Living on the countryside asks for more cars than city life.
We have a Landrover for field use, for hunting and the dogs, a estate car for the lady to guarantee autonomy and shopping capacity, a business car for my job, an old Golf for the kids as public transport is limited in the evening and I'm not willing to collect them after midnight from parties; a Moggy for the fun and a M3W to proove that the 4/4 makes more sense than a 3wheeler. On top of that package daughter nr. 2 recently got a decent company car.
When the whole croud and their friends spend a weekend with us we need to hand out parking tickets....
