Seats are supportive, but the driving position is cramped (there’s non-adjustable steering column). The switchgear is scattered and some of the dials and switches are in some baffling places. Previous owners of the Rover Metro and 200 will recognise a lot of it.

The passengers will find it more comfortable than the driver, with lots of legroom and a slightly reclined seat. The ride good in most models and on most surfaces, but the Trophy edition is very hard and not comfortable on long A and B road journeys.