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Dacia Sandero 1.2 16V Access 5dr

Independent Review

The Dacia Sandero might be the cheapest car on sale in the UK but that doesn't mean it's not without merit. In fact the Sandero is big, solidly built and features some decent engines. The entry-level car will be too spartan for many but even the range-topper looks good value. If you're just about to buy a mainstream brand citycar, supermini or family hatch, you need to stop right here and read on....

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	48.7	£125	£103

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Dacia Sandero 1.2 16V Ambiance 5dr

Independent Review

The Dacia Sandero might be the cheapest car on sale in the UK but that doesn't mean it's not without merit. In fact the Sandero is big, solidly built and features some decent engines. The entry-level car will be too spartan for many but even the range-topper looks good value. If you're just about to buy a mainstream brand citycar, supermini or family hatch, you need to stop right here and read on....

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	48.7	£125	£103

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Renault Twizy 13kW Urban 2dr Auto

Independent Review

Defining Renault's Twizy isn't easy. It has four wheels - but isn't really a car. There's space for two - but only one front seat. There's a roof - but it's open at the sides. And it'll match the flow of traffic - but won't use an engine to do so. This is Renault's electric technology at its most extreme, offering perhaps the ultimate answer for city motoring. Perhaps even the kind of second car that all future families should have.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Automatic	Electric	N/A	£0	N/A

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Renault Twizy 13kW Colour 2dr Auto

Independent Review

Defining Renault's Twizy isn't easy. It has four wheels - but isn't really a car. There's space for two - but only one front seat. There's a roof - but it's open at the sides. And it'll match the flow of traffic - but won't use an engine to do so. This is Renault's electric technology at its most extreme, offering perhaps the ultimate answer for city motoring. Perhaps even the kind of second car that all future families should have.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Automatic	Electric	N/A	£0	N/A

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Ford Ka 1.2 Studio 3dr (Start Stop)

Independent Review

Bigger but not too big, faster but not too fast, plusher but not too plush, Ford's Ka citycar treads a fine line in second generation guise. Fortunately, it has a huge bank of customers loyal from the first generation version to fall back on if all else fails. There's a more efficient petrol engine on offer, plus a diesel for the first time, both now fitted with eco-friendly Start-Stop technology.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	57.7	£30	£87

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Hyundai i10 1.2 Classic 5dr

Independent Review

The Hyundai i10 has been a very strong contender in the city car segment offering impressive standards of quality and design backed-up by the generous specification you expect from Hyundai and that famous five-year warranty. Now the facelifted little car is on an efficiency drive with an all-new 1.0-litre engine, start-stop technology and a fashionably eco-tweaked green version called, naturally enough, the Blue.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	61.4	£20	£82

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Dacia Sandero 0.9 TCe Ambiance 5dr

Independent Review

The Dacia Sandero might be the cheapest car on sale in the UK but that doesn't mean it's not without merit. In fact the Sandero is big, solidly built and features some decent engines. The entry-level car will be too spartan for many but even the range-topper looks good value. If you're just about to buy a mainstream brand citycar, supermini or family hatch, you need to stop right here and read on....

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	56.5	£30	£89

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Renault Twizy 13kW Technic 2dr Auto

Independent Review

Defining Renault's Twizy isn't easy. It has four wheels - but isn't really a car. There's space for two - but only one front seat. There's a roof - but it's open at the sides. And it'll match the flow of traffic - but won't use an engine to do so. This is Renault's electric technology at its most extreme, offering perhaps the ultimate answer for city motoring. Perhaps even the kind of second car that all future families should have.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Automatic	Electric	N/A	£0	N/A

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Kia Picanto 1.0 1 3dr

Independent Review

Launched with five doors, Kia's latest Picanto offered a little more of most things and a major leap forward in quality, style and maturity. Now it's the turn of the 3-door range and the emphasis has shifted to sporty aesthetics and trim in an effort to project a more youthful image. And it looks just great.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	67.3	£0	£75

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Hyundai i10 1.2 Active 5dr

Independent Review

The Hyundai i10 has been a very strong contender in the city car segment offering impressive standards of quality and design backed-up by the generous specification you expect from Hyundai and that famous five-year warranty. Now the facelifted little car is on an efficiency drive with an all-new 1.0-litre engine, start-stop technology and a fashionably eco-tweaked green version called, naturally enough, the Blue.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	61.4	£20	£82

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Skoda Citigo 1.0 MPI S 3dr

Independent Review

Skoda's first foray into the city car sector is a cracker. The Citigo is an urban tot spun off the same platform and built in the same factory as the Volkswagen up! and the SEAT Mii but it might just offer the best value of the lot, especially in pokey but eco-friendly 1.0 75PS GreenTech guise. It's a genuine contender for class honours straight out of the crate.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	62.8	£20	£80

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Nissan Micra 1.2 Visia 5dr

Independent Review

With the cost of a litre of fuel soaring, Nissan couldn't have chosen a more appropriate time to release its Micra DIG-S. This features all of the usual Micra qualities coupled to a fiendishly clever 98bhp supercharged 1.2-litre engine. This three-cylinder powerplant sees the Micra return 68.9mpg and emit just 95g/km of CO2.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	56.5	£30	£89

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Dacia Sandero 1.2 16V Laureate 5dr

Independent Review

The Dacia Sandero might be the cheapest car on sale in the UK but that doesn't mean it's not without merit. In fact the Sandero is big, solidly built and features some decent engines. The entry-level car will be too spartan for many but even the range-topper looks good value. If you're just about to buy a mainstream brand citycar, supermini or family hatch, you need to stop right here and read on....

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	48.7	£125	£103

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Dacia Sandero Stepway 0.9 TCe Ambiance 5dr

Independent Review

The Dacia Sandero Stepway is inexpensive but doesn't look it. It's a supermini that's been jacked up a bit to give a crossover look and seems to press all the right buttons for buyers who don't want big outlay but require big value.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	52.3	£100	£96

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Toyota Aygo 1.0 VVT-i 3dr

Independent Review

The urban environment is tough on small citycars, but few are better equipped to deal with it than Toyota's Aygo. Around since 2005, it's been much improved in recent times in the face of tough new competition, with a fresh look and even sharper running cost efficiency. In short, there's plenty of life in it yet.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	65.7	£0	£77

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Skoda Citigo 1.0 MPI S 5dr

Independent Review

Skoda's first foray into the city car sector is a cracker. The Citigo is an urban tot spun off the same platform and built in the same factory as the Volkswagen up! and the SEAT Mii but it might just offer the best value of the lot, especially in pokey but eco-friendly 1.0 75PS GreenTech guise. It's a genuine contender for class honours straight out of the crate.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	62.8	£20	£80

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Volkswagen Up 1.0 Take Up 3dr

Independent Review

The Volkswagen up! is a city car that lifts the company out of its run of poor form in this sector. It's almost entirely gimmick-free, features an incredibly economical 1.0-litre engine, is well built, small on the outside and big on the inside. What more could you want? A little personality maybe, but that's a tiny grumble. As to which version prospective customers will end up buying, it's highly likely to be the one on test here, the air conditioned Move up! model.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	62.8	£20	£80

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Kia Picanto 1.0 1 5dr

Independent Review

Launched with five doors, Kia's latest Picanto offered a little more of most things and a major leap forward in quality, style and maturity. Now it's the turn of the 3-door range and the emphasis has shifted to sporty aesthetics and trim in an effort to project a more youthful image. And it looks just great.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	67.3	£0	£75

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Nissan Pixo 1.0 N-Tec 5dr

Independent Review

Nissan produces the Pixo citycar in partnership with Suzuki, drawing on that marque's considerable small car expertise. It's not the trendiest offering around but it should fill the small urban car role very nicely for most buyers with its roomy cabin and now even more economical 1.0-litre petrol engine.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	65.7	£0	£77

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Skoda Citigo 1.0 MPI S 3dr ASG

Independent Review

Skoda's first foray into the city car sector is a cracker. The Citigo is an urban tot spun off the same platform and built in the same factory as the Volkswagen up! and the SEAT Mii but it might just offer the best value of the lot, especially in pokey but eco-friendly 1.0 75PS GreenTech guise. It's a genuine contender for class honours straight out of the crate.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Automatic	Petrol	64.2	£20	£78

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Dacia Sandero 1.5 dCi Ambiance 5dr

Independent Review

The Dacia Sandero might be the cheapest car on sale in the UK but that doesn't mean it's not without merit. In fact the Sandero is big, solidly built and features some decent engines. The entry-level car will be too spartan for many but even the range-topper looks good value. If you're just about to buy a mainstream brand citycar, supermini or family hatch, you need to stop right here and read on....

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Diesel	74.3	£0	£70

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Ford Ka 1.2 Edge 3dr (Start Stop)

Independent Review

Bigger but not too big, faster but not too fast, plusher but not too plush, Ford's Ka citycar treads a fine line in second generation guise. Fortunately, it has a huge bank of customers loyal from the first generation version to fall back on if all else fails. There's a more efficient petrol engine on offer, plus a diesel for the first time, both now fitted with eco-friendly Start-Stop technology.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	57.7	£30	£87

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Volkswagen Up 1.0 Take Up 5dr

Independent Review

The Volkswagen up! is a city car that lifts the company out of its run of poor form in this sector. It's almost entirely gimmick-free, features an incredibly economical 1.0-litre engine, is well built, small on the outside and big on the inside. What more could you want? A little personality maybe, but that's a tiny grumble. As to which version prospective customers will end up buying, it's highly likely to be the one on test here, the air conditioned Move up! model.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	62.8	£20	£80

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Skoda Citigo 1.0 MPI S 5dr ASG

Independent Review

Skoda's first foray into the city car sector is a cracker. The Citigo is an urban tot spun off the same platform and built in the same factory as the Volkswagen up! and the SEAT Mii but it might just offer the best value of the lot, especially in pokey but eco-friendly 1.0 75PS GreenTech guise. It's a genuine contender for class honours straight out of the crate.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Automatic	Petrol	64.2	£20	£78

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Kia Picanto 1.0 1 Air 3dr

Independent Review

Launched with five doors, Kia's latest Picanto offered a little more of most things and a major leap forward in quality, style and maturity. Now it's the turn of the 3-door range and the emphasis has shifted to sporty aesthetics and trim in an effort to project a more youthful image. And it looks just great.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	67.3	£0	£75

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Hyundai i20 1.2 Classic 3dr

Independent Review

Hyundai is on a roll, now producing family cars that more than ever are able to take the fight directly to the volume market leaders. One of the first of these was the company's i20 supermini, launched here in 2009, but more recently improved with sharper styling, extra equipment and more frugal running costs. It's a car that can take on its toughest Fiesta-class rivals head to head with cutting edge design to match cutting edge value and pricing, especially in frugal 1.4 CRDi Blue Drive diesel form. Economical, roomy, well-equipped, tightly built and covered by an excellent warranty, there's nothing ambiguous about this little car's appeal.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	57.6	£30	£87

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Skoda Citigo 1.0 MPI SE 3dr

Independent Review

Skoda's first foray into the city car sector is a cracker. The Citigo is an urban tot spun off the same platform and built in the same factory as the Volkswagen up! and the SEAT Mii but it might just offer the best value of the lot, especially in pokey but eco-friendly 1.0 75PS GreenTech guise. It's a genuine contender for class honours straight out of the crate.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	62.8	£20	£80

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Dacia Sandero 0.9 TCe Laureate 5dr

Independent Review

The Dacia Sandero might be the cheapest car on sale in the UK but that doesn't mean it's not without merit. In fact the Sandero is big, solidly built and features some decent engines. The entry-level car will be too spartan for many but even the range-topper looks good value. If you're just about to buy a mainstream brand citycar, supermini or family hatch, you need to stop right here and read on....

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	56.5	£30	£89

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Kia Picanto 1.0 1 Air 5dr

Independent Review

Launched with five doors, Kia's latest Picanto offered a little more of most things and a major leap forward in quality, style and maturity. Now it's the turn of the 3-door range and the emphasis has shifted to sporty aesthetics and trim in an effort to project a more youthful image. And it looks just great.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	67.3	£0	£75

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Toyota Aygo 1.0 VVT-i 5dr

Independent Review

The urban environment is tough on small citycars, but few are better equipped to deal with it than Toyota's Aygo. Around since 2005, it's been much improved in recent times in the face of tough new competition, with a fresh look and even sharper running cost efficiency. In short, there's plenty of life in it yet.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	65.7	£0	£77

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Ford Ka 1.2 Zetec 3dr (Start Stop)

Independent Review

Bigger but not too big, faster but not too fast, plusher but not too plush, Ford's Ka citycar treads a fine line in second generation guise. Fortunately, it has a huge bank of customers loyal from the first generation version to fall back on if all else fails. There's a more efficient petrol engine on offer, plus a diesel for the first time, both now fitted with eco-friendly Start-Stop technology.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	57.7	£30	£87

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Dacia Duster 1.6 Access 5dr Estate

Independent Review

A new car for the price of a secondhand one is always a tempting prospect and when it's as smartly styled and capable as Dacia's Duster, the concept becomes particularly appealing. Undercutting rival models in the Crossover and small SUV 4x4 segments by an enormous amount, this Romanian budget brand uses proven Renault engineering to create a very likeable product that could prove ideal as back-up family transport. Dig down the back of the sofa for some money and join the queue to try one.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	39.8	£170	£126

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Dacia Sandero Stepway 1.5 dCi Ambiance 5dr

Independent Review

The Dacia Sandero Stepway is inexpensive but doesn't look it. It's a supermini that's been jacked up a bit to give a crossover look and seems to press all the right buttons for buyers who don't want big outlay but require big value.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Diesel	70.6	£20	£74

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Kia Picanto 1.0 City 3dr

Independent Review

Launched with five doors, Kia's latest Picanto offered a little more of most things and a major leap forward in quality, style and maturity. Now it's the turn of the 3-door range and the emphasis has shifted to sporty aesthetics and trim in an effort to project a more youthful image. And it looks just great.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	67.3	£0	£75

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Kia Rio 1.25 1 3dr

Independent Review

With this fourth generation Rio, Kia has produced a smartly-styled supermini that challenges for class honours and will suit sensibly-minded buyers. It's spacious, easy to drive and in entry-level diesel form, quite astonishingly affordable to run. It is, in short, a very competitive car indeed.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	56.5	£30	£89

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Nissan Micra 1.2 Acenta 5dr

Independent Review

With the cost of a litre of fuel soaring, Nissan couldn't have chosen a more appropriate time to release its Micra DIG-S. This features all of the usual Micra qualities coupled to a fiendishly clever 98bhp supercharged 1.2-litre engine. This three-cylinder powerplant sees the Micra return 68.9mpg and emit just 95g/km of CO2.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	56.5	£30	£89

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Nissan Micra 1.2 30 5dr

Independent Review

With the cost of a litre of fuel soaring, Nissan couldn't have chosen a more appropriate time to release its Micra DIG-S. This features all of the usual Micra qualities coupled to a fiendishly clever 98bhp supercharged 1.2-litre engine. This three-cylinder powerplant sees the Micra return 68.9mpg and emit just 95g/km of CO2.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	56.5	£30	£89

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Skoda Fabia 1.2 12V SE 5dr

Independent Review

Top class engine technology helps the latest Fabia deliver lively performance and low costs. The design is simple but effective with lots of interior space and robust build. A little more flair would go a long way but wouldn't be appreciated by Skoda's Volkswagen Group masters. The Fabia knows its place and does a good job of campaigning on a practicality and value ticket.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	51.4	£100	£98

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Skoda Citigo 1.0 MPI SE 5dr

Independent Review

Skoda's first foray into the city car sector is a cracker. The Citigo is an urban tot spun off the same platform and built in the same factory as the Volkswagen up! and the SEAT Mii but it might just offer the best value of the lot, especially in pokey but eco-friendly 1.0 75PS GreenTech guise. It's a genuine contender for class honours straight out of the crate.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	62.8	£20	£80

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Toyota Aygo 1.0 VVT-i + 3dr

Independent Review

The urban environment is tough on small citycars, but few are better equipped to deal with it than Toyota's Aygo. Around since 2005, it's been much improved in recent times in the face of tough new competition, with a fresh look and even sharper running cost efficiency. In short, there's plenty of life in it yet.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	65.7	£0	£77

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Skoda Citigo 1.0 MPI GreenTech SE 3dr

Independent Review

Skoda's first foray into the city car sector is a cracker. The Citigo is an urban tot spun off the same platform and built in the same factory as the Volkswagen up! and the SEAT Mii but it might just offer the best value of the lot, especially in pokey but eco-friendly 1.0 75PS GreenTech guise. It's a genuine contender for class honours straight out of the crate.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	68.9	£0	£73

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Volkswagen Up 1.0 Move Up 3dr

Independent Review

The Volkswagen up! is a city car that lifts the company out of its run of poor form in this sector. It's almost entirely gimmick-free, features an incredibly economical 1.0-litre engine, is well built, small on the outside and big on the inside. What more could you want? A little personality maybe, but that's a tiny grumble. As to which version prospective customers will end up buying, it's highly likely to be the one on test here, the air conditioned Move up! model.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	62.8	£20	£80

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Ford Ka 1.2 Studio Connect 3dr (Start Stop)

Independent Review

Bigger but not too big, faster but not too fast, plusher but not too plush, Ford's Ka citycar treads a fine line in second generation guise. Fortunately, it has a huge bank of customers loyal from the first generation version to fall back on if all else fails. There's a more efficient petrol engine on offer, plus a diesel for the first time, both now fitted with eco-friendly Start-Stop technology.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	57.7	£30	£87

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Ford Fiesta 1.25 Studio 3dr

Independent Review

Ford's Fiesta has always been affordable and great to drive. But state of the art? It's that too in improved seventh generation form, especially when it comes to the clever three cylinder 1.0-litre petrol engine that many buyers will choose. Beneath the smarter styling also lies some clever user-friendly technology too - and cabin quality that'll make down-sizing into one of these less of a chore. This is how you right a best seller.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	54.3	£30	£93

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Hyundai i10 1.0 Blue 5dr

Independent Review

The Hyundai i10 has been a very strong contender in the city car segment offering impressive standards of quality and design backed-up by the generous specification you expect from Hyundai and that famous five-year warranty. Now the facelifted little car is on an efficiency drive with an all-new 1.0-litre engine, start-stop technology and a fashionably eco-tweaked green version called, naturally enough, the Blue.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	67.3	£0	£75

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Skoda Citigo 1.0 MPI SE 3dr ASG

Independent Review

Skoda's first foray into the city car sector is a cracker. The Citigo is an urban tot spun off the same platform and built in the same factory as the Volkswagen up! and the SEAT Mii but it might just offer the best value of the lot, especially in pokey but eco-friendly 1.0 75PS GreenTech guise. It's a genuine contender for class honours straight out of the crate.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Automatic	Petrol	64.2	£20	£78

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Hyundai i20 1.2 Active 3dr

Independent Review

Hyundai is on a roll, now producing family cars that more than ever are able to take the fight directly to the volume market leaders. One of the first of these was the company's i20 supermini, launched here in 2009, but more recently improved with sharper styling, extra equipment and more frugal running costs. It's a car that can take on its toughest Fiesta-class rivals head to head with cutting edge design to match cutting edge value and pricing, especially in frugal 1.4 CRDi Blue Drive diesel form. Economical, roomy, well-equipped, tightly built and covered by an excellent warranty, there's nothing ambiguous about this little car's appeal.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	57.6	£30	£87

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Skoda Citigo 1.0 MPI GreenTech SE 5dr

Independent Review

Skoda's first foray into the city car sector is a cracker. The Citigo is an urban tot spun off the same platform and built in the same factory as the Volkswagen up! and the SEAT Mii but it might just offer the best value of the lot, especially in pokey but eco-friendly 1.0 75PS GreenTech guise. It's a genuine contender for class honours straight out of the crate.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	68.9	£0	£73

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Toyota Aygo 1.0 VVT-i + 5dr

Independent Review

The urban environment is tough on small citycars, but few are better equipped to deal with it than Toyota's Aygo. Around since 2005, it's been much improved in recent times in the face of tough new competition, with a fresh look and even sharper running cost efficiency. In short, there's plenty of life in it yet.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	65.7	£0	£77

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Hyundai i10 1.2 Style 5dr

Independent Review

The Hyundai i10 has been a very strong contender in the city car segment offering impressive standards of quality and design backed-up by the generous specification you expect from Hyundai and that famous five-year warranty. Now the facelifted little car is on an efficiency drive with an all-new 1.0-litre engine, start-stop technology and a fashionably eco-tweaked green version called, naturally enough, the Blue.

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Year	Transmission	Fuel Type	MPG (Combined)	Vehicle Tax	Fuel Estimate
2013	Manual	Petrol	61.4	£20	£82

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The EconomySave saving is based on the manufacturers quoted combined MPG figures and vehicle tax, and the data that you have supplied us about your current vehicle. The default fuel estimate is based on 10,000 miles per annum and achievement of the manufacturers quoted combined MPG. The default fuel prices are a calculated national average which is updated daily using fuel pricing data provided by www.whatgas.com.

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