Sounds like de fence was bigger than you thought Will !
Are you Roger Daltry?I went lamping one night shooting rabbits whist standing on the passenger seat and shooting through the sunroof whilst being driven across fields.
In a Rolls Royce
If the criteria is just to carry a gun and a bag and not get stuck in 2" of mud, I'll stick with just about any car ever built.In the context of this forum, surely "shooting car" means a vehicle that will take a gun and bag in the boot and won't stop in two inches of mud. We are not using it to climb near vertical rock faces or to herd wilderbeast. My RR sport has been fantastic (all round) and I'm only changing it for a new one.
A4 quattro estate with the 3.0 V6 diesel, 0-60 in just over 5 secs & 45-50mpg easily do-able on a run.Soooo, looking for some sensible ideas for a new motor, needs to be used for commuting to work (motorways) and shooting. Needs boot space, maybe 4x4, roomy in case there is more than two of us, does more than 40MPG... and go
Skoda Superb or Ocativa 4X4 with a 170BHP 2.0 D. Same kind of idea, more MPG but a bit less grunt.A4 quattro estate with the 3.0 V6 diesel, 0-60 in just over 5 secs & 45-50mpg easily do-able on a run.
Range Rover Evoque ............ Motorised Handbag!The sport is much nicer than the old man's vogue or the hairdressers evoque.
imo of course.
Ah the C-Max with a body kitRange Rover Evoque ............ Motorised Handbag!
I see where you're going with that, but I'm thinking Toyota and Mitsubishi owners might have something to say about that. TBH if I REALLY needed a proper 4X4 (which I don't) I'd get a Discovery or perhaps a Landcruiser.Simple fact is if you need a four wheel drive proper land rover is the only one but no one needs one other than farmers.
4x4's are generally misunderstood, even by the shooting fraternity. I recall PigeonWatch experts critiquing the Evoque at its launch worried that it may not have the ground clearance for their ratting trips , the very last thing on the minds of the market segment designers ! Then there are the tree huggers who scream co2 murder when most modern SUV's have the legs on many a 1.6 petrol auto family car when it comes to MPG :logik: or recycling credentials.I see where you're going with that, but I'm thinking Toyota and Mitsubishi owners might have something to say about that. TBH if I REALLY needed a proper 4X4 (which I don't) I'd get a Discovery or perhaps a Landcruiser.
Certainly agree with the comment about the horrid BMW X6, but I don't dislike the 5 door Evoque, but I'm not sure I'd ever buy one. Think I'd rather have the new Discovery Sport (the renamed Freelander thingy) In fact for 99% of the time, that would be a pretty ideal car were it not so bloody expensive!
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