Replacing Mitsubishi Space Star - what should I buy?
Can you recommend a good replacement for my 12 year old automatic Mitsubishi Space Star either new or very nearly new? It has given good service but it is time for a newer model.
I would prefer a small, petrol auto with good fuel economy and low VED - it is costing me £230 for my present car. I do about 6000 miles per year split between local shopping and longish motorway driving. The car must also have room in the boot for my small/medium sized dog!
I would prefer a small, petrol auto with good fuel economy and low VED - it is costing me £230 for my present car. I do about 6000 miles per year split between local shopping and longish motorway driving. The car must also have room in the boot for my small/medium sized dog!
Asked on 15 October 2014 by mazza1

Probably a Renault Captur 120TCe EDC: www.honestjohn.co.uk/road-tests/renault/renault-ca.../ They are now becoming increasingly popular.
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