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Who is going to pay attention to this advice and think twice before choosing a car?
Who is going to pay attention to this advice and think twice before choosing a car?
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Had to get a new one last week, I can hardly move it. Sticks to the floor like Excalibur to stone.
It's easier to push 'gone off' concrete around a slab than push this yoke around the living room.
I'm sure you get the idea by now, cheap too.
Had to get a new one last week, I can hardly move it. Sticks to the floor like Excalibur to stone.
It's easier to push 'gone off' concrete around a slab than push this yoke around the living room.
I'm sure you get the idea by now, cheap too.
I have a Peugeot 2008 which is one of the original models so in reality a Crossover. However, I love it - it was registered in late 2015 but still only has 5,500 on the clock. We do very little mileage these days (obviously) but I wouldn't change it for a second. I actually prefer my X-over to the new 2008 SUV which for me, is just too big. But that has nothing to do with the issues in this article. And no, I might have read the article, but it wouldn't make me change my mind. I love the SUVs.
Anyone who thinks that SUVs are concentrated in the "posh" London boroughs hasn't been to my local Waitrose where they are a complete menace and usually driven by women who can't drive in any competent way e.g. take 10 attempts to manoeuvre the monster into a parking space and not giving a care to the queue building up behind them.