City car rear hatch lip.

[steve-V8s]

Out of the hatefull little city cars, I10, C1, Up etc. Which of them offers the lowest hatch lip and allows the rear seats to fold flat. Need a small cheap thing to transport a dog, was thinking of using a city car with rear seats down. Dog won't get in if lip too high.

[Deerfoot]

The Jazz has the best solution for interior utilisation going, the magic seats are well, magic.

I'd be looking at a used Mk2 Jazz before the cars you listed.

[mikeyr]

I'd agree with Jazz although obviously more pricey new. Anything that you can fold the rear seats forward (five door) quite easily is probably better as then dog can walk in/out via the rear door. Also useful if you park next to a kerb as less of a step.

As the owner of a decent sized dog that can't jump it's not fun lifting up his back end whilst he thrashes his paws about trying to reach the boot height.

[mikeyr]

Dependant on age criteria Peugeot 1007 had a sliding side door (as did the Ford B-max I think).

[kiethton]

Nissan note could also be an option?

[joropug]

Civic 2007ish shape fold up rear seats are insanely useful and imagine a dog would be very happy there as it's flat floored too, and easy to hop into.

One of the more practical cars I've owned:
Estate not hatch but seats are the same....

https://www.carkeys.co.uk/amp/news/the-honda-civic...