Sensible choice. The Macan is a super looker but the smart money goes on the Cayenne.Hmmm went for the 3.0D Porsche Cayenne, 8 speed auto, tiptronic paddle shift with more options than I can remember
Is the Cayenne, as a used example, a good choice for those of us on a lower budget? Luxuary motoring, with German engineering and sporting prowess?Sensible choice. The Macan is a super looker but the smart money goes on the Cayenne.
Never owned a Porsche but I'd have a new Cayenne in a heart beat, very nearly did this time round instead of the X5 but the Beemers have been sooo good on reliability and fuel I just couldn't risk the unknown of economy and real world running costs with the Cayenne and to be fair they're a tad more to buy or lease anyway.Is the Cayenne, as a used example, a good choice for those of us on a lower budget? Luxuary motoring, with German engineering and sporting prowess?
http://www.bexhillmotors.co.uk/used_car_renault_kangoo_mpv_4163.htm2 seater pick-up has the same advantages, though in the past I have played with the idea of something like a Berlingo with serious off road tyres. What I have observed though is that [SIZE=14.3999996185303px]fat tyres are crap in snow, [/SIZE]narrow tyres are far better.
The Trekka is a fab pigeon shooters car, truly cavernous boot with loads of cubby holes for odds and sods. The one in the link is never worth that now but my advice would be the 1.5 dci in any case, harder to find but worth the effort.http://www.bexhillmotors.co.uk/used_car_renault_kangoo_mpv_4163.htm
Kangoo trekka then................
Bryn2 seater pick-up has the same advantages, though in the past I have played with the idea of something like a Berlingo with serious off road tyres. What I have observed though is that fat tyres are crap in snow, narrow tyres are far better.
And what's more they won't wash the car for some bizzarre reason related to it being 'uncool'.Shooters are funny people, they struggle to justify spending say £10-15k on a gun... which will last then for as long as they will live and even if they do want to chop it in will get anything up to half what the paid after twenty odd years of ownership. On the other hand they will spend £40k on a car which will lose them the cost of the gun in the first two years of ownership! Not my money but whatever floats your boat I suppose
Now that actually made me chuckle Cyril. :laugh::fie: The shooting world is full of dreamers, hand reared boys and TYRE KICKERS! :fie: .
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