Diesel for a doggy
Can you recommend a small diesel estate that's economical please?
We've a 2009 C4 1.6HDI which isn't suitable to needs anymore - we've adopted a large black lab who doesn't fit in the boot at all.
We've a 2009 C4 1.6HDI which isn't suitable to needs anymore - we've adopted a large black lab who doesn't fit in the boot at all.
Asked on 8 August 2011 by Nellygodeas
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Honest John
Peugeot 207SW 1.6HDI. Has some nice, practical features, too, like a lift up back window.
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