I don't have experience with the car. You could try joining the group Car Seat Advice UK as they usually have good car-specific info there, although the waiting time to post can be long.
In general with an infant carrier, assuming you want to use a base, I'd say you're looking at 4 potential issues with fitting.
1: In a 3 door car, you need the seat to be easy to put on and off the base and press the release button. Therefore the release needs to be accessible from underneath the car seat and from the front of the vehicle, rather than positioned for easy access from the side door. You could just ask for general recommendations in that case of infant seat/base combos they have found work well for 3 door cars :)
2: Slope of your rear seats. It's common for car rear seats to be sloped, but if the slope is too steep, this causes an issue in terms of the car seat being too far upright for the baby. You might want to measure it and see if it's more than 5-10 degrees (you can use an app called Clinometer to do this). If it is more sloped, a base which can tilt would be recommended. The two I know of are Joie i-advance base (as linked by Louise) or Britax flex base. The Joie base works with all Joie infant seats except for i-Level and Juva. The Britax base works with their newer seat, Babysafe 2 i-size.
3: Storage boxes in the rear - unlikely in a 3 door, but if you have these you may be unable to use any seat which uses a support leg.
4: Front seat space. Infant carriers can take up a fair amount of room which can be a consideration if you have a taller driver or passenger. However, the easy fix for this is simply to use it on the side you can move the front seat further forwards. It only really becomes a problem once you have 2 children.
Another solution for a 3 door car can be disabling the airbag and belt fitting the infant seat on the passenger seat. This is often flatter, and the only consideration is then choosing a seat where it's easy to fit using the seatbelt, as you may be doing it a lot.