I love my automatic white BMW Series 1 Sport, bought new 2017, it has about 25,000 on the clock. Don’t think I’ll be changing it any time soon as it’s still immaculate.
I traded in my old fiat L and my husband’s elderly Skoda after his diagnosis meant he could no longer drive. We’d been planning to trade them in but events speeded it up.
I have a large lab, spaniel and growing grandchildren. I’d driven a Mini Cooper in 1967 and went to look at one. I soon realised I needed a big boot (dogs) and bigger interior than a mini.
In April 2022; I bought a Mini Cooper countryman and love it. It meets all my needs and is a nice drive. As my grannie would have said - it will see me out
Only about 5 years old (Honda Jazz) but my previous, a Ford Focus, was 21! It was still going well, but I was getting a bit nervous of it dying on me on the very busy 6 lane section of the M25 - part of the route I often take to dds in Oxford.
My previous ‘oldie’ - IIRC a mere 15 or so - had died on me, but luckily it was only just down the road from where we live. Very considerate of it!
My car is a Nissan Note. It is twelve years old. Still going strong. It is great for us because it is shared with dh and he is 6ft 2 and I'm only 5ft.Unlike a lot of small cars there is still room in the back for a passenger behind dh when he drives with the seat as far back as possible while still being fine for me when I drive with the seat as far forward as possible. We would consider a new car if they still did the Note but it was discontinued. The entire back seat moves back or forward in the upright position so you can choose to have a big boot and not much leg space or a smaller boot with plenty of leg room in the back.
I have a 15 year old VW Fox. It’s done well under 40,000 miles and sails through its MOT every year. I love it except for the fact that it has no air con (other than an open window) so I’m certainly not driving it at the moment! Fortunately it’s not the main family car. When it finally fails its MOT or needs expensive repairs I shall wave bye bye!
I have a 10 year old, bright red Vauxhall Corsa and I love it. It never gives a moment of trouble, feels safe but has a turn of speed when needed. I hope it and me have years of enjoyment to come. I can't imagine being without it.
Do you still have it because you love it, or because you can't afford a younger model, mine is a 18 year old Renault Clio, in great condition, I keep it because I love it, but also I can't afford a newer one anyway lol