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Should we replace our Rover 416 with a Kia Cee'd or Skoda Fabia?
I am thinking of purchasing a new motor prior to my retirement. At present I use an old Rover 416 automatic and having been looking at a Kia Cee'd and Skoda Fabia. Both would probably suit my wife and I, so I would appreciate your views on our choice. My wife has recently had a knee replacement so I believe an automatic would be most appropriate to her needs.
Asked on 5 August 2010 by captain bugler
Answered by
Honest John
Go for the Cee'd and its seven-year warranty. You can get both petrol and diesel 1.6-litre automatics.
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