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That'll do me!

I take it that your sainted aunt has found a suitable vehicle for her rather fickle needs! Now you have time on your hands. Some very interesting vehicles here. In the current climate small is definitely beautiful.

Cheers Concrete

I think Honda miss a trick by not importing this wee belter. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_S660

Affordable fun for young drivers. Only 63bhp but it looks mad. www.autoevolution.com/news/2015-suzuki-alto-turbo-...l

I am a huge fan of Japanese Kei cars, so both the Beat and Alto would be right up my street, along with many, many others!.

A tough but cheap go anywhere off-reader for less than most city cars. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lada_Niva

Also a huge fan of the Niva. Though in Russia, the name Niva has been transferred to a generic small-ish five door SUV(www.lada.ru/en/cars/niva/off-road/about.html). What we think of as the Niva is now simply called the 4x4 in the basic trim levels and the Bronto(!) in (ahem) fancier specs. But new ones can be sourced in Germany, so not too difficult to get hold of.

This would do wonders for VW’s rather staid image in the UK. drivetribe.com/p/vw-saveiro-2020-its-a-little-pick...A

I think Dacia miss out of a lot of sales by not offering the Dokker MPV, Van and pickup in the UK. These things are hugely popular as taxis across Europe and many local authorities use the commercials in big numbers. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dacia_Dokker

I am very much of the opinion that a small pickup would be the ideal choice for my work vehicle and it annoys me greatly that the only choices in this country are humongeous beasts of things far too big for my requirements. So i am very aware of things like this small VW pickup for South American markets. As well as the Saviero and linking with your Dacia comment, South America also gets a double cab Dacia Duster pickup badged Renault Duster Oroch (www.autoentusiastas.com.br/ae/wp-content/uploads/2...g). Sticking with Dacia, sadly the small pickup is no longer available in Europe, but you can get them new in South Africa (and so, RHD...) badged Nissan NP200 with either a 1.6 petrol or the 1.5DCI. But a similar small pickup to the Saviero is available in Europe, the Fiat Strada (yes, really!). This is available with three cab types, basic, slightly bigger (with storage space behind the seats) and a (two door) double cab with four seats, live.staticflickr.com/7342/10480585496_21b06bd52d_...g.