Thanks for recommending the Daihatsu Sirion.
Six years ago I bought, on your recommendation, a Daihatsu Sirion F-Speed. Yesterday, after six years of uneventful motoring, I part exchanged it for an Hyundai i10. All I have bought for the Daihatsu has been petrol, oil, tyres, brake pads and one lamp bulb. Not too bad really! I look forward to similar event-free motoring with my i10.
Asked on 20 August 2010 by Colin Goodall
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That's pretty good. Tony Dron swears by the Sirion 1.3 as well, and all six feet seven inches of him gets inside.
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