wirralphil

As above really, special requirements are as follows...

Easy to get into for an elderly person
Low tax
3/5 door not really bothered
small engine would be a bonus

Thought maybe an Agila (1.2 16v) or the likes.

Any other ideas guys?

Thanks

Phil

gjh

Does a honda jazz come in budget?

wirralphil

Good shout, will have a look for them.

Are the Volkswagon Fox easy to get into?

MikeyRobbo

Wouldn't say the fox would be easy to get into. I'd be looking into similar cars to the Agila, Suzuki Wagon is the same as the Agila just badged different so may be cheaper. I know the Vauxhall Merivas are easy to get in and out for the elderly as the seat is quite high, not sure on tax prices though but you'll find a clean one around an 04/05 for 2 grand.

Thing with all 3 mentioned are they all look like a normal car thats been squashed between 2 buses So effectively should be easier to park in bays with more room to open the door than a normal car would have.

wirralphil

Nice one Miley, will have a look at them aswell.

She has drove Picasso's for the last 7-8 years

James B

Nissan Micra, not brand new but the slightly newer shape is like getting on a bus lol. It's a little big car!

http://www.specialistcars-stoke.co.u...vehicle_id=247

Like that, dunno what sort of money they command. Must be some in n around 2k. The other half a mum just got a sky blue one 1.4 engine.

MikeyRobbo

Suzuki Ignis may be worth a nose too

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Suzuki-Ign...item19db9ee555

Small, 1.3 engine, quite tall and £77 for 6 months tax.

Mrs T

My mums got a Nissan note, disabled car there about that price now

studabear

as much as I'm not into french cars a citroen berlingo multispace ticks so many boxes, 1.4 petrol

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toyota yaris

RichieST

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+1 on the nissan note, we used to have one as a runabout, dull as fuck but would fit the bill perfectly for you.

k8donn

How about a ford fusion or a Mazda demio slightly raised driving position and nice and easy to load at the back.