cars what tyoe do you or you parent/s own ?

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what type of cars do you or your parents own?
my dad has a jag a v reg and a vauvhal vectra thats an r reg. my mum has an 57 nissian note !

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My car is a Landy defender and hubby's car is a Ford Ranger.
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I owned a Jeep Cherokee. But we also have an Isuzu Trooper, a Morris Minor and a Landrover Defender.

Oh and my Mum has a Mercedes ML and my Dad has Chrysler Grand Voyager.
 
I feel the same. I used to have a Jeep Cherokee which I loved but Soooo expensive to run.

I now have a 54 reg suzuki Alto. Its ugly and small but costs £20 to fill, lasts 3 weeks and costs £35 a year to tax
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OH has a 206 and a Pajero to pull the hound trailer and horse trailer.
 
My parents have a Land Rover Discovery each, and I have a Toyota RAV4. Four vehicles in the drive though as my dad's work van lives there too. Drive is quite full - one very large van, two beefy 4x4s and my little 4x4 only just fit!
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Im very lucky girl, I have a Mercedes SLK230 convertible
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. Its great because when the roof is up the boot is massive and you can fit 2 saddles in it! I feel sorry for the poor thing though, shes always covered in mud and hay and is basically treated like a 4X4!
 
A 12 year old Renault Clio, which has had so much done to it this year, at VAST expense it ought to keep going for another 12! However the door is about to seize up so more time at the doctor's looks likely. Can't afford to replace it though.
 
GMC Sierra. 5 litre something or other, V8, if that means anything to anyone, a small vehicle by general standards around here. Mucky sludge coloured thing, which means in summer it blends well with the dust, and in winter with the sludgey ice.
 
Mine is an '89 convertible golf clipper, plus a kawasaki ZZR motorbike (17 years old no less)

OH's is a '72 MG Midget (currently minus an engine), half an austin healey sprite (for racing - part owned by his friend) and a Triumph TT600 motorbike

Not a very practical selection!
 
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