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30-04-2010, 09:49 PM
My ford fiesta fits my cage in if the bk seats are down, and both dogs in the boot if they didnt jumpover the back seats. and is good on insurance I pay 95 a month but that is for me (2yrs no claims) and my fella who has just started learning to drive, and thats fully comp.
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01-05-2010, 09:12 AM
Originally Posted by ATD 
its amzing what small boots dogs can get into, i have seen a boxer and a collie get into the boot of a micra lol.
My ford fiesta fits my cage in if the bk seats are down, and both dogs in the boot if they didnt jumpover the back seats. and is good on insurance I pay 95 a month but that is for me (2yrs no claims) and my fella who has just started learning to drive, and thats fully comp.
ATD x
ATD
Im watching this thread with interest as i'll be changing my car over next year or so. Second micra ive had. Got this one at 8 yr old with only 11,000 on clock for £1600. Good job!!
Ideally i'd like (covet) a Volvo Estate (dont want much do
I)
like look of the Citroen Berlingo............ Anyone any experience?
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01-05-2010, 02:30 PM
Originally Posted by Velvetboxers
Just a Boxer & collie? With back seats down our 3 Boxers get into my 12 year old Micra - lol!!!
Im watching this thread with interest as i'll be changing my car over next year or so. Second micra ive had. Got this one at 8 yr old with only 11,000 on clock for £1600. Good job!!
Ideally i'd like (covet) a Volvo Estate (dont want much do
I)
like look of the Citroen Berlingo............ Anyone any experience?
ATD x
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01-05-2010, 03:13 PM
Originally Posted by ATD
Haha yer but that's with the back seats up
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Location: Truro, UK
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01-05-2010, 06:35 PM
The next size up in estates is quite a lot bigger than the escort. I don't really want a car that is too big because we live in narrow lanes. I was wondering about a small van. Any suggestions?
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01-05-2010, 08:54 PM
Originally Posted by kirsty_
anyone got any experience of the renault megane scenic??
I'd say you certainly don't need something that size for just you and a dog.
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01-05-2010, 09:05 PM
Originally Posted by labradork
My neighbour has one...massive chunky thing. No idea how it drives though.
I'd say you certainly don't need something that size for just you and a dog.
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01-05-2010, 10:39 PM
Originally Posted by kirsty_
anyone got any experience of the renault megane scenic??
Have you seen the Honda Element? They have a model in the US that is specifically geared for dogs including a dog ramp that is built in! I dont know if they have this particular model in the UK but maybe worth investigation. I thought it pretty impressive.
http://automobiles.honda.com/element...cessories.aspx
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