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Originally Posted by Sachinb_34 I have been driving a Honda City AT for five years now (yes!! I paid last installment yesterday). |
A lot of BHPians (myself included) are big fans of an EMI-free life and hold onto cars for a longer time. Would suggest keeping your City for a couple of years more. Related Thread. Quote:
I want to upgrade now to an SUV which has enough boot-space to hold a foldable electronic wheelchair.
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I guess a monocoque SUV will be preferred by you as ingress & egress will be easier than in a body-on-frame, and the floor level will be lower too.
The Creta, Tucson & Tiguan will be perfect. And all 3 are effortless to drive in the city. You might also want to wait for the next-gen Honda CR-V which will arrive in a year or so. Somehow, Honda is a master in the way it packages interiors (space + boot).
While you test-drive all these cars, here are some related threads which you must read through: Car buying for the physically challenged Drivers with disabilities Special needs cars Quote:
Also, I need advice if someone has used a ramp to mount and unmount the wheelchair in the car (it weighs 26 KG without batteries).
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Call Ferdi on 9820120556. He is a master of making cars more accessible & user-friendly for the disabled:
Last edited by GTO : 5th September 2017 at 10:38.
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