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Need a 4x4 with low load deck - any advice?
I have four Labradors and am looking to buy a four-wheel drive car with a low enough sill to easily lift the dogs in and not to damage joints when they jump out. My old Discovery is too high. Please can you recommend any that might be suitable?
Asked on 5 December 2012 by GR, Butcombe
Answered by
Honest John
The lowest load decks are those with side hinged rear doors: Suzuki Grand Vitara LWB, or Toyota RAV-4.
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