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Aug 06
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albmag says:
Hello, I'm currently relocating from US to Europe and (for the first timein my life) without possession of any car... Suggestions for my 2 car fleet are welcome.
The cars we had in US were a Volvo XC90 and a Saab 9-3 convertible.
After the birth of twins last January it was clear that a "less than 5 seats" like the Saab is not a option...
Currently the "home" discussion is pending to:
Mercedes E250 station - space and confort and a
UsedVolvo XC90 - safety, space and 7 seats... But this choice does not make much sense to me.
Your suggestions, PLEASE...
albmag@DE
Jun 12
Posts: 3
monkeydoo says:
What about Peugeot 5008 MPV
Well in the menatime I was able to convince the wife on more regular "CAR" readers options:
- The wagon will be a new BMW 520d Sport
- Her SUV (based on your June magazine issue) will probably be a used Porsche Cayenne or used Land Rover Discovery... The 5 or 7 seats and more road or off-road ability is still under discussion.
The XC90 is now the 3rd option... uff....
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No arguments on Discovery versus Cayenne?
- Diesel versus Gasoline?
- 5 versus 7 seats?
- Autobahn versus the hills?
We are still very divided...
True CAR lovers input, PLEASE...
Apr 08
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livc44411 says:
Some very good choices there! Discovery vs Cayenne? The Cayenne in my opinion! Should be more reliable than the Disco + might depreciate less. As for diesel vs petrol, well, its all down to how many miles you plan to do but i think a diesel will always be easier to resell.
-Focus RS,Megane RS,you gotta love 'em-
Well, the wife won and is neither cayenne or discovery (one great to enjoy the Autobahn, the other to enjoy the winter and potential off-road). It is again a Volvo XC90 but this time a Diesel and 4WD...
She convinced me with the fact that it is already difficult to re-adapt to Europe and the congested and not very large roads, without needing to adapt also to a new car...
So, BMW 5 touring and Volvo XC90 it is... I now just need to convince her on the need also of a toy, like a Boxster or classic 911 (a 964 would go great...)
Nov 11
Posts: 30
vikaskumar11233 says:
Hey,
What don't you try DC Avanti, anew sports car which also comes in very low price range than BMW 5 and Volvo XC90. DC Avanti has style as well as good in performance. Have a look over the car :
Oct 06
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Sam the Eagle says:
vikaskumar11233 said: Hey, What don't you try DC Avanti, anew sports car which also comes in very low price range than BMW 5 and Volvo XC90. DC Avanti has style as well as good in performance. Have a look over the car :
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Nice idea, but does it actually have a seats for passengers and a boot?
Hell is other people.
Hey sam, DC Avanti has seating capacity of two and yes it has a remote boot facility available.
vikaskumar11233 said: Hey sam, DC Avanti has seating capacity of two and yes it has a remote boot facility available.
Is it like some kind of storage box you put your stuff in while you go away?
Dec 12
Posts: 1
Christina04 says:
My favourite car that i like to drive is Nissan car.I always comfortable with that car.So my suggession is to drive only Nissan car that very fast.
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