By heck Bridge. You always give good value for money!

Hyundais are boring, coming from a Volvo driver.......... Last time I checked my car didn't have a place to put my pipe or seats designed to fit the contours of a cardigan.

Mind you, fairs fair. Many years ago I had an 850 T5 as a company car.

You do have a serious point though. I would never have bought a Hyundia on the basis of a driver's car. I do have a 911 that gets wheeled out at weekends, being one of these capitalist bastards etc.

The Hyundai fits the bill as a tool and as I said above, is pleasantly surprising as a drive as opposed to me expecting it to be good.

The Porsche was bought new 9 years ago and other than servicing and wear parts (eats bloody tyres and brake pads) has never had a single problem. Quality is quality and sometimes you get what you pay for. My responsible adult's Eos is similarly reliable and 5 years old now.