I'm looking to buy an economical reliable car with low insurance group for around £5000 - any suggestions?
I'm looking to buy an economical reliable car with low insurance group for around £5000. Any suggestions?
Asked on 30 September 2018 by Neil Cocker
Answered by
Andrew Brady
A Skoda Citigo or Hyundai i10 will be extremely cheap to run if you don't need much space or plan to travel long distances. If you'd prefer something bigger, look at the Honda Jazz.
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