What is a good car for dogs?
What is the best car for dogs getting in the rear?
Asked on 15 January 2024 by Mr James D Humphrey
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If you are looking for the lowest possible entry point to the boot area for your dogs we would suggest looking at cars like the Skoda Fabia Estate or Octavia Estate, the Dacia Logan MCV or Vauxhall Astra Estate.
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