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Are there any small MPVs still around?
In the past you've recommended two cars for me which were both great, so now I'm back for a third time. I've long legs and dodgy knees and have happily been driving a Kia Venga for the last four years because of the raised seat height which I find very comfortable, and it's roomy and well equipped. The insurance company has written it off after a slight bump so I'm looking for a replacement. There's few Vengas available in Devon so can you suggest a suitable alternative?
Asked on 27 January 2025 by
Answered by
David Ross
We would suggest looking at a small SUV, as this will give you easy access, interior space and the raised driving position that you need. You can read our guide to the best small SUVs here - www.honestjohn.co.uk/guides/best-small-suv/ - and in particular the Skoda Kamiq, Dacia Duster and Toyota Yaris Cross.
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