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I want to replace my estate with a crossover. What do you recommend?
I wish to purchase a small SUV to replace my Volvo V50. I am 73 and having read your review, I'm wondering whether the Honda Jazz would fit the bill.
Asked on 1 September 2020 by Helen Lewis
Answered by
Andrew Brady
The Honda Jazz isn't an SUV but in Crosstar trim is almost passable as a crossover - with a slightly raised ride height and rugged looks. It's a good car, with low running costs and a versatile interior. If you want a 'proper' crossover SUV, we'd recommend the Skoda Kamiq or new Ford Puma.
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crossovers
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