New Marque Specialist Cars Ltd — 14 Used Cars in Cambridge | Local Car Sales

New Marque Specialist Cars Ltd

📍 Cambridge, CB24 3DW 📞 07515 326372 Stock not directly connected — availability may vary
14
Cars in Stock
£8,837
Average Price
£3,990 – £19,990
Price Range
All VOLKSWAGEN (8) FORD (2) LAND ROVER (1) TOYOTA (1) KIA (1) NISSAN (1)

Used cars for sale in Cambridge from New Marque Specialist Cars Ltd

New Marque Specialist Cars Ltd currently has 14 used cars listed on Local Car Sales, priced from £3,990 to £19,990. The makes they stock most are Volkswagen (8), Ford (2), Land Rover (1), Toyota (1). By fuel type that is petrol (13), diesel (1). Model years run from 2010 to 2023, with an average of 51,189 miles on the clock.

Frequently asked questions

Where is New Marque Specialist Cars Ltd?
New Marque Specialist Cars Ltd is based at 1B Over Rd, Longstanton, Cambridge Cambridge CB24 3DW. You can call them on 07515 326372.
What cars does New Marque Specialist Cars Ltd have in stock?
New Marque Specialist Cars Ltd currently has 14 used cars listed on Local Car Sales, priced from £3,990 to £19,990. The makes they stock most are Volkswagen (8), Ford (2), Land Rover (1), Toyota (1). By fuel type that is petrol (13), diesel (1). Model years run from 2010 to 2023, with an average of 51,189 miles on the clock.
How do I contact New Marque Specialist Cars Ltd?
Call New Marque Specialist Cars Ltd on 07515 326372, or visit their own website — every listing here links straight through to it.
Is Local Car Sales a dealer?
No. Local Car Sales is a search index of cars published by UK dealers. We are not a dealer, finance broker or motor trade professional — you buy directly from New Marque Specialist Cars Ltd, and prices and availability should always be confirmed with them.
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2 cars in stock
2017 Ford Fiesta
£6,290
2017 Ford Fiesta
56,500 mi Petrol 2017 Manual
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2016 Ford Fiesta
£7,690
2016 Ford Fiesta
50,400 mi Petrol 2016 Automatic
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