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Daihatsu Copen review covering 2003 To Date
Friday 16 March 2007
When shopping for a used roadster, most buyers like to play it safe. They’ll look at a Mazda MX-5, an MG TF or possibly a Fiat Barchetta if they’re feeling a bit adventurous. The trouble is, there’s a whole lot more fun to be had if you could just broaden your view a little. Those who do a lot of city driving will often find these cars straining at the leash a bit in town, often resembling energetic dogs that just want a bit of space. Better to choose something that can take the cut and thrust of city traffic in its stride and offer the added security of a hard-topped roof. That’s where Daihatsu’s Copen comes in. You may never have heard of it and if that’s the case, you’re forgiven. It’s not been a sales hit in the UK and as a result, used buyers can snap up some low mileage bargains.
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