OAP looking for a new car with easy access
I am an old age pensioner and I want to replace my Renault Vel Satis. I am over six foot in height and have had both hips replaced, so my next car must have easy access. I have £17,500 to spend and am open to buying new or second hand.
Asked on 5 July 2013 by Tony Andrews
Answered by
Honest John
Buying new or used, I would recommend a Ford S-Max or Galaxy. Presumably you want an automatic gearbox, if not, add Mazda 5 TS2 to the list.
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