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I'm after a cheap and reliable car to run pop-ups from - what do you suggest?
My Suzuki SX4 S-Cross has been deemed a write-off sadly. I enjoyed it for the height, looks, modern feel, boot space and easy flip over seats as I carry cases and goods to trade at pop-up events. It was also really good on fuel and cheap to run.
I do a low mileage, around 4000 miles per year. I'd like a reliable car with good fuel economy, good storage space that's easy to access. It's rare I have passengers in the back. I consider style and some modern practical features like button locks on car handles to be important as I have mild dyspraxia so fumbling with keys can be a bit frustrating. I am also considering an auto transmission as opposed to manual to make driving much easier for myself. My budget for all this is under £6k if possible. Would be great to know your recommendations.
I do a low mileage, around 4000 miles per year. I'd like a reliable car with good fuel economy, good storage space that's easy to access. It's rare I have passengers in the back. I consider style and some modern practical features like button locks on car handles to be important as I have mild dyspraxia so fumbling with keys can be a bit frustrating. I am also considering an auto transmission as opposed to manual to make driving much easier for myself. My budget for all this is under £6k if possible. Would be great to know your recommendations.
Asked on 6 December 2024 by MsM
Answered by
David Ross
Although this is quite a specific set of criteria, we would suggest that the Honda Jazz is perfect for your needs. It's compact and easy to drive, but has excellent interior space and a flexible rear seat arrangement which makes it easy to carry large items. It is available with an automatic gearbox and keyless entry, and has a very good reliability record. It's also very popular, so you should find plenty of examples within your budget.
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