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Buying a retirement car

We'd like to replace our Renault Scenic for our reritement. Which would you recommend Honda Jazz or Toyota Verso? Need a high driving position.

Asked on 12 May 2011 by FIELD1942

Answered by Honest John
Honda Jazz is smaller and more economical, unless you mean the new Toyota Verso S. Latest Jazz and Verso S video tested at HJUK.

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