Originally posted by MrMarkyMark
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Always assume that everything I post is accompanied by a severe eye roll.Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
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Get a cat instead. And use spare money to buy wallnuts to your local needy squirrels...Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostComment
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Passat Estate. Loads of room for people in the front and dogs in the boot (dog guard essential). Can probably get one for a decent price now they're known to kill planets.Comment
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Get man instead of a dog. Same disgusting habits, but they take up less space in a car.Comment
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Originally posted by MaryPoppins View Post
Not sure if you've seen the boot in them - it is bigger than most people think. I've an Allroad and our dog (Spaniel) loves it. But we frequently have 1-2 collies and 2 terriers in there as well as Millie.
Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostOriginally posted by Chuck View Post
All three of which are built on the same platform - VW MQB. Good cars.
I'm not a massive fan of Volvos, but that's possibly because I'm under 75.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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I use an old volvo 960 as my dog car. It cost me £600 (well €1k) and I haven't managed to break the thing in 10 years. It was also useful for the times I spent on the bench and had to hawk all my stuff at car boot sales. Sure it drinks fuel but it contains the wet dog smell to a vehicle that I do not drive on other occasions.
As others have said a v70 is a great option, but hey, if you are going to deal with the Volvo stigma do it properly, buy and old one and save thousands in the process.
I really do reccomend a seperate dog car.Comment
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Civic Tourer
Bags of room, very reliable, very economical (if you get the diesel)Comment
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911 Turbo S.
You won't care if the dog does not fit
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