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Small city car, which is best?
Looking to replace our second car (2004 Nissan Almera) with a neat city car. Both the Panda and Aygo have received good reviews by reviewers and owners. Out of the two, which would you recommend as the better buy? Costs are not an issue and we like the functional looks of the Panda, but also the clever fresh design and reliability of the Aygo.
Asked on 11 January 2011 by Urban Nomad
Answered by
Honest John
There's a bigger choice than that:
Citroen C1, Peugeot 107, Toyota Aygo (same car). Problems have emerged. See car-by-car reviews.
Nissan Pixo, Suzuki Alto (same car)
KIA Picanto (new one arriving in the summer)
Hyundai i10
FIAT Panda
FIAT 500
Citroen C1, Peugeot 107, Toyota Aygo (same car). Problems have emerged. See car-by-car reviews.
Nissan Pixo, Suzuki Alto (same car)
KIA Picanto (new one arriving in the summer)
Hyundai i10
FIAT Panda
FIAT 500
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