anyhow what do I know? from my experiences of dealing with chief executives is that they haven't a clue about nothing only making money and after 40 years that's still my opinion of the UK today. and that goes for the mp's and lords as my daughters been working alongside them the past 5 years and s...

Welcome, and many happy returns of the day for Thursday.
Once you get your CX-3 I'd be interested as to how you compare it to the Juke - to confirm what we already know, that the CX-3 is best in class

What's a "stamp"?

The auto-locking feature also double locks the car, as JT stated earlier. When we go shopping the wife gets in the car, I load the car (as we men are usually left to do :roll: ) and then return the trolley to the trolley car. I normally have the key in my pocket so the car autolocks when I leave the...

Welcome. Looking forward to the photos.

NickW wrote: ↑Fri Jul 12, 2019 6:45 pm
Just been out in it again, up to Cheshire Oaks and back. Acceleration is good, road handling is fantastic and I love the auto transmission. I keep peeking through the curtains at it - luckily I have a very indulgent partner, she hasn't even tutted once!

On top of the service plan I set aside just over £100 a month (in to a dedicated car fund account) for tyres, insurance, tax etc. If it doesn't get spent it's there to help in the deposit for the next upgrade.

I've on to use only Shell VPower even though it is up to £0.15 a litre dearer than Tescos.

Pukmeister wrote: ↑Tue Jul 09, 2019 8:35 pm One good thing we've learned about the smaller boot is that our car-phobic miniature schnauzer seems a lot happier travelling in the smaller space than she was in the back of the Nissan.

MJC1216 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 09, 2019 9:52 am I am more interested if it comes with the 180bhp petrol skyactiv x engine which would make it more likely to be my next Mazda.

I second that!
The CX-5 I drove had the proper HUD onto the windscreen.