Good Small Cars?
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Hi all, hope you can help. I'm looking to buy a small car for myself. My 2 most important criteria are:
1). Its got to be a smooth, soft, comfortable ride
2). Economical on fuel
I've never been bothered about the ride quality before but a previous car was that crashy and bouncy it was actually uncomfortable to drive & I swear driving it sent my blood pressure up...never again do I want to end up with a car like that! Even minor bumps in the road felt like huge potholes and driving it it felt like being on a power plate in the gym. I couldn't believe that a modern car could be so bad!
So after that experience ride quality is a pretty important priority for me now.
Things like cosmetics, shape, make etc. I honestly couldn't care less about.
Any good suggestions please?
Thanks, Laura
1). Its got to be a smooth, soft, comfortable ride
2). Economical on fuel
I've never been bothered about the ride quality before but a previous car was that crashy and bouncy it was actually uncomfortable to drive & I swear driving it sent my blood pressure up...never again do I want to end up with a car like that! Even minor bumps in the road felt like huge potholes and driving it it felt like being on a power plate in the gym. I couldn't believe that a modern car could be so bad!
So after that experience ride quality is a pretty important priority for me now.
Things like cosmetics, shape, make etc. I honestly couldn't care less about.
Any good suggestions please?
Thanks, Laura
Thank you for your replies
Budget wise no more than 5k. Re "how small is small?" - it will just be for me commuting, social etc. so I suppose size wise it could even be a Smart car!
I've been hearing good reports about the Hyundai i10, but I'm very weary of city cars after the one I've got now. Am I right in thinking city cars are alot less substantial than other cars?
Budget wise no more than 5k. Re "how small is small?" - it will just be for me commuting, social etc. so I suppose size wise it could even be a Smart car!
I've been hearing good reports about the Hyundai i10, but I'm very weary of city cars after the one I've got now. Am I right in thinking city cars are alot less substantial than other cars?
Edited by toyotaaygo on Tuesday 4th October 17:12
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