Previous Car

Changed to the C-HR from an Astra GTC 2.0 SRI CDTI, before that I had an Astra Twintop 1.8 Design.

BMW X3, loved it but the diesel had to go

Blast, your question is answered here, from a post 11 months ago:

http://www.chrforums.uk/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=48

Prius for 11 Years.
No problems with it , great ride even at that age.
This is so much better though, looks and lots more toys, had it 3 months now and still get a buzz when I look at it.
Going on our first proper ride over Easter, down to the south coast, really looking forward to it.
I like the radar cruise control but it does leave a large gap in front (probably about right really) and someone always nips in front of you which is frustrating, still enough of my moaning.

MarkyMUK said:

Blast, your question is answered here, from a post 11 months ago:

http://www.chrforums.uk/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=48

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Sorry I only saw the thread title about what car people are driving now not their previous cars

blast said:

MarkyMUK said:

Blast, your question is answered here, from a post 11 months ago:

http://www.chrforums.uk/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=48

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Sorry I only saw the thread title about what car people are driving now not their previous cars

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I read it as that too. On the other thread you may not be giving up what you are driving now. You may be adding to .

I've left the wonderful world of Citroen to join the Toyota crowd. Purchased the special edition C4 Lounge on launch in 2008 on the advice of the then government, saying that diesel was the way to go! Now I've had to sell it because they were wrong! (There's a surprise!) Loved that car but if what they say is true about taxing them then it had to go. :-( I'm currently 3 days into my new C-HR and I've still got plenty to smile about, but for comfort you won't beat the Lounge.

I traded in my Range Rover Evoque for my c-hr, it was a lovely car, had it from new but at just 5 years old already started to have have faults which were costly to fix by main dealers despite only doing 35k miles. Hoping the c-hr is going to be more reliable and already realising the c-hr is going to be way more econimacal on fuel....

I went from a 2010 Auris Hybrid Executive (yes the oldfashioned Corolla model) to the C-HR Hybrid Premium. All my friends were in shock that I chose such a daring futuristic looking car.

Also traded in Auris Hybrid which was two years old.