Great First Car - Cheap to Run, Nippy & Reliable It's a small car with a 1.0L engine, so it's really cheap to run - low on tax and insurance, which makes it a solid choice for a first car or just something economical to get around in. I used it mainly for commuting, and it's handled both city streets and motorway trips with no trouble. I've used it daily for motorway commutes (usually cruising at 60 for max efficiency!) and it's never let me down. It's surprisingly nippy around town, very easy to park, and great on fuel - especially at lower speeds. Key Features: - 1.0L engine - low tax & insurance - Adjusted clutch (this model comes with a notoriously high clutch as standard - this one's been set a little lower) - Reliable daily driver - Enough boot space for weekly shops but I've even managed to fit a bike in with the back seats down (front wheel off) As you can tell by the history and mileage, this car has really put in the work. I racked up almost 20,000 in one year driving along the A1 to work. There are a few bit of paint that aren't looking so fresh anymore and a crack on the passenger side wing mirror. Also worth mentioning that the soundsystem is a little funny. It's completely fine with radio or CD but when using the aux input it just plays out of one side. Only selling because I no longer need it for commuting. It's a great little car that's served me well.