To 4x4 or not to 4x4?

[fiddleabout]

> This is the Lambo...

This is A Lambo that Jules photographed.

Tell me Jules, with your skills in driving multiple cars at the same time, have you ever gone 8x8 ?

[ChicoLondon]

The vibe I am getting is that the Toyota Previa is the way to go.

[Unknown]

Vauxhall Zafira - seven seats.

[DimPrawn]

So you drove 1000's mile from Denmark to Italy to pickup your Gallardo and then towed the car you did drive down in by hooking it up to the back of the Lambo?

Most people would have gone to the local Lambourghini dealer me thinks, but not our Threaded, oh no.

[ChicoLondon]

Unknown

Vauxhall Zafira - seven seats.

This will surely fail the Executive Car park test - dont you think?

[Paco]

This will surely fail the Executive Car park test - dont you think?

If that's your main criteria, look at the Chrysler Grand Voyager.

HTH

[ChicoLondon]

I did - I was at the Motor Expo at Docklands a few weeks ago and Mrs Chico were particularly taken by the Chrysler Grand Voyager. For some reason it just did not click with me but at the moment it sits high on my list of possibilities.

[MilanB]

and you think a Previa would pass ?

sorry Chikky, I've only ever seen Previa's driven by large Asian families, or driven as taxis.

Get yourself a Jeep Grand Cherokee or a Toyota Landcruiser.

Forget the Discovery, no matter what anyone says it looks tulipe and more like a Transit van than a car.

Of course, as Spod suggested, if you can raise the finance get a Range Sport.

doh !

Milan.

[SupremeSpod]

RR Sport won't carry 7. Certainly not with kiddy stuff as well.

Get wifey a previa or renault espace or summut and get yourself a sporty-car.

[DimPrawn]

Spod is correct. Don't settle for one big car that is neither really sporty or practical.

Get wife a diesel wallowy kiddie carrier.
Get yerself a two-seater sports car.

Sorted.