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any one have any experience/knowledge of

looking for a family car with 7 seats.

Unless it tows or tips I have little knowledge of 'cars'

 

as a landy fan it pains me to say it but I don't want to go down the discovery route

 

Thanks

Dean

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I was looking for 4x4 7 seater to replace my landcruiser and looked at the parthfinder and for me (5 kids aged 2-13) it was very small so I hate to say I ended up with a disco 3, every ones needs are diffront but in my opinion the parhfinder is a small 5 seater with an extra 2 seats for use evey now n then

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  Joel77 said:
I was looking for 4x4 7 seater to replace my landcruiser and looked at the parthfinder and for me (5 kids aged 2-13) it was very small so I hate to say I ended up with a disco 3, every ones needs are diffront but in my opinion the parhfinder is a small 5 seater with an extra 2 seats for use evey now n then

 

Think you're thinking of the X-Trail or Qashqai?

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Jeep commander

7 seats, comfy as hell. Pulls like a trooper.

Only negative is been a 3.0V6 it does like the diesel. but it will shift if u put the pedal down

or u could go for the 5.7v8 now that petrol is going down in costs.

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I recently ventured into the world of Nissan (navara more or less same base vehicle as the pathfinder I am told) and immediately wished I hadn't.

 

However plenty of people I know own them and haven't had the problems I have had.

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  penfold said:
Think you're thinking of the X-Trail or Qashqai?

 

No nissan pick up made in an estate with tiny seats in the boot, it's even smaller then our disco 3,

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Pathfinder is based on navara but not as long, I have had my 07 navara for 4 yrs and had no real issues apart from the normal stuff, wheel bearings etc, been and still is a great truck.

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Looking for a seven seater with room for a dog in the back is the biggest issue.

 

We have a Mazda Bongo. It has been a great motor, we brought it straight off the boat from japan. It was in amazing condition. Four and half years later and I have had no major issues to date. I think apart from servicing all we've done is changed the tyres and the exhaust. Not bad for a car that is nearly 20 years old.

 

Driven to France 4 or 5 times, several with a trailer with bikes and kayaks. Used by the misses as the family run about. It is nice to drive and even 4wd. No mud plugger but helps you off wet campsites. It is however thirsty!

 

When it finally dies I reckon I will replace with a Caddy maxi. 7 seats and a decent boot, plus decent MPG... I have the van now and rate that..

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If you really need a 4x4 seven seater the landcruiser amazon or nissan patrol are the best as there biggest and super reliable but running cost is high, next is disco 3 & afther that the seven sweaters become too small but if you don't need it to be 4x4 the ford galaxy is a good motor (a million taxi drivers in London all can't be wrong) or maybe go down the merc vito vw transporter road !! Iv gone from an amazon to a disco 3 due too the ol,woman going tro petrol like water but I'm already regretting it as I'm not that keen on the disco but saying that it's not in the same leage so unfair to compaire them the disco is getting 25mpg but iv already replaced the air compresser

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