I would. I regret not going for the VX over my CX3.Not quite an estate but what’s the opinion of the Subaru forester? Need something that can handle off-road, swallow 2 large dogs and their paraphernalia plus looks ok. Was toying with a d-max but the tax and desirability is putting me off
Not quite an estate but what’s the opinion of the Subaru forester? Need something that can handle off-road, swallow 2 large dogs and their paraphernalia plus looks ok. Was toying with a d-max but the tax and desirability is putting me off
Not quite an estate but what’s the opinion of the Subaru forester? Need something that can handle off-road, swallow 2 large dogs and their paraphernalia plus looks ok. Was toying with a d-max but the tax and desirability is putting me off
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It pains me to say the Porsche looks good. I would take the Aston with reservations.
Anyone else for any of the others?
I need awd/4wd for the places I need to get to. I also said I know it’s not an estate. If I didn’t need the off road capability, a fabia estate would be the badgerDont buy an AWD car unless you really need it. Bigger costs and potential reliability issues. I haven't seen great reviews of the Forester btw.
Also that is not an estate but a boring crossover/SUV. Get an estate and buck the trend.
I need awd/4wd for the places I need to get to. I also said I know it’s not an estate. If I didn’t need the off road capability, a fabia estate would be the badger
I want that! I love it, except the rear lights, but I still want it.rated at over 200 MPH, is this fast enough and only 54 miles from new? ( Check out those rear lights ).
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It was originally on my list of things to look at, but it turns out they haven't sold it in the UK for several years. None of the Japanese brands seem to sell their full sized estates here any more, the Corolla is the chunkiest you can get. We ended up with a CX-5 (Mazda 6 estate having suffered the same fate as the Accord). The Corolla estate was actually spot on for cargo space, but we need to fit three across the back and it was quite cramped compared to the CX-5. We tend to keep cars for 10+ years and I'm quite unconvinced by VAG products' long term reliability.Honda Accord is nice
It's solid, it's dependable and only with only 45000 is worth a squirt for someone. Alas, it's German, so it might suit some.
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I seem to remember reading a book about someone driving a Merc from North Europe to somewhere in Africa where they flogged it. I think they referred to it as an African taxi or something such thing.When my E430 finally gets too expensive i reckon it’ll be an E class AMG brute of an estate for me
What’s the money on that, I couldn’t see anywhere
My experience of getting something fixed up abroad (Portugal) is that while the labour is cheap, access to cheap parts is nothing like the UK., not much generic or reconditioned stuff available, so you end up with branded parts at a significantly higher mark-up than the UK.I seem to remember reading a book about someone driving a Merc from North Europe to somewhere in Africa where they flogged it. I think they referred to it as an African taxi or something such thing.
It's up for auction.
In other fast estate news I’ve just booked tickets for the ferry to Santander, going to drive the 23 year old E430 estate down to Morocco.
Working on the principle that if I can get it to morocco and it does have issues I can get them fixed way cheaper than in the U.K.
surf trip?In other fast estate news I’ve just booked tickets for the ferry to Santander, going to drive the 23 year old E430 estate down to Morocco.
Working on the principle that if I can get it to morocco and it does have issues I can get them fixed way cheaper than in the U.K.