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pollyanna said:
Thanks Janis -looks well worth a closer examination.  It isn't the height so much as length and width that might be a problem with my garage and as we are not allowed to have cars parked on the road, it has to fit! :wacko:

I think there is a Kia dealer on an industrial estate in Ashford, where all the car dealerships seem to have premises, so i can probably see it there. 

I like the way the back seats fold down to leave a flat floor -same as my verso -it makes loading the cage and dogs so much easier, especially as Lily and Twiggy are getting on a bit. Polly won't travel any other way than in her crate.  My fault as I used it when she was a pup and now she won't go in any car without it. I have a soft one if we are going in anyone else's car, but she mumps and moans about it  :angry:

Are the seats fairly high and easy to get in and out of? Another thing I have to watch, with my physical limitations.

Thanks for the photo and links - I'm sure you'll all be so happy in your new vehicle!!

Good luck Janet, :luck: :luck:

do let me know ow you get on and what you eventually decide on when the time comes. :thumbsup:

Ill tell you more when Ive been driving it round for a few weeks.... :)
 
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Looks lovely Janis - our friends have one and they love it - they had been changing cars every 6 months and were never happy with one until they got their sportage.

Happy motoring - have you got the sporty sunglasses to match so that you can pose? 8)
 
you cant go wrong with a Kia...we have a sorento 4x4, we got it last christmas and its great, if not a little hard to park (pretty big)

i love it :thumbsup:

we got a bit of grief for buying a kia, but they really are great...we got a great deal..brand new at only 20 grand...cant be bad :thumbsup:
 
Rae said:
Looks lovely Janis - our friends have one and they love it - they had been changing cars every 6 months and were never happy with one until they got their sportage.
Happy motoring - have you got the sporty sunglasses to match so that you can pose?  8)

Yes Rae ..got 8) them out all ready :lol:

.....we may pick it up tommorow now, ........should I stick my arm out of the window too...... :D :lol: and what should I wear :- " :- "
 
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Janimal said:
Rae said:
Looks lovely Janis - our friends have one and they love it - they had been changing cars every 6 months and were never happy with one until they got their sportage.
Happy motoring - have you got the sporty sunglasses to match so that you can pose?  8)

Yes Rae ..got 8) them out all ready :lol:

.....we may pick it up tommorow now, ........should I stick my arm out of the window too...... :D :lol: and what should I wear :- " :- "

A cheesy grin :D
 
Im home with it folks :cheers: drove it back (about an hour away) handled really well... Im so chuffed with it. :thumbsup: Just waiting for the dog gate to arrive now....and first stop the seaside with all the dogs... :cheers: :cheers:

Didnt need my sunglasses Rae ..it rained... :angry: :lol: oh well I did get chance to try the window wipers :lol:
 
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Where are you getting your dog gate from Janis?

I was going to order a dog guard and tail gate guard from Barjo unless anyone has any better suggestions?
 
heres where I ordered mine Rae

its from Wales....and I spoke to the lady on the phone Debbie Dangerfield....she was really nice and a very personal service.

heres the link to Dogguardsr us...

http://www.dogguardsrus.co.uk/

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Thanks Janis.

They look easy to put in and take out, I'm not sure if they would hold a determined Supe, Star (yes honestly Star) and Leia at racing/lure coursing tho - (Supe has already managed to escape from a slightly open window and become a 'loose' dog)

I'll wait for a review of yours first 8) :thumbsup:
 
Rae said:
Thanks Janis.
They look easy to put in and take out, I'm not sure if they would hold a determined Supe, Star (yes honestly Star) and Leia at racing/lure coursing tho  - (Supe has already managed to escape from a slightly open window and become a 'loose' dog)

I'll wait for a review of yours first  8)   :thumbsup:

mmm I am wondering that myself Rae :lol: ...but you can also buy an attachment too which is about £14.oo I think, which attaches to the main one....any one on here got this type?? this picture is the attachment to the main dog guard below...

and another company I looked at

http://www.roofbox.co.uk/

Im going to see how the main dog guard goes...then buy the attachment if I need it... :thumbsup:

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