Can you recommend a dog-friendly small hatchback?
I currently have a Suzuki Swift. But as my car and dogs are getting older I need to replace it. What hatchback of a similar size would you recommend? It must have a low loading lip for my dogs to jump in and out.
Asked on 30 May 2022 by Denise Vaughan
Answered by
Andrew Brady
We'd recommend a Honda Jazz. It's a really versatile small car with a low loading lip that makes it ideal for transporting dogs. The latest model is a hybrid that'll be very cheap to run. Alternatively, take a look at a Skoda Fabia Estate. The latest model isn't available as an estate but you can get a good deal on a late example of the previous model. It's a compact estate car (not much bigger than your Swift) with easy access.
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