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well see if u told us all these requirements in ur original post it would have been much easier to find something to suit ur needs  lol from ur options u have found i would say the meriva
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I hate blue ovals, lol
and imho the meriva is out of the question aswell as the boot isnt up to much.
Fao LTI, have you seen any of the above mentioned cars in a RTA, how would you rate their safety?
Theres just something about the PT that Im drawn to.
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Ye you should go for the PT. As long as it does the job  All is well
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Citroen Wow, cheapest and nicest
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The citroen is my 2nd choice and proberbly most practical as the PT is group12 insurance. any other suggestions of good looking larger cars that will: - Carry 2 baby seats and 1 adult comfortably in the rear
- fit a side be side rear pram in the boot
- aswell as still have space for shopping etc
- still have a vast array of modification options
- provide a safe metod of transport for my family
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I have just done a search "picasso" in exterior styling on ebay and it has brought back 39 results of which 38 are complete rubbish. no aftermarket grille, no lights, no bumpers or skirts the only have decent thing was a spoiler.
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Citroen Wow, cheapest and nicest I agree I wouldn't see that as a bad thing Waddi, just means it'd be more unique if modified
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but where would I get the parts from at an affordable price.
The scenic is now the old shape scenic...
the picasso is now the old shape picasso...
The PT cruiser has been facelifted with new lights etc, but imho still looks the most up to date. ot of the above mentioned.
If anyone has any other cars I should consider, fire away.
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Sorry, crossed wires, When i said the above mentioned cars, I meant
old shape scenic
old shape picasso
Pt cruiser
I forgot about the focus, I like the old focus. I also like the XR range
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stop arsing round and just get what you want, at the end of the day your only going to get what you really want innit !
Uncertainty or not knowing causes depression, Im happy because I know I'm going to die one day!
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stop arsing round and just get what you want, at the end of the day your only going to get what you really want innit !  
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ford these days are surprisingly very reliable... and comfortable on long journeys - and this is me speaking from travelling from perth, scotland to wirral in a fiesta - 4.5 hrs - 1 stop at carlisle... no discomfort...
focus wouldnt gie u the headroom u appear to be after but as already mentioned, the C-Max would... not sure how much boot space they have tho...
speaking of fords, bird has agree'd to get a fiesta ST as her next car - got a quote in her name before and was under £300...
fords from about 1980 to 2000 were complete shite, they have much improved over the last years tho
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Thanks guys!
Sanchez, its your fault, you put me off the campervan idea, whats your opinion of the PT cruiser?
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