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Small car with high seats
We have a Suzuki Wagon R+ which we have been very happy with. We particularly like the fact that the seats are higher than normal (good for us older generation for ease of getting in and out and comfort
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We are thinking of replacing it and are looking for recommendations of something of similar size and running costs, reliability and the higher seats are important.
Any suggestions?

We are thinking of replacing it and are looking for recommendations of something of similar size and running costs, reliability and the higher seats are important.
Any suggestions?
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Ford Fusion
Skoda Roomster0 -
toyota yaris isn't bad for seat acess.
i hear the mazda demio had good seat height but has been replaced by a mazda 2 (don't know about it)
any reason you aren't going for another suzuki?0 -
Don't know how big a suzuki Wagon R is, but I have a Daewoo Matiz (yes you can laugh!) I love it and I feel high up in it, compared to friends cars: mondeo, golf and mazda 323's!0
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Mitsubishi Colt, one of the best, if not the best car in the sector for room and seat access especially in 3 door form.0
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wolfehouse wrote: »any reason you aren't going for another suzuki?
No, not really. Just looking at what else is available. As we will be buying a late used model rather than new it will probably be a case of what is available from a list of suitable makes.0 -
what about the hyundai getz ,I found it was about 8" taller than most small cars0
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vauxhaul agila?0
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Honda Jazz - very easy to get in and out ofIf you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales0
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ford transit?...work permit granted!0
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