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What hybrid car would you recommend?
We are thinking of buying a hybrid car for up to £20,000. Which would you go for and why?
Asked on 15 April 2019 by Simon Tattersall

We'd look for a Hyundai Ioniq - it's really relaxing to drive with an excellent DCT gearbox, low running costs and a lengthy warranty. Your budget will get you a nearly-new example with low miles. If you'd prefer to buy new, look at the smaller Toyota Yaris.
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