Needs to be petrol and preferably 1.2L. Would consider 1.6L if necessary. Trying to keep road tax and fuel costs as little as I can!

Road tax costs are not directly related to engine size, but emissions. Fuel costs are also not directly related to engine size but a combination factors including power output, vehicle weight, aerodynamics and how it is driven.

The only thing I've found is a few Nissan Juke's which I'm not adverse to but fancy a different make if I can.

Kia Soul

Suzuki Vitara or SX4 S Cross

My MIL loves these CRV's ones with the 1.6 Diesel, she have a dodgy hip and like to lord over mere mortals, what's not to like? They do one with petrol 2.0 but it's a bit slow from the the get go.

www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202202242898491?a...0

Edited by JonestHon on 25/02/2022 at 21:08

Edited by SLO76 on 25/02/2022 at 23:06

Have you sat in a pre 2020 Peugeot 2008? Unusually, you look over the top of the steering wheel at the dials which gives the impression of a high driving position. We've got one - it's a bit like driving a go-cart. If you are not very tall it has the advantage of one of the lowest level boot openings around for loading shopping, or an old dog.