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RAC compares three spacious SUVs on the Motability Scheme

The RAC reviews the Dacia Jogger, Ford Puma and Vauxhall Frontera for boot space, passenger room, equipment and everyday usability.

RAC compares three spacious SUVs on the Motability Scheme

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Dacia Jogger

The Dacia Jogger is described as Britain’s cheapest seven-seater and the most affordable of these Motability options. Its removable rear seats create up to 712 litres of cargo space, while the 4.5-metre body can accommodate seven adults. Equipment includes cruise control, keyless entry, rear parking sensors, air conditioning and LED headlights on entry versions. Buyers can choose a 110hp turbo petrol engine or a hybrid with an automatic gearbox.

Ford Puma

The Ford Puma’s boot can hold six airline carry-on suitcases, with its underfloor Megabox providing room for two more. The compartment can carry tall items and includes a drain plug for cleaning. The RAC also highlights the Puma’s agile handling, comfortable ride and well-equipped cabin. Entry-level Titanium versions include climate control, a touchscreen, digital instruments, LED headlights and parking aids, while higher trims add features such as an electric tailgate.

Vauxhall Frontera

The Vauxhall Frontera offers generous passenger space, optional seven seats and a tall boot suited to upright wheelchairs or large dogs. An adjustable floor and split-folding seats add flexibility. Standard equipment includes LED headlights, cruise control, navigation, parking sensors and a reversing camera. Mild-hybrid petrol and electric versions are available; the larger-battery electric model is stated to offer up to 253 miles. From 1 July 2026, new-lease Advance Payments show 20% VAT, with eligibility rules applying in some adapted-vehicle cases.

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