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A staple of British roads, hatchbacks have been the lifeblood of motoring since their explosion in popularity in the 1980s.
Available now in a few different guises, a used hatchback is a great vehicle for many, especially for those who are looking to buy that all-important first car.
There’s probably no one answer for this, as hatchbacks have become quite versatile over the years, with some being a great little runaround and others offering a surprising amount of practicality.
Smaller hatchbacks, such as the Fiat 500, bring about a fun sense of driving; with a short wheelbase and compact dimensions, these types of hatchbacks are low maintenance and easy to drive.
With something like the Ford Focus, you’ll be getting something that offers the dynamics of a hatchback with the added practicality of larger cars.
Either way, a used hatchback is something that can bring low costs thanks to their typically low maintenance needs and cheaper parts. You’ll also find many are equipped with small but efficient engines, doing the job you need them to whilst not breaking the bank on fuel costs.
First-time car buyers will see a used hatchback as the ideal target, with their lower purchase cost a big part of this.
Hatchbacks are also great for those who typically find they don’t need too much room for other people or luggage, and might just need enough room for a weekly shop. Though it’s also easy enough to find a larger hatchback if you would like to accommodate passengers and more baggage.
Meanwhile, anyone who is after low-cost motoring as a whole will probably want to explore the used hatchback market as their first point of call.
Hatches also make for perfect vehicles who like to drive something compact and easy to drive around tight roads and car parks.
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