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Buying a new small or medium accessible car

I'm looking to buy a new automatic (CVT) 5 dr small or medium car. It must have a low sill and must also be able to be adapted for hand controls which I will use while my husband will use the normal pedals.

Asked on 12 April 2012 by Nicky Bee

Answered by Honest John
Honda Jazz 1.4CVT-7 or a Toyota Verso S Multidrive S.

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