A car with a large boot
What would you recommend as a replacement for our aging Nissan Primera. A large boot is important.
We've driven automatics for 20 years but are considering, for economic reasons, changing to manual - good/bad idea?
We've driven automatics for 20 years but are considering, for economic reasons, changing to manual - good/bad idea?
Asked on 19 September 2011 by mossblue
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There are now some economical automatics. The Toyota Avensis 1.8 Valvematic Multidrive S CVT is an example.
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