Ok many thanks

CRV not CRX (typo?)

You need to get out and try as many different cars as possible and then decide which is best for you. All persons disabilities are different and there is no one solution.

Take my mother as an example. As her condition deteriorated she needed a car that was easier for her to get into and out of than the Almera. After some driving round we identified the Honda Jazz as the car that best suited her needs. It was fine for getting on for 5 years but again as she deteriorated getting out of the seat base that sloped back noticeably became very difficult a change was required. Some research on line suggested the Jazz as the best (we knew it was unsuitable) followed by the Mk 1 Nissan Note and Ford Fusion.

We looked at the Fusion and whilst it was fine Dad thought it was a bit big so off to look at the Note. What a total disaster, high flat seat but it was so far in from the edge of the car she could not get safely onto the seat. But whilst in the Nissan showroom I persuaded them to take another look at the Micra. We had one at the time but whilst mother could get in and out easily the 3 door version had very large front doors that were difficult in some parking spaces. The 5 door was perfect, it was kept for 7 1/2 years.

When that was up for replacement the Jazz was still the on line favourite but the seats still had the same issue. The Mk 2 Note was not liked, one of the reasons being the seats were not as high. So we went to look at the Kia Venga, a car much liked on the web but mother could not get in, far too high. So off to check out the new Note and it was perfect.

Nothing beats personal experience so get ou there.

I'm so sorry it will. Be a motability car