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Which small automatic is best?
My elderly mothers currently drives a manual Toyota Yaris. She wants to change to an automatic but not go to a larger car. I have heard that some cars are automatics and some are manuals with servo change which I understand are not as smooth. Can you pleas suggest some options so I can take her for test drives?
Asked on 5 January 2016 by Simon Pryor
Answered by
Honest John
New, the latest model Honda Jazz 1.3iVTEC CVT-7. Very easy to drive and very economical. Used, the post February 2011 Honda Jazz 1.4iVTEC CVT-7 (Not the Jazz i-shift which has the nasty transmission you refer to.)
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