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Small is beautiful, especially when you're talking about the all-new Agila. Launching in 2008 the stylish New Agila is designed to make life simple - in the city or out of town. It offers enough space to comfortably seat five, as well as flexible luggage space and great storage solutions. With great new petrol and diesel engines, secure road holding and intelligent safety features the New Agila really is the perfect partner.
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A very practical little car, with that higher up mini-mpv feel, and very roomy for its size. A boxy shaped load-bay means it can carry a decent amount of stuff - better than many of its curvier supermini rivals! It’s economical to run and performance is reasonable - it pootles along quite happily at the limit on country roads and motorways. Yes, the ride could probably be bettered, but it’s fine for me. No air con - but heh that only adds to fuel consumption and what’s wrong with opening the windows! I haven’t seen the new more-rounded shape model yet - I just hope they haven’t sacrificed the roominess for looks!
Submitted: 16/06/2008 10:03:14
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