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[crazy cutie]

Its like this, i have a disabled mother who allows part of her disability income for a car, this is for me to use to transport her from a to b
when she got awarded been disabled we purchased a 1.1 Citroen saxo desire 01 reg, I have to say been no trouble at all, apart from been to small.
she would like to trade in for a bigger car,
The only car i have seen to be more practical is the Peugeot 307 hdi turbo diesel
any-one with other suggestions to practicability will be most helpful
THANK YOU X X

[Bungle]

how about a renault kango ?

i have had the clio its based on now for 5 years and its been great

[koss]

how about a renault kango ?

i have had the clio its based on now for 5 years and its been great

renault Kango do they have a spaciest boot for wheelchairs? shopping bags? or and 3 kids?

[chrisholland1983]

a clubman estate sorry


would have to agree renault kangoos seem to be popular
disabled cars

[crazy cutie]

how about a renault kango ?

i have had the clio its based on now for 5 years and its been great

Been a young lady would i look right driven one of these?

Take your advice serious but image must come into it clio would be ok
so would you recommend Renault?

[Jordie]

myself i wouldnt by a renault or a citroen but thats just me

[chrisholland1983]

clios are good i havent had much trouble with mine water pump and head gasket but
it does 105mph on the motorway everyday

yer would recommend one

done nothing to mine in four years and has passed every mot first time

[koss]

how about a renault kango ?

i have had the clio its based on now for 5 years and its been great

renault Kango do they have a spaciest boot for wheelchairs? shopping bags? or and 3 kids?

Did I post that

Edited by koss, 18 February 2007 - 12:25 AM.

[Bungle]

Take your advice serious but image must come into it clio would be ok
so would you recommend Renault?

i wouldnt of thought a clio would be big enough for a wheel chair unless you drive around with the back seats down

thats why i sugested a kangoo large sliding side door and a tall square boot

they do look like a post man pat car though

both me and mrs B have renault diesel's and have been very good (so far)

[Guess-Works.com]

With a Pug 307 in mind, your choice of car at that size is pretty unlimited.... things like Focus, Megan, all od the Jap, midsized saloons etc... Do you specifically need wheelchair access ?

Also small MPV's are pretty good..

[panelbeaterpeter]

Kangoos are very good cars, really roomy, and reliable. Don't expect amazing build quality, but they go on forever.

If you wanted something a bit more car like, the old shape focus is a great car, very nice to drive and reliable.

I wouldn't go for the peugeot, its not all that good a car.

[Pie]

Citeron Picasso or Vauxhall Meriva (the people carrier)

[james the clubman man]

my dads in a wheel chair and my parents have just got the new megan estate on disability, its a really nice car and its hugh inside!!!

[Leonard]

don't get a 307. the brakes and troublesome and the suspension is always needing new bushes and the electrics are *******

[crazy cutie]

Thank you everyone, I will leave Peugeot's alon