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For a while I have had my eye on a small car to sit in-between family car and weekend car duties. Short list was an UP! GTI and a Panda Cross. Key consideration was it has to carry MTB (on the roof for ease), a dog (inside, not on the roof) and be able to sit on the Motorway every now and again. Performance was not really a consideration, no desire to take the dog for an early morning spirited drive or hurtle around bends with my bike perched on top. As per the thread title, the Cross was preferred and so a Panda hunt commenced. First impressions are, love it. Engine is quirky, I did expect th

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Tickle said: Bonefish Blues said: I think they're a generic moulding, as so many are, so may be available cheaper under different brand. Our (smallish) dog hates the boot though - can't see out, so he sits in a clipped-in harness on the back seat these days.I was looking at the dog 'hammock' cover/platform for the rear seats as an alternative to boot and folded seat cover. Gone with the latter though. You are probably right regarding rubber mats for what the car will be used for, and that we now seem to have 11.5 months of rain.Edited by Tickle on Tuesday 30th July 08:19 We use the hammock with harness arrangement. We find it better for the dog and us.She's safely held, with no risk of ending up in the footwell and the hammock keeps most of her mud/dust/grass/dead things safely contained.