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Buying a hybrid - will low use damage the car?
My annual mileage is about 3000 a year.I prefer an automatic and am considering the Yaris Hybrid. Most of my journeys will be local 10/20 miles,and on occasions the vehicle will remain parked for a week at a time several times annually. Being a hybrid is this going to be a problem?
Asked on 6 December 2013 by Martin
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No. Very nice little car. The best of the current Yaris range. The whole range has just been facelifted, so make sure you get the facelift or a big discount, See the Yaris entry in www.honestjohn.co.uk/carbycar
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