"My other car's an HSV"
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Wouldn't want to be without the Smart, which is incredibly useful for us & gets used daily. Supermarket car park was full on Sat. no problem for the Smart though, just fitted it into the 5ft long space under a tree.
The Saab 9-5 Aero wagon is the family hold-all & I use it for business trips now to help preserve the HSV. Very comfy & good to drive, 250bhp & FWD also makes for some fun moments!
From a practical point of view, you may need a car that can carry stuff, in which case a hatch/estate would be sensible. I guess a diesel would be good as well, if you are going to do highish miles.
The Saab 9-5 Aero wagon is the family hold-all & I use it for business trips now to help preserve the HSV. Very comfy & good to drive, 250bhp & FWD also makes for some fun moments!
From a practical point of view, you may need a car that can carry stuff, in which case a hatch/estate would be sensible. I guess a diesel would be good as well, if you are going to do highish miles.
[quote]Supermarket car park was full on Sat. no problem for the Smart though, just fitted it into the 5ft long space under a tree.
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Yeah.. so easy to park, first weekend we got ours we parked it in the empty shopping trolley bay right out the front of Waitrose! Took a pic for a laugh, (sorry, you'll have to click on the cross, I can't seem to get pics to appear (unless it's just my browser)
>> Edited by HSVGTSCoupe on Sunday 4th December 17:54
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Yeah.. so easy to park, first weekend we got ours we parked it in the empty shopping trolley bay right out the front of Waitrose! Took a pic for a laugh, (sorry, you'll have to click on the cross, I can't seem to get pics to appear (unless it's just my browser)
>> Edited by HSVGTSCoupe on Sunday 4th December 17:54
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