I drive a Renault Scenic which I hate. I have to say it's been very reliable even though it's way past a timing belt change and hasnt been serviced for 3 years but it's so amazingly slow. I've always had a 'second' car as well as a daily car which happened to be my modified, very fast, show car but when I got dogs and a mortgage it wasnt practical so I became sensible and boring and got the Scenic!

I also have a Peugeot 206 van which is my works van and very nippy. The fun I cant have in the Scenic I make up for a little bit in the 206! If i've got no fuel in my car then I just re-arrange the stuff in the van and chuck the dogs in there. Flynn gets ever so excited if he sees the boot open!

I desperately need a dog van but need to fix some things on the Scenic first.

We have a Freelander, a Ford Kuga both 4 x 4 and a Ford Focus my OH took down to Hull where he works all diesel and all have room in the boot for Our 2 Border Collies Sky and Sunny and all will take 9 cats boxes and 2 crush cages for the cats

We have a ford focus estate. 2004 model. Its pretty roomy

ford fiesta
ATD x

Honda CR-V and a Vauxhall Astra

People mad.

Currently, nothing as the weather's not too good. But a green Vespa scooter when the weather's ok!

I know this isn't very practical having a dog, but I had my scooter first and plan to learn to drive in the future.

I hate the scenics too!! You can put the foot on the accelerator in my lupo and shift, when I drove the scenic my foot was on the floor before we got going!!!!

Audi TT Quattro (the quattro bit is fab in snow/fields etc)

am constantly moaned at for the state of the interior which is designed by a dirty dobe.

any tips for getting 'boy paint' off leather interiors?! Am sure Mr Audi would turn in his grave, it really is shockingly dirty he he! Goes like stink though and is v pretty whenever i get round to cleaning the outside!

a vauxhall astra
plenty of room in the boot for rubys bed and a place to attach her lead to aswel so she cant jump out