Which small hybrid?
We are a retired couple looking to buy a new small car.
I gather small diesels are not a good idea for our motoring profile and thus we will probably go with a hybrid.
The two that fit the bill are the Jazz and Yaris. Which do you think is the better car for suburban (non London) use?
I gather small diesels are not a good idea for our motoring profile and thus we will probably go with a hybrid.
The two that fit the bill are the Jazz and Yaris. Which do you think is the better car for suburban (non London) use?
Asked on 19 August 2012 by ricpow121
Answered by
Honest John
The Yaris is now the best buy because it's £1,000 cheaper, works very well and is VED free. However, it does lack the level of versatility and practicality of the Jazz interior.
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