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29-05-2009, 12:57 PM
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OK, this might be mission impossible, but...
A relative that is a senior citizen (heading towards 80) is looking around for a car. Quick list: - Doesn't want to spend much money. 5K might be pushing it. - Reliable/low maintenance. - Small car. Definitely not Falcon or mondeo sized. - Preferably something pretty easy to get in and out of - a little higher off the ground? He has arthritis and doesn't bend so well at the joints nowadays... He's a safe driver that potters around on short trips to the shops etc and back. I haven't got a clue about the small car market, and thought I would ask for some help here on what year/makes/models it would be worthwhile having a look at. What would you recommend to one of those old guys that everyone always complains about to keep you and him safe & happy? (OK, I'm being a bit of a smartar$e) ;) TIA qs |
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Reliable cheapy for older driver?
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