 10 August 2026, based on 7 days of measurements.