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I really think SUVs are generally super impractical as they’re so small on the inside compared to their footprint - small boots and awkward cabins in my experience.
I was pretty shocked at how little space a mate's Disco Sport had. Not to jump on the bandwagon, but this idea that people who need space by SUVs is such tosh. They also complained about potholes. I resisted asking what they expected when their 2tn of car was the smallest vehicle in their housing complex.
TBH even riding in a builder mates Ford pickup I was equally suprised by the lack of room. Their partner made a subtle dig mentioning their Passat had more space for people and luggage (although in fairness that also meant carrying building materials in the same space your kids breathe).
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Potholes in my local area are verging on moon craters, proper hold on to your pants stuff. I look like I'm trying to warm up my tyres by dodging them all, it has crossed my mind about trading in for something SUV like but I don't think I can do it. Estate + roof box is loads of room.
Headlights are a nightmare on B roads at night, probably solved by proper alignment I guess.
Haggis
Bloody love a yeti.
I have to admit I really think SUVs are generally super impractical as they’re so small on the inside compared to their footprint - small boots and awkward cabins in my experience. I know the Yeti is technically an SUV but it’s a world apart from a Juke or Mokka.