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To 4x4 or not to 4x4?

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    #61
    Sometimes Fiddle has to give Rhino a tug

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      #62
      Where's the mighty Threaded?
      Do pay attention. He’s spending the week shagging pop stars at the Roskilde festival.

      As I was saying to the King of Denmark just the other day (whilst we were riding our horses on the moon, and being chased by a thousand beautiful diplomats diving Lamborghinis) “That Threaded. He just makes stuff up”.

      “Yes”, replied the king, “Fancy a go on the dodgems?”

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        #63


        anyhow...

        > Fiddle please do not tell me you have a caravan

        No and never did have. I think MikeTheBike was the Margaret Beckett of CUK.

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          #64
          The family is growing ..
          That's what's environmentally unfriendly. Sorry, I don't mean to get at you personally, but it's true.

          You might as well get a people carrier, that's won't do much more damage.

          And yes, I do know that families are more than just environmental impact.

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            #65
            You could always try the Peugot 807 - lots of bells and whistles (power doors, airbags for every seat etc) & NCAP 5-star safety rating - go for the diesel, though - I've got the previous model (in its Citroen incarnation), with 2-litre petrol engine, and it only gets about 32 mpg. (though it'll happily cruise at a 100+ for hours at a time fully loaded - did that once on the A6 down to Lyon). I think top of the range is about 25 grand

            The Grand Voyager looks good, but IIRC has a lousy safety rating The frontal impact protection is so poor that if two of them ran into each other head-on, your protection was equivalent to several sheets of cardboard. Mind you that was a couple of years ago, so they might have improved it.

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              #66
              hattra

              Ok 807 sounds good - after my last 3 new car cars being french I had hoped to try another country. Decisions, decisions.

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                #67
                Volvo xc90. 7 seats and loads of cabin room. drives well also.

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                  #68
                  Not as well as the best 4x4xfar!!!!

                  Spod.

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