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+1Merlin wrote:BMW 3 Series 330 M Sport 3.0 Diesel Coupe. A decent mix of looks, performance, and fuel economy
My brother has an E92 330d (now with an angel tuning remap) 270BHP/enough torque to tow a house (more than an M3) & still does 40mpg!
Refinement is an absolute world apart from any current mainstream Honda too
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the family friendly version
http://www2.autotrader.co.uk/classified ... ?logcode=p
bit more miles than you want bit older than you want and not a hatchback but it has 4 seats

http://www2.autotrader.co.uk/classified ... ?logcode=p
bit more miles than you want bit older than you want and not a hatchback but it has 4 seats

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More good suggestions guys.
Graham: Ok, I think I've ruled out the Alfa's searching around on reviews and forums. Saabs are out too, just don't like em. And Volvo 4x4? You kidding? I should have stipulated, no 4x4's or Autos! Hate big 4x4's with a passion, unless you live on a farm or you do off roading you do NOT need one for families and the bloomin school run!
Ammo: Too BIG an engine let's be honest. Plus I had looked at the newer 5 series estates like Greg recommended. Again all high mileage in my budget.
Shiny: YES! I spotted that last week and I love it! CL7 FTW. However it's over budget, plus alot of money for the car and still with a saloon boot. Uber rare though, would be cool to own one.
Phil: E55 Merc? Really? Too old, too big an engine, and AN AUTO!
Sailor: Legnum and Stagea - too old really. Also looked at all the other usual Jap motors but most are mid 90's to 2001.
Paul: Thanks for a real opinion, but you did look like a chav in it!
Nah, I really do like these for some reason, but maybe it's too much oomph?
However, I have found something different altogeher. Going to see a perfect example on Saturday, so will explain all then...
Graham: Ok, I think I've ruled out the Alfa's searching around on reviews and forums. Saabs are out too, just don't like em. And Volvo 4x4? You kidding? I should have stipulated, no 4x4's or Autos! Hate big 4x4's with a passion, unless you live on a farm or you do off roading you do NOT need one for families and the bloomin school run!

Ammo: Too BIG an engine let's be honest. Plus I had looked at the newer 5 series estates like Greg recommended. Again all high mileage in my budget.
Shiny: YES! I spotted that last week and I love it! CL7 FTW. However it's over budget, plus alot of money for the car and still with a saloon boot. Uber rare though, would be cool to own one.
Phil: E55 Merc? Really? Too old, too big an engine, and AN AUTO!

Sailor: Legnum and Stagea - too old really. Also looked at all the other usual Jap motors but most are mid 90's to 2001.
Paul: Thanks for a real opinion, but you did look like a chav in it!

Nah, I really do like these for some reason, but maybe it's too much oomph?
However, I have found something different altogeher. Going to see a perfect example on Saturday, so will explain all then...

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so now we have 3 days of guessing what your going to see, if we guess correctly will you let us know ?
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Totally understand man, only time I've been glad a friend has had one was the snow two years ago - was the only way in our out of my part of townnucleustylzlude wrote:Graham: Ok, I think I've ruled out the Alfa's searching around on reviews and forums. Saabs are out too, just don't like em. And Volvo 4x4? You kidding? I should have stipulated, no 4x4's or Autos! Hate big 4x4's with a passion, unless you live on a farm or you do off roading you do NOT need one for families and the bloomin school run!![]()

I am intrigued. I think you should deffo keep it secret till there are pics. Or even post little bits of the pics and we can try and guess itnucleustylzlude wrote:However, I have found something different altogeher. Going to see a perfect example on Saturday, so will explain all then...

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