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As a london, uk resident, I recently got a hatchback-sized lexus hybrid "SUV", the ux 250h. Perfect for the place, possible to go to a motorway, high mpg, relia
by vkazanov 3y ago
As a london, uk resident, I recently got a hatchback-sized lexus hybrid "SUV", the ux 250h. Perfect for the place, possible to go to a motorway, high mpg, reliability. My kid is just fine in the back sit, I can see a second one fitting just fine.
my American friend laughed at me, saying something like "a family needs at least a range rover, you can afford one".
So it's not about reason, not about making a balanced choice or something. No, in many cases it's about "get it if you can".
- op00to 3y agoHey tell your friend I’m American with two kids and I don’t yet have my Range Rover. Can they throw me a few bucks? :)
- petre 3y agoHow do you deal with the small boot space? Have you taken off the boot's floor and the polystyrene foam underneath it?
- vkazanov 3y agoDunno, we never felt the need to damage the car to get some more space :-) It just doesn't make sense to use a jumbo jet to get around Kent.
- petre 3y agoNo damage needed, there's like 2x the boot space if you remove the floor plate that has the spare wheel space under it with some polystyrene filling to hold the tools in place. You can put them back again later. Maybe yours has the battery there? We have the petrol only model. I always thought the boot space was too small, as we always seem to fill it up. Oh and it's not a SUV, it's a crossover. A pretty low one as well, it's quite confortable on the highway.
- vkazanov 3y agoYes, we own a hybrid so some of that space is eaten by a battery. And the rest of it is taken by all the stuff we always keep around the car. And yeah, it's kind of hard to classify UXs. Wiki says it's a "subcompact crossover suv" so go figure. Don't really care, for me it's just a nice reasonably sized car.