Every now and then, something turns up that’s a bit of a departure from the sort of thing we normally sell. And by “a bit of a departure”, I mean this has NINE SEATS. Nine. You could start a five-a-side team and still have room for the subs. But this was simply too good an opportunity to pass up. It’s come to us direct from Motability, it’s had just ONE owner and it’s covered less than 20,000 miles. So, while it might be capable of transporting half the population of a small village, it really hasn’t had a hard life. And that’s the clever bit with this one, because it could suit all sorts of people. Big family? Lovely. Nine seats and loads of room for people, bags, children, dogs and the frankly ludicrous amount of stuff apparently required to leave the house with any of them. Fancy converting something into a mini camper? Also, very interesting. You get loads of usable space without having to drive something the size of a bungalow down a single-track road in Northumberland. And it even has the option of V2L, which lets you power electrical equipment directly from the car’s battery. So, your little camping adventure can still include all the modern essentials. Like a kettle. Obviously. Despite being enormously practical, they haven’t forgotten to put some actual equipment in it either. You get heated front seats, air conditioning, cruise control, reverse parking sensors AND a reversing camera - which, given there’s approximately seventeen feet of vehicle behind you, feels sensible - plus navigation, Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. It comes with TWO keys and service history, and before it leaves us we’ll give it a fresh service and a brand-new MOT, so it’s completely up to date and ready for whatever you’ve got planned. Family bus? Absolutely. Mini camper conversion? Go for it. Taxi? Yep. Starting your own slightly underfunded airport shuttle service? We’re not here to judge. And for complete peace of mind, we’ll even include our 12-month parts and labour warranty completely FREE of charge. It’s certainly not our usual sort of thing. But then our usual sort of thing doesn’t seat nine people.