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OT-ish DIY-friendly cars
It's getting to be time for a new motor. What I'd really like is
something with the performance of a Farrari, the fuel economy of a moped and the load space of a Transit. And if they pay me to take it off their hands, that would be nice too. Just in case I don't come across one of these models, does anyone have any sensible suggestions for a practical car that can accommodate DIY needs? Most of my driving is in the city but there are enough 150-mile-plus motorway trips to be a factor. I was thinking vaguely of a Jag XJ, until I saw someone trying (and failing) to get an 8-foot timber into one in a car park. I can squeeze 3m into my current Avensis. Now I'm wondering if a 5-series estate would be a good plan. Previous cars were a Renault Scenic (great engine and internal design, as the seats come out in seconds to make a van; poor construction that shook itself apart in no time) and Honda CRV (good driving position, not as much space as you'd expect, very poor fuel comsumption). |
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