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I want a durable and reliable car - what do you suggest?
I will be in the market for a nearly new car soon. I want something reliable and long-lasting. I drive a Ford Mondeo at present but would like a smaller car. A manual petrol preferably - any ideas?
Asked on 5 March 2019 by Andy Lane

A Honda Civic. It will be as practical as your Ford Mondeo and very reliable.
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Bigger than previous Civic, independent rear suspension means better ride and handling, 1.0 VTEC turbo petrol is excellent while i-DTEC diesel is very refined.