Good choice, Carol !
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Nice wheels Carol! Happy driving!
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Thanks everybody.
I’m going for my first spin out in it today. 
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Hope you have fun, Carol. Take care.
Have you given the car a name yet?
I didn’t go very far in it today - still not very confident with the controls but going to settle down & have a good read of the users manual to familiarise myself.
I had a ride to the garden centre with a friend. It was nice to be out doing normal things.
Kazz - no I don’t give my cars a name. I just call her by her official name - Aygo.
“Tootling” 
now that’s a term I haven’t heard for ages,
I’m not even certain if these ‘modern’ cars actually have a “tootling mode” 
Actually all my ‘tootling’ is done & has been for many years in a Toyota 4 cylinder and presently it looks likely to outlast me. I’m happy to say that it has asked so little but given so much.
Blimey ! 
they say that some people change their cars when the ashtrays are full but surely you can’t have filled that many ashtrays. 
I agree about Kia. I once borrowed a Kia Starma. Trouble was the steering kept going round in circles. No forward movement at all.
I currently have a Citroen C3 Aircross. It will be 4 years old in Dec and we had it from brand new. never had a bit of trouble from it so wasn’t looking to change it but dealer where we buy all our cars and vans has been in touch to say he has a great deal on a nearly new one. Hubby is interested.
Don’t get sucked in.
I would expect nothing less as selling cars is the dealer’s livelihood. If your present car meets all of your needs and its reliable, they why change it.
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Totally agree. I had a Honda Civic 2.2 CDTi. Exec. It was quiet, economical and had all the bells and whistles. I gave it to my daughter and it is still running sweetly at six years old.
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