That’s lovely. I need to replace the Skoda before it explodes.
Nah. Don’t really like those at all.
Feels like that’s a bit too long. It’d take a lot of getting used to.
Can’t blame you. Good value for what it is, but couldn’t see myself driving one of them either.
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The RR Sport is probably the same length as the Merc, and wider. Mercs have a much tighter turning circle too so easier to park. The estate one is easier to drive and park than the saloon because you can see the corners where the roof comes down when you’re reversing.
These are good cars and I think they look decent.
You’d be surprised how quick you get used to it, especially if you compare it to a Range Rover
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Those both look so practical. I’d lose it in the supermarket carpark.
Being able to drive it myself now and again will be a pleasure I want to make the most of.
The barn doors are quite small height wise so don’t offer much. The suicide door is useless unless you can open both doors fully. You’d be better off buying a normal 5 door estate. Didn’t check the model I referring to the older model I borrowed a friends for a week whilst my car got fixed.
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More practical than a regular mini…I wasn’t suggesting it was more practical than a 5 door estate 
A friend has one and he’s pretty into it. He’s got a van too though so it’s not like he depends on it for shifting wardrobes and shit,
First thoughts? Other than “Dope!” obviously.
Taxi!!
Aaaaahh. Fair.
For a 4x4/SUV only buy Jap. Regardless they are big cars and when they go wrong they go wrong…big.
No way would I touch the range rover
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What about an A4 or A5 s-line estate. Always look pretty
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Would this sort of thing fit the bill?
I rate that.
Yeah I like that. Looks estate-y, but fun to drive too.
Shit, favourite so far. This pretty much ticks every box…
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If you cant live with a wagon get something like that Land Cruser.
Mick and spanky know
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Looking at all these have made me realise how boring my car is. 
