Selling my Nissan Qashqai, Automatic. It's been a good car, it's had a new battery installed by the garage, and I put four Continental all-weather tyres over the winter as I was driving in -15 degrees in Scotland. It didn't skid once! I've still got the old tyres which you can have as the tread is still good on all of them. It's a very comfortable car with masses of leg room. The suspension is perfect as you can't feel the lumps and bumps in the road. I say lumps and bumps but some potholes around here are so deep, they positively glow from being so close to Earth's magma. It has a little dink in the top of the back door, it's not very noticeable as there's a silver strip over it (see photos). The air-conditioning has recently been serviced, which is deliciously ice cold during summer. The car has plenty of head room too and can accommodate my lanky teen who mercifully took after their father in height and not like me, who could barely see over the steering wheel if it wasn't fully adjustable like this is. I must say, it's great having a car which warns you if you're about to crash into the car in front. That's saved me a few lawsuits. It's got a great voice command system which sounds like a genie asking you what your heart desires. I've tried asking it for riches beyond my wildest dreams, but sadly it tends to offer to call my mother-in-law or navigate me around the M25!. There are a few marks which is expected for the age. It has taken me many times to the Isle of Skye and I think it knows the way now. Incredibly, I fill up twice, and it gets me there, plus a week of driving around the Scottish mountains, which isn't bad for the budget! It sits nicely on the road, like sitting in an armchair, and with cruise control on and your favourite music, travelling is a dream. I welcome any checks/inspections and there's no outstanding finance on it. It's been great but due to autoimmune issues, my mobility isn't compatible with it and I sadly have to let it go - but it's been fun! What a ride!