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What hatchback do you suggest for mainly motorway driving ?
I have around £15K for a used car - hatch, usually just driver, non plug in - mainly for motorway driving with 10-15K miles per year - what would you suggest?
Asked on 24 July 2024 by karen creed

A Toyota Corolla Hybrid would be a great secondhand purchase for around £15,000. It'll be very efficient for your motorway miles and Toyota's excellent reliability record should give you added confidence on long journeys. If you get it serviced at a Toyota main dealer, you can extend the warranty for up to 10 years, too. It might also be worth looking at the slightly smaller Toyota Yaris Hybrid - especially if you can find the latest model (launched in 2020) within budget.
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