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Buying a suitable car for a young female graduate, what would you recommend?
I am a recently graduated girl of 21 looking for a first car. I have previously driven a citroen C2 but am now looking for something slightly bigger, with a budget of around £4,000. The safety of the car is very important to me and also I would enjoy a slightly more comfortable car, as I will be doing long journeys.
I was wondering what you would recommend?
Many thanks
I was wondering what you would recommend?
Many thanks
Asked on 2 July 2011 by Picklechops
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Honest John
Toyota Yaris 1.3, on 15" wheels with 185/60 R15 tyres, not 16" wheels.
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