Which economical small petrol to replace a Fiat 500?
What small car will not disappoint me when it replaces my seven year old Fiat 500 Lounge Automatic? Economic petrol consumption a must.
Asked on 25 February 2014 by Annie
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7 years old? Actually can't be much more than 6 because the first in the UK were 2008. Mine is still doing 51.1 mpg on Shell V-Power, but isn't a Dualogic. Using an automatic for short trips I don't think you'll do better than 40mpg unless you go for a Toyota Yaris hybrid that should do about 60mpg.
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