Yeah mate I think you’re right. Maybe I didn’t get that across well enough. Most people will get in it, be comfy and not give it a thought. It’s very height dependent though. Our video editor is tall too and he thought the same thing - pedal placement and seating position just a bit…off. Honestly, have a go in a VW or BMW and you’ll see the difference. 😁👊🏻 Mark.

Is it reliable? I absolutely love the way this looks and trying to find something after our yeti has died. I LOVED the yeti but they no longer make them and saw this and thought it would be great BUT people seem so windy and suspicious of french cars! I'm not fussed about great handling around corners these days as I am more excited by good MPG than 0-60 and handling! I am so disappointed at how sooo many mini SUV's are so boring to look at and so it keeps me coming back to this, but the reliability niggle is what makes me reluctant to take a chance. ultimately though looks matter less than reliability (BORING!).

​@@ArtByEmilyHare Just had one as a hire car at 800 miles, gearbox crunching and whining horrifically, gearbox chatter at low revs (possible dual mass issue), hateful seats with no lumbar support (perhaps higher spec models have it). Dullest handling/steering I have ever felt in a car, felt like a video game, and the infotainment system is downright dangerous, need to go through about 3 screens to change the climate. Even moving from hot to cold needs a keen eye or about 30 button presses, smart moves by the French. Changing the brightness for night driving is manual, and takes about 10 button presses! Dumbest design on the planet. No armrest either on that spec, worst vehicle I've ever driven. Buy a 3-4 year old GOOD car! Won't depreciate like a rock, likely more reliable too. It averaged 48-50mpg at 70, but the wind noise at those speeds was horrific, crossovers being crossovers of course, noisier, less efficient...

Zara mate. Get on board. 😁🤌 Mark.

Zara mate. 😁