The Arona remains a great small SUV choice, and undercuts most of its rivals on price. It'll prove spacious enough inside for most people and is one of the more enjoyable cars in this class to drive. Overall, we prefer the nimbler Ford Puma and more spacious Skoda Kamiq, but that shouldn't stop the Arona featuring high up on your shopping list.
Top-tier Xperience Lux trim gets all the upmarket extras you get with the normal Xperience trim but also adds 18in alloy wheels, the 10.25in digital instrument panel, front and rear parking sensors, a rear-view camera and Park Assist, which will park the car for you. As with Xperience, we wouldn’t recommend this trim level unless you find a great deal.
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