Best small cars and superminis pictures
The Skoda Fabia is tremendous value for money It’s remarkably practical for such a small car and very well built The interior fit and finish is very good indeed The VW Polo is the sister car to the Fabia, but is more expensive - and more desirable The driving experience is more about comfort than thrills, but it is a very capable car The interior is as upmarket as you’d expect from a Volkswagen The Mazda2 is extremely efficient and great fun to drive... ...largely thanks to some great engines and a light but strong construction The interior is great and feels exceptionally well built The Honda Jazz offers a simply remarkable amount of interior space It’s not particularly cheap or entertaining to drive... ...but its reputation for reliability is enviable The Vauxhall Corsa remains one of Britain’s favourite cars There are many trims available, but most are well-priced and well-equipped But don’t forget to haggle - Vauxhall dealers are usually happy to cut a deal The SEAT Ibiza is another close relation of the VW Polo, but it’s the most sporty looking of the three There’s a good range of engines, and it’s good fun to drive It also bristles with technology, including a brilliant and well-priced sat-nav The Ford Fiesta is Britain’s best selling car, and with good reason Haggle a bit and it’s well priced, and still the most fun small hatchback to drive However, the interior is dated and the boot is small The MINI hatchback is one of the most stylish cars on the road It’s great fun to drive, and there’s plenty of scope to customise it It’s not the biggest inside though, but buyers love its retro styling Few small cars offer the interior space of the Hyundai i20 Engines are mostly efficient and powerful enough for most needs It comes with an excellent five-year, unlimited mileage warranty The most efficient versions of the Peugeot 208 can manage more than 94mpg No version is particularly expensive to run, but only the GTI version is fun on the move Most models are well-equipped for the money