Small car with easy access
We need a car to transport elderly parents who have had replacement knees & hips.
A low sill is essential. We like small cars (around 4M), small engines & automatic gearboxes.
The Verso S & Venga seem to fit the bill but are pricy compared to the Modus. We are looking to buy next March.
A low sill is essential. We like small cars (around 4M), small engines & automatic gearboxes.
The Verso S & Venga seem to fit the bill but are pricy compared to the Modus. We are looking to buy next March.
Asked on 7 April 2011 by Auchenten
Answered by
Honest John
Nissan Note, Honda Jazz, Hyundai ix20 or, smaller, Hyundai i10, Suzuki Splash, Vauxhall Agila.
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