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Smallest car for 3DCs

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BlueChampagne Sat 09-Feb-13 23:50:06

Haven't checked stats but but Dacia Sandero(?) worth a look.

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WMittens Tue 16-Oct-12 13:14:06

It's the same as the VW Up! and Seat Mii, I just suggested the Skoda as it's probably the cheapest. There are differences in spec I believe, other than that it's whichever you like the look of most. I think there are some very cheap lease deals on them at the moment (certainly the Up!).

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MariosTash Mon 15-Oct-12 23:46:15

Will have a look at those WMittens as not a model I'm familiar with

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WMittens Sun 14-Oct-12 20:46:45

Skoda Citigo?

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MariosTash Sun 14-Oct-12 19:38:45

My DH has a yaris but i'm thinking of getting the hybrid. DH is just worried that we need at least one 'family' sized car.

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TheAngelshavetheOod Sun 14-Oct-12 19:27:59

We have 2 cars now but use that one most as its much cheaper to run. Theres masses of Yaris fans on here too!

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MariosTash Sun 14-Oct-12 19:16:34

TheAngel that's what i'm thinking, the majority of the time i'm in the car alone. Really tempted to get a small car and save money...

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TheAngelshavetheOod Sun 14-Oct-12 19:03:08

I had 3 in a Yaris. Too tight for holidays but otherwise fine ( that's with a pram too

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MariosTash Sun 14-Oct-12 18:15:29

I'm due to renew my lease car at work and I want to get the smallest car possible. I currently have a Toyota Verso but we really don't need athe boot space anymore. My DC are age 7, 6 and 3.

I'd be choosing something like a yaris if I could get away with it. Any ideas?

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