Jogger customer reviews

I personally don't like it, but it's what my partner likes, it's good for her, and it was in my price range.

There are several things I have found wrong with it, but due to a major heart attack and hospital stay and unable to drive after I haven't reported it.

First there is all the seals around all doors weren't fitted properly and I had to refit them. Then, there's the drivers window, which when I do it up it comes back down again about 3-4 inches.

The stick by the steering wheel which controls the volume on the radio is really annoying, keep bashing my knees on it. My preferred driving position means that I can't see my speed fully. There is a flat spot nearing 70 mph, it's not as responsive as I'm used to, making me unsure if I can get out of the way if needed.

The rear seat belts ( seats 6 and 7), have disturbing signs of stretching, which means I will not put my grand children in those seats,plus, how do you get into them? I have checked the laughably hand book, which tells me nothing.

So all in all not very happy.

This car is ideal for me as a disabled driver.the boot takes my stroller or wheelchair as I have the very back seats folded down which makes the car a five passenger one with plenty of space

The car is a good drive,I find it very economical especially around town .

Where I live it's all long drives on duel carriageway the car will easily sit at 70mph

Fully loaded ,it is fine on steep hills

This is my second jogger I was involved in an accident where I was hit at speed in the back door and this car saved my live.within minutes I heard this voice asking if I was alright and did I need the police or ambulance it was coming through the SOS service which was brilliant I was lucky to come through this and that's why I got the same car again .

I must say I'm pleased with my Jogger . I was doubtful after reading some reviews about the Jogger but I can safely say I don't find half the Issues some others find like sloppy handling addmited the steering could do with a bit more lock but it's not the end of the world . It's comfy and smooth enough on long journeys my only gripe is it's noisy you have to shout the conversation but that don't bother me as I was a delivery driver for the last 23 years of my life driving all kinds of vehicles including rigid trucks and vans which are all noisy.

Now that I don't have drive like a maniac ( timed deliveries ) I enjoy driving the Jogger doing so it delivers on average over 60 mpg + .Can't wait till winter to try them heated seats 😁.

Well it's cheap to run, carries anything I want to put in it, and is comfortable whilst doing it. So it's a very good car. There are two issues which need to change going forward. The electric hand brake which has caused me several concerns... some of which involve failing to hold the car on hill starts or the latest issue failing to release and allow movement. The other issue is the internal lights for entry and exit from the car. I live in a very dark place and it goes out plunging me in to pitch black. Either I have to close and reopen doors/boot to get shopping/ children out of car or carry a torch... all it will do is enable an able bodyied person to quickly exit the car.

My husband paid over £500 for the digital screen to be installed in the car which he had to pay upfront. The salesman gave a very good speech impression on having this. Much to our disappointment and disgust there is no sat nav on this screen, which we need and expected due to the high cost of it. We have had previous cars that haven't cost as much with preinstalled screens at no extra cost. We feel that we've have been mis-sold this extra. It has settings, a radio, a call option with no txt feature or cd drive. We do understand that companies are struggling, just like everyone else. This feels like disabled customers are getting mislead by sales reps.

It is everything from my last car, Dacia Logan, and everything from my husband's car, Renault Captur, all put together and more. From the heated seats and being able to adjust seat height to the engine size, power and ecomomy. 7 seater, so grandchild thought it funny to sit in the boot. Not a media person, but again grand daughter connected my phone and I now play what music I like while driving. I was asked to look at the Jogger a few years ago and could kick myself now for not moving on.

The amount of comments on the look and colour of the car were not expected. It is the dusky khaki with black alloys and gold mirrors. It's a package.

The car is powerful enough for my needs. It is very economical (averaging 54mpg) and I like the way it will always move off on battery power and will switch to battery only even at higher speeds. Minus points? A big one - like other owners, I don't like the lane departure warning. It is unnecessary and inaccurate. The steering tugs even when I am staying in lane then it patronisingly tells me to 'stay in control' 😡 Even more annoying is that I have to go through several menus to turn this dangerous 'feature' off each time I start the engine. Why can't I turn it off permanently, or better still, delete it? 😡

Lane discipline sensor is way too sensitive. Air vents - cannot chose direction of air to personal or individual choice or with them at any setting. No space on dash for glasses & bits. Radio sound poor quality. Leg room for rear seats could be bigger. Only 1 of the cupholders is large enough to accommodate a normal travel mug. The second cup holder's position is also inaccessible therefore useless. The seating material seems to make the seat very hot and uncomfortable in summer. The capacity is good and price is fair. Just need more thought by designers as to real life functionality of features.

The parking cameras have already broken. The constant alarms for speeding.(even just a couple of miles per hour), lane assist which forces you into an unsafe parts of the road I’m so on, a bloody irritating and distracting, and unsafe. I have to turn them all off every time I turn the key. The edge of the car doors project out and come to a point, which is really painful if you look into it. The only reason we got the vehicle was because we could fit a hoist in it for my wife’s mobility scooter otherwise I would’ve got rid of it and got another car.

Positives: Packed with useful features. Versatile and adaptable interior. Cargo fixing anchors and usb charging sockets. Informative driver display especially indicating battery and engine use. Tyre pressure indicator.

Negatives: Flimsy roof ariel which broke on the first time the roof rack was used.

Folding seat arrangement prevents full use of cargo space if required for lengthy objects. Not sufficient level space to adapt for cargo.

Automatic engine gear change is not smooth. Engine revs to the maximum before shifting to the next gear.