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A high seating position
I have driven Audi 80s and A4s since 1993, but my wife and I are now finding our car uncomfortable and difficult to get in and out of.
I am about to retire and want to change the car. I want a high seating/ingress car that my wife would drive as well (something about Focus size - though not the new Focus). I also am moving to petrol having been a diesel head since 1993, this is due to the extra costs involved in buying & running a modern diesel.
What would you recomend I should try?
I am about to retire and want to change the car. I want a high seating/ingress car that my wife would drive as well (something about Focus size - though not the new Focus). I also am moving to petrol having been a diesel head since 1993, this is due to the extra costs involved in buying & running a modern diesel.
What would you recomend I should try?
Asked on 11 April 2011 by gord
Answered by
Honest John
Honda Jazz, Hyundai ix20, KIA Venga, Nisasan Note, or Toyota Verso S.
Dear Honest John,
Please help me choose my next car. I would like it to have:
Please help me choose my next car. I would like it to have:
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