Used price:
£429 - £2,379
PROS
Five-year warranty cover
CONS
Not suitable for motorway driving; basic inside
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2006 - 2009
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2000 - 2003
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PROS
Cute; nippy; cheap to run
CONS
Only really comfortable for short people on short journeys.
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