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The Ignis is both small and tall. So parking and nipping through traffic is easy, but the car’s height makes the interior spacious and airy.
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It's available with four-wheel-drive, and a mild-hybrid powertrain, meaning it offers options that most other city cars don't.
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All Ignis models are powered by a 1.2-litre petrol engine which, while no ball of fire, is at least nippy around town.
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The car’s height makes the interior spacious and airy - but it is filled with hard, scratchy and hollow-sounding plastics which help to keep the car’s weight and cost down.
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SZ-T models only have two seats in the rear. This is set in a sliding rear bench that can free up extra legroom or boot space.
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Luggage space is on a par with the Volkswagen up! and sister cars the Skoda Citigo and Seat Mii, with 260 litres available.