My bf has found me a possible replacement car but I really like my current car even though totally inpractical and doesn't like the potholes in the trail car parks! As some of you may have seen I currently have an MGTF which I do manage to strap the bike to by way of a nifty Saris rack - the possible alternative is a 6 year old Ford Puma with only 17k on it - more practical but still sporty, what do I do??? Come on girls I need your help!!!! 
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 We had a puma for several years, managed to get two bikes and all our camping gear in it,
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 just got an 02 focus with less than 45k on teh clock £3000 fits 2 bikes and camping kit no probs
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 I drive a mini, maybe not the most practical car but I love it! Depends if you want more room or can cope with the room you have. It's amazing how much you can get into a small car!
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 Just got a Subaru Impreza WRX SW, 1 year old, 12000 miles, £14,500. So much fun  and can still fit loads of bikes and all the camping gear in the back.
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 Swap a MGTF for a Puma? You must be mad to even think it #goes out to old m reg mondeo estate, feeling extemely jealous#
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On the surface you would think so, but add in the damage to the paintwork no matter how careful I am with the bike plus all this winter the TF has let the rain in which a couple of times has then frozen on the inside and I wasn't able to open the doors (!) the Puma looks a bit more tempting..... Plus the cheaper insurance and tax - over £200 to tax the TF for 12 months now thanks to this blood sucking government! 
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I would go for the Puma, they are good fun to drive,
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 I once had a mk1 mr2 which was perfect for the bikes..... keep the mg I say!!!
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Decision made - as of the 29th I'm a Puma girl.....
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Woohoo, good choice,, is it a normaly puma or a racing puma?
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Nah it's not a racing - I wish! It's a 1.6 02 reg, one owner from new and only 17k on it. No more dodgy bike/car arrangement from next Sat!
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