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What are 2008 Hyundai Santa Fes like?
What are 2008 Hyundai Santa Fes like? We need a seven-seater as we have four young kids. Is the automatic ok?
Garry OSullivan (Skibbereen )
May 2016 Filed under: family car
Which large MPV to go for?
Hi, I'm looking for a seven-seater with a large boot. We have been looking at the Volkswagen Caddy Maxi Life, but don't know too much about them except they seem to fit our needs and price range (3/4 years old). Am I missing any other people carriers because I've been focusing on boot space?
Libby Rice (Kilkenny)
Feb 2016 Filed under: family car
What will I replace my Fiat Multipla with?
I want to replace my Fiat Multipla, which I love. Have delayed replacing it as Fiat discontinued it after 2007 and I haven't been able to find a replacement that offers the six-seat option (3 in front, 3 in back). In addition, the Multipla had a decent sized boot. Can you suggest an alternative to the Multipla?
Joan Murray (Dublin)
Sep 2015 Filed under: family car
Which seven-seater to go for?
We are looking for a used petrol seven-seater (we do low mileage) and have narrowed it down to two cars: Nissan Qashqai, 2011, 1.6 petrol, 27,000km or Toyota Corolla Verso, 2012, 1.6 petrol, 35,000 miles (import from the North). Both cars seem to be in good nick and drive well and I am guessing will be in the same tax bracket. The Verso is a couple of thousand more expensive, but within our budget.
Cónal McGovern
Jul 2015 Filed under: family car
I need a very large car for up to €16,000.
I have a budget of around €13,000 to €16,000 and and need to buy a seven-seater diesel that will accommodate two adults and five children aged 7, 10, 12, 14 and 17 years. Have no interest in what the car looks like, need the most reliable engine, with the most leg room possible and will not be trading up etc so maintenance costs a factor too. Will drive the car for as long as it lasts, live in the countryside so average weekly mileage around 130km.
Would be so grateful for some advice.
Jill Co. Waterford.
Jillian Wheaton (Carrick-on-Suir)
Jun 2015 Filed under: family car
Can you help me choose from these family car?
Which would be cheaper, more economical and have low maintainance, for family of five that require good boot size, mostly city driving, 12,000km mileage per year: Kia Carens diesel, Nissan Qashqai diesel or petrol 1.2, Kia cee'd estate or Skoda Fabia Combi either 2014 or 2015?
Thanks, Mary
Mary Strike (Cork)
May 2015 Filed under: family car
What family car for three kids do you recommend?
What car would suit me? I want a family car with room for three kids in three car seats. I need a large boot and preferably 1.6 diesel.
Deirdre Ryan (Tipperary)
Dec 2014 Filed under: family car
Is the Volvo S40 suitable for three children?
I'm thinking of buying a Volvo S40 as a family car; is it suitable? I have three children.
Linda
Linda Larkin (Dublin)
May 2014 Filed under: family car
Should our family go for the Kia Sportage?
Is the Kia Sportage a good family option? We have three young kids and thinking of either 2011 or 2012. Thanks
Helena Dixon (Ennis)
Dec 2013 Filed under: family car
What's the SsangYong Rexton like for family transport?
Hi lads. What do you think of a 2007 SsangYong Rexton as a family mode of transport? Also how safe and reliable are they? Im looking at one with 50,000 miles on it.
Thanks
Justin Patrick McElwee (Sligo)
Oct 2013 Filed under: family car
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