LEXUS RX400H Reviews

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Total:	22 out of 30

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Manufacturers seem to be testing the city car market at the moment. The appeal of these vehicles with the ever increasing cost of motoring and the congestion in our urban areas is obvious but how much are people willing to pay for one? This is the $64,000 question that cars like the Toyota iQ, Smart ForTwo, Fiat 500 and Mitsubishi i are trying to fathom. They're offering something in addition to the standard city car formula of compact size and low costs, plus they're trying to inject an extra element of desirability and charging handsomely for it. Although not without its own sprinkling of style, Peugeot's 107 is more in line with the city car old school. It also tends to be more practical and affordable than these trend-setting runabouts and for many buyers, that will make it preferable. You can get a 107 for just over £7,500. There are cheaper ways to get a motorised four-wheeler on your driveway but by and large, they feel slightly down market. Even in its most basic form, the 107 is quite well equipped and once the specification is taken into account, it looks better value still. There's electric power steering, a CD stereo with a socket to connect your MP3 player, twin front airbags and ABS with brakeforce distribution.

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