Fiat Panda

Shame that none of the pictures relate to the sub-£10k cars.  For £10k you really do get the bargain-basement models, with few frills, if you're buying brand new.

You could, however, get a pre-reg car which gives you a better spec at a lower price.

I've done this three times now and, to be honest, the fact that you're the second owner on a no-mileage car means very little when you trade in.

People who insist on the latest "12" plate cars, whatever the price, really do have money to burn.

I tried a citroen c1 / toyota aygo / peugeot 107,

They are all the same car under the skin I found mega blind spots on the front pillars the mirrors need setting up carefully to avoid blind spots and the whole cabin seems dark and claustrophobic but the mpg is verry good

Just Bought a new Renault Twingo I am impressed at its hot hatch looks and the fact that it betters my previous car in  acceleration reducing nought to sixty two by a whopping 2.7 seconds without braking the bank on insurance road tax and petrol

my only criticism is that you do not get much kit for your money but then again maybe weight is a factor in delivering better acceleration and fuel economy

OVERALL WELL DONE RENAULT