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Which new estate would you recommend for a young mother with two children?
Budget up to £14k.
We have a 4 year old and we have twins due in June.
We currently have a Ford C-MAX and we are worried that we will not get three car seats in the back. It is also petrol and most of our driving is short...
My wife is currently running a P plate Renault Megane 1.6 petrol.
We spent rather too much getting it through the MOT last year and it has started to run rough/misfire over the last few weeks. It is not...
For a large family, our T reg Volkswagen Sharan has performed sterling work, but is now getting tired.
Changes in the family mean that we can go from a full blown seven-seater, to a five-seater with two...
Hello, do you know which estate cars can take extra childrens seats in the boot, like the 307 SW?
I'm looking to buy an automatic that is big enough to take 5 adults at a push.
It also needs a boot big enough to carry a greyhound.
A low tax and insurance would be beneficial if possible. Not bothered...
I am trying to go 'eco.' Better for the enviroment and better for my wallet. I currently drive a 2.0litre Hyundai Coupe which is far from green and loves petrol (I average about 28mpg).
So was looking...
I have recently been looking at buying a 2008 Mercedes-Benz CLC 180 petrol coupe with 20,000 miles on the clock for £13,990, or the 2008 CLC 220 CDi diesel with 11,000 miles for £16,500.
Performance wise...
Is there any easy way of telling which diesel cars have a DPF? I had assumed it was only those that were Euro V compliant but when browsing some second hand Renault diesels that were Euro IV compliant...
I am looking for a small car with a boot wide enough for a 117cm long disabled umbrella buggy. It must also be large enough for extra luggage.
The back seat must be easy to get in an out of, too.
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