Need a used car that can carry two sets of golf clubs
I'm looking for a two year old car, with a large boot that can carry two sets of golf clubs and one manual trolley. What do you suggest?
Asked on 20 October 2014 by Diana
Answered by
Honest John
Among hatchbacks a Honda Civic is probably best. For length (in a narrow car that easily fits a garage) a SEAT Toledo or Skoda Rapid. Booted cars rather than hatchbacks tend to have the longest load compartments and, of course, these are more secure. Mazda 3 saloon, Mazda 6 saloon, Volvo S60, etc.
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