Changing from a Chrysler Voyager?
We are looking to replace our car with a much more economical one, but still like the idea of the occassonal 7 seat option. The car is used for short runs daily.
Asked on 16 February 2013 by Trevor Jones,Kent
Answered by
Honest John
For short runs you need either a petrol engine or Renault's new fast warm 1.6DCI 130.
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