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25/4/2009 at 8:28pm
Location: Cambridge UK Outfit: Olpro Cocoon 4 or pop-up 1 man tent
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My mum & stepdad have an Octavia which towed the van I have superbly.
And yes, it doesn't matter what you drive, if they (the idiots) want to go fast, they'll push all they can.
Having had a crash tuesday before last due to a REALLY aggressive idiot in a new shape Audi TT literally pushing traffic out of their way to overtake (all doing 50-55mph legally), forcing myself & the guy behind to take evasive action, I'm not happy. This lead to the guy behind rear-ending me and now I'm using a friend's little 1.2l Corsa (bog standard, no mods, heh) I'm even MORE aware of the idiots around
They soon know they've p***ed me off when they overtake tho, I stare at them with my huge beard and aggressive looks! GRRRRR! (I'm quite the opposite from my image really, heh )
When I finally find out if mine's written off or not, if I need to look for another car it may well be a diesel Fabia or similar as they're pretty grand little cars. I think some towing weights research is in the pipelines...
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26/4/2009 at 9:53pm
Location: Cheshire Outfit: A Combi Camp called Bluebell!
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Hmmm, another good reason for getting a towbar!!!
Having had my old Astra Estate rear-ended so hard in stationary traffic that the subframe was bent, I am even more a fan of 'solid' cars now, no matter how they look. I think the tank-like Astra probably saved my life - only broken ribs and whiplash thankfully. I became a fan of MPVs after this, a bit more height also makes it easier to get into and out of. I had a Scenic Fidgi first (very nice) then a regular Scenic (not as good as the Fidgi) and I changed again last October to a Skoda Roomster, which I am absolutely thrilled with.
The driving position is great with a good supporting seat, it has good visibility all round, and I'm told the rear seats are amazingly comfy too. But the big plus is that is has a HUGE boot and removable seats, so I can fit in all the camping gear, plus wheelchair, plus scooter, plus 1 or 2 passengers as well...
Wendy
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