Advice on a new car

Mupette

kingfisherblue wrote: »

I have a Nissan Note - it accommodates a wheelchair and the shopping quite comfortably. The roof is high, so even tall people have plenty of headroom. It seats four adults with comfort. Mine is a Tekna 1.6 petrol.

Trazy wrote: »

Can second this. My parents have this car and there is lots of room for a wheelchair and 4 adults. My dad can even fit his mobility scooter in the back when the seats are folded down.

Trace

Can 3rd it.

lots of space, i have tall teen, and wheelchair lots of boot space and doesn't compromise on leg room

celinepatricia

ive got a nissan note as well.. loads of room!!!

CUTESMILE

Well our car failed its MOT today and would cost £200+ to fix and to be honest it wasn't worth paying out for cos spent more on having it repaired then what I paid for it so tomorrow morning its off to the great junkyard in the sky.

So off to order our new car and hopefully will get our new one in 8 weeks time well I hope it does cos all that time with no car is going to be a nightmare and I'll end up with arms like popeye after he's taken his spinach after pushing hubby around in his wheelchair.

colin13

have u looked at nissan qashqai,, good room decent boot,,well worth a look,,and 1.5 diesel is nil advance payment

used to hate getting my cars MOT they usually failed and cost a few bob to fix,,Motability is brill IMO

easy

You may need to be a bit flexible in your choice, if you want delivery in 8 weeks time.

My sister had this problem. Picked the first half-suitable vehicle that could be deivered quickly, and now HATES the car she has. and it's another 18 months before she can change again (mind you, I did tell her .....).

CUTESMILE

We ordered our car today and was told fingers crossed we'd have it at beginning of June oh and was told that if we have a tow bar fixed to it and when the years is up that we wont need to have it removed

sunnyone

CUTESMILE wrote: »

We ordered our car today and was told fingers crossed we'd have it at beginning of June oh and was told that if we have a tow bar fixed to it and when the years is up that we wont need to have it removed

of course not, it makes the car more sellable when the three years are up!

Take the tow bar off if its fitted at your expence by the dealer and keep it or flog it.

sarebear_2

we have ordered the 1.8 diesel zetec c-max. this will be our 3rd c-max and 2nd diesel, would never have petrol again . the deposit on the diesel is zero atm. :j:j:j

CUTESMILE

We got our pin code yesterday for our car and omg its a killer not having a car and having to push hubby around in his chair and it'll be giving me big muscles in my arms and thighs and what an experience going on public transport is but must admit on our bus route they have low flow buses and the drivers tell the mothers with prams to move to allow wheelchairs in.