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Downsizing - what car?
I am on my own and need to trade in my Galaxy for something smaller and economical but safe and reliable, but not sure if I should go as small as Peugeot 208 as I have three children and two are like adults.
I mostly do the town running around but need to be able to go to East Grinstead to my mum and aging aunt.
I mostly do the town running around but need to be able to go to East Grinstead to my mum and aging aunt.
Asked on 30 November 2011 by Sue Turnbull
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Honest John
Honda Jazz, Hyundai ix20, KIA Venga.
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