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Which hatchback has a low boot sill and enough space for a rescue greyhound?
I'm looking to give a home to a rescue greyhound and will therefore need to upgrade from my 10-year-old Peugeot 206. I am looking to buy used and would prefer a hatchback or small estate with a low boot sill and enough space so that the dog has easy access. I have a budget of £4000-6000. What would you recommend?
Asked on 19 July 2010 by Charlotte Smith
Answered by
David Ross
A Ford Focus Estate would probably be ideal for you as it's good value and has a large boot area but isn't a big estate. It's also very well built and reliable too. For your budget you could get a tidy Focus Estate Mk2 with low miles. The 1.6-litre petrol engine is ideal if you don't intend to do too many miles.
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