New estate car
Which new estate would you recommend for a young mother with two children?
Budget up to £14k.
Budget up to £14k.
Asked on 18 March 2011 by ycadno
Answered by
Honest John
If it has to be an estate car, then probably a Peugeot 207SW. The alternative is a Renault Clio Sport Wagon, and that's just about it unless you start looking at MPVs like the KIA Venga, Hyundai ix20, Nissan Note, Honda Jazz, Toyota Verso S.
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