Need an automatic with lots of space
I'm looking to buy an automatic that is big enough to take 5 adults at a push.
It also needs a boot big enough to carry a greyhound.
A low tax and insurance would be beneficial if possible. Not bothered about whether it's an estate or hatchback.
New or used is ok. I'm not too bothered about looks or status, but I don't like the Yeti or cars like that!
It also needs a boot big enough to carry a greyhound.
A low tax and insurance would be beneficial if possible. Not bothered about whether it's an estate or hatchback.
New or used is ok. I'm not too bothered about looks or status, but I don't like the Yeti or cars like that!
Asked on 18 March 2011 by bert99
Answered by
Honest John
Auto, 5 seats and low tax don't go together very well. If you can squeeze everything into a Honda Jazz 1.4ES CVT-7 at £14,500, then that is currently £90 tax.
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