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old boy · 2006-09-22 20:29:44

the medics say i need a car with a high seat (from the ground) the options seem to be (a) citreon xara, (b) suziki ingis, (c) renault scenic. 1st comfortable driving position is most important, 2nd is economy, price is very important, limited budget, nothing else matters, thanks in advance

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the medics say i need a car with a high seat (from the ground) the options seem to be (a) citreon xara, (b) suziki ingis, (c) renault scenic. 1st comfortable driving position is most important, 2nd is economy, price is very important, limited budget, nothing else matters, thanks in advance

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#2 22-09-2006 8:44pm

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i would also consider a Toyota Yaris as they have a fairly high seat as well. of the three you mentioned i would go for the Ignis but they are only on the market for the last 4 years so may be a little expensive. have a drive in a Yaris and see what you think yourself. as they are only 1 litre engine they are minimum tax and insurance so should be cheaper to run long term.

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#3 22-09-2006 9:41pm

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How limited is the budget? Citroen Xsara Picasso might fit the bill, 1.6 petrol should average around 36mpg, 1.6 diesel should get around 50. Have the petrol - bit underpowered but most comfortable and relaxing car I've owned.

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