There used to be the estate version of the bmw down the end of our road but it went a few years ago.I would love a 4x4 diesel estate.But unless you want an Audi/VW etc theres not much choice.
When my Dad retiered a few years ago his 407 company car went & he brought a Kia Sorento diesel auto.At best he was getting 27mpg,& 20 ish mpg towing the caravan.He sold it last year & brought another 407 sw hdi.
The 4x4 was good in the winter,but the mpg was too much.At least if you had a standard height 4x4 estate diesel,you should be able to get 45 mpg.
They are here too!
I think Lozz was just on about the Legacy Diesel.
2020 BMW 520d MSport Touring My Daily
2017 Dacia Logan MCV 1.5DCi Laureate Wifes
1996 Land Rover Defender 90 County SW 300TDi My Toy
2003 Ford Mondeo ST220 3.0 V6 My Other Toy
Mate of mine back in the UK managed to pick up a fairly late Forrester (2004 I think) for peanuts and he was out here with it last year. It seemed a nicely put together car, nothing of the "child's toy" build quality of the yoyo. Only 2 things put me off it, one was the seat position didn't suit my back and the other was the all-too-familiar emissions system failure warning lights on the dash. Other than that, great car.
We have a large subaru breakers less than 4 miles away, although i rarely see legacys around here, but i think thats peoples obsession with german cars.
Did they offer the jag x-type estate in diesel 4x4 flavour?
There is also the renault scenic, not a proper estate but 4x4 was available.
