Prices seem to be similar in Spain as here in Sweden. Always wondered why the depreciation of cars is so much more in the UK.

I live in France and second hand cars are very expensive here too, I always thought it’s down to the fact that in the UK people trade in their cars more often than in France so dealers have to be competitive with pricing in the UK. Most French will happily keep their car for 10+ years.

People don't realize how expensive cars in other countries can be. I have a friend in France who bought a 2007 Porsche 911 base model for around 65k

Great video! I find the spanish car market fascinating, like there were so many cars listed for prices that would encourage you to just spend a little more and get a brand new one, yet no one really seems to. Keep up the great work matt!

I love the translations - the soft top Audie - 'It drives without problems' Imagine the response you would get from telling someone in the UK that!

I think you're better off with either a convertible or better still, a sedan (or saloon car). Even a coupe will be fine, you won't need to spend a lot to get a convertible roof working or maintained. If you're not doing serious offroading or you're not in an area with bad roads, you really don't need a 4X4 SUV. It's just too complicated (even the more reliable ones from Toyota). I was going to say something about fuel economy, but since the car you're going for isn't going to be your daily driver, it's not a big deal.

7:52 I am Spanish and I see that many people are confused: the environmental labels are for all of Spain and are: B (old diesel or gasoline), C (new gasoline and diesel with AdBlue), ECO (microhybridised, hybridised or LPG) and 0 (100% electric). Those are all and there are no more letters. Greetings from Valencia.

What a great video, I have been in the UK for 3 weeks and missing home Marbella so that has been a real pick me up of what Spain is like. Always been a pain buying cars, you forgot to mention the transfer tax and the nightmare that goes with changing ownership.

omg you’ve literally said what i’ve always been thinking. Older cars age so much better in foreign countries and i feel like as a country, we’re so hung up on having the latest car that older cars age quicker where as in countries like spain i feel like people hang onto their cars longer and preserve them.

Having lived here in Spain for five years, I feel your pain! I still can't stop comparing the prices to what we would pay in the UK. I never realised how good we had it. As for the emission sticker you just take the car's log book into the post office, pay €5 and they give you the sticker. p.s I have one of those sad face looking Lynk & Co's It's an XC40 in different clothes. Good luck with the hunt, and getting home.

I love how your price ceiling edges up as you go on. From ‘18k is too expensive’ to ‘39k…. Looks reasonable’…😂

That was a very interesting video. My dad had an apartment in Spain, because we all used to go there, and used to hire cars, he bought a little Corsa from a local car hire company that we always used. In fact over the years he bought two Corsa's from the same place and they did us proud.

I’m genuinely shocked at the prices in Spain. I thought the UK was expensive but I’ll never complain about spending my money here again 😂

bros voice is so calming i can watch/listen to his videos as i work, when i want to learn something about cars or for entertainment sometimes this is the last channel i watch before i sleep am from Kenya btw...am a big fan

Environmental stickers are (from worst to best): - A (no sticker) - B (yellow) - C (green) - Eco (green/blue) - 0 (blue) Stickers are assigned based on the Euro regulations complied, or on the type of fuel for Eco and Zero: petrol engines from 2000 to 2006 and diesel from 2006 to 2014 get the B, newer get the C, hybrid/mild hybrid/alternative fuels get Eco and electric/plug-in hybrids with more than 40km of range get the 0 Large cities like Madrid and Barcelona currently apply restrictions based on your sticker, and more cities will activate them in the next years

I love the way you get more "enthusiastica" as the beer slips down. Been there, got the T 👍😀🤣

They don't look after cars properly in spain like the UK... not serviced regularly... best driving one there from the UK and re-registering it as a Spanish car... Spanish car prices are expensive for what you can get in the uk

About environmental stickers, this comment might help you. There are 4 stickers, '0' 'ECO' 'C' 'B', from ''less pulluting to more''. 0 = BEV or PHE with more than 50 km on electric ECO = the rest of PHEV, HEV, or CNG conversions of petrol engines. C = Diesels from 2015 and petrol from 2006 B = diesels from 2006 and petrol from 2001

Saab 93 soft top every time. The world's most comfortable seats, classic looks and well built. Why consider anything else. It's the obvious choice for someone living in mellor/Marple Bridge 😮

Thanks Matt, that was fun. I can't count the number of hours that I've done the same thing ( well not from Spain) going through the Autotrader here in Canada. Oh look a Bentley, oh how about a panamera, oh hang on, any aston martins around? Great fun. Cheers from Ottawa.

I live in Portugal and the prices seem almost similar if a little cheaper believe it or not. Over here its crazy, because they finance over 10 years mostly everything holds its value eg my Honda PCX was €3300 new, 4 years later with 27k kms I sold it for €2500 madness! Also every car here is advertised as having full extras😂 often the most basic spec has this term applied. Another thing is the number of owners is never mentioned. Paintwork or bodywork is so cheap here most cars have been tidied up at a small cost. Another thing I notice is they can have high specs like often having xenons on old cars etc but the weird one is almost all big executive cars are manual. Ive lost count of the amount of 730d 740d 530d are all manual. The tax on anything over 2 litres here is very high so those types of cars are rarer but still can be found, also mad models like 745d that you don’t get in the UK are a nice spot.

As I'm spanish, I'm gonna sum up how spanish stickers work, cause it's not so evident. From the best to the worst: -0:electric cars/hybrids with more than 40km of electric range. -Eco:hybrids/lpg -C:Petrol cars newer than 2006 or diesels newer than 2014 -B:petrol cars newer than 2001 or diesels newer than 2006. -No sticker... The years are aprox, but it's ok to have a global idea. Good video btw. Is funny to see how you analize the spanish market 😂.

I've got an '09 CLK with 100k on the odometer. Look after it with good preventative maintenance - following your advice - and it runs great. Lovely getting the top down in summer. Would recommend. Only cost me £6500 (4 year ago) too.

Moved over to Spain in 2019 and bought a 2011 Seat leon copa 1.2 for 8500 euros. Within 3 days you wouldn't believe the amount of dings and scrapes it collected. They just don't care which is why they hang onto cars until they fall apart. The only saving grace is they depreciate at a slower rate so its all relative.

Cars are an arm and a leg here in Spain, We lived in Mallorca for 37 years before moving to la Cala De Mijas a couple of years ago, we just needed a change of scenery and liked the idea of not being limited to island life, expensive ferries and sky high flight prices in the summer etc, anyway cars were a lot cheaper there than here on the mainland, low mileage is quoted here 180,000km it’s a joke very rare to find service history to, in a nutshell very expensive to buy second hand.

Thanks Matt for the great insight to Spain. Like your number plate in the office. Prices here in OZ are high for new but older cars are reasonable.

Off the back of your videos, I bought a ML500 for £1,500 down the road in Gibraltar recently for similar reasons to what you're looking for. Glad to see you zeroing in on pretty much mine's exact spec - including the usual damage etc for the region...!

🙌🏻 sat in me truck watching this before bed time. Keep up the good work lad and well played on the 300k

The Phaeton is a fantastic car (as long as nothing breaks😬 and if it has been serviced in time). Well, we can dream as much as we want, can’t we?

I like this style of video going car shopping. I’d love to see more of this on the channel! :)

As someone who lived in Spain for 17 years until moving to Germany, I can relate a lot with this video, everytime I looked up cars in the UK my jaw just dropped, the amount of reasonably modern high end cars that you can buy under 10k is insane, while most of those cars tend to still be above 20k in Spain.

If it’s not too difficult to import a UK car into Spain, I suggest you bring one of the cars you like (with ice cold AC) from your lot and keep it in Spain….

There are three main reasons for the price difference: Although HMRC have made it much less tax efficient these days, there used to be a huge company car culture in the UK so people got conditioned into getting rid of a new car after 3 years. If the brake lights were the "wrong shape" the demand fell through the floor and the resale price with it. (Curiously, the Spanish car companies are trying to stimulate the same approach by pushing, often via the banks, the idea of leasing cars instead of buying them outright.) Secondly, without all the salt on the road, the cars don't rot, so a ten year old car can still look pretty decent and, if properly maintained, can easily give the owner another ten good years. Thirdly, because there's quite a big chunk of tax to pay every time a second hand car is sold, people aren't in the habit, culturally, of regularly switching their cars.

Never thought I'd enjoy a guy looking through the classifieds as much as I did 😂👍 Cheers Matt

Prices in the Netherlands are on this level too. UK buyers are lucky. Just saw a 2007 Aygo with 370K offered for 3,000 Euro. Madhouse!

BUY THAT WRANGLER MATT! Used one for a giggle when i worked for Chrysler/Jeep back in 200e - it was a demonstrator we had. Petrol manual 4.0, great fun even in London!

BE WARNED .....It is better to buy a new car in Spain I know all about it, the first Merc I got was a 250D it was a cut and shut, the next one was a VW Passat and it was clocked, then I bought a new Passat and never looks back since......

Do not try to buy a used car in Portugal. The prices are scary high 😔 and it's a nightmare to find a good deal.

Same here in Portugal , where prices are way above those in the UK. Mileage is also usually much higher , although most cars are looked after by proud owners. We are ver reg. and mileage conscious back home and cars look much more of a bargain. Colleagues are usually amazed when , like you, I take them on a tour of Autotrader.

Get the DB9 you'd look good in one of those in Spain,I've just orded the new DB12 it will make me look posh until I open my mouth as I'm from Barnsley

You could always look for a cheap LHD car in UK and do a video of the road trip over. Great video

Might have more luck in Portugal if you don't mind the road trip. Same climate and seem like better deals to be had. Had a quick look and saw a cool 1996 Chrysler Stratus 2.5 V6 5,000 EUR and a bunch of interesting cars (including Range Rovers...)

The prices are mad over there, my runaround is a 17 year old Skoda Fabia which I paid 2400 euros for, you wouldn't see it on the road in Stockport or anywhere else in the UK, it was great pre brexit when you could drive around forever in a UK registered car.

The prices here in Spain are crazy. However, the cost of bringing a UK car here and registering it, with all of the charges and post Brexit duties are very prohibitive. Best bite the bullet and buy one already in Spain.

Take your R129 down there. Its special enough to enjoy when you get there but not pricey enough to have to worry about when it's sat. You'll keep the miles off and it won't depreciate as it's sat either.

bear in mind viewers, Not all Spanish Cars are from the Costas. Still need to check for rust. Also If these £10/10K cars are so expensive in Spain. Import a decent cheap car from the Uk and live with RHD

Just down the road from you in San Pedro de Alcantra where we have an apt. I sourced a Spanish car on Ebay in the UK. Its a grey Discovery Sport with 7 seats...albeit the back is tight. It belonged to a Boat Captain who was returning to the Uk. It had 23000 kms and i got it at Uk price. Low mileage because it spent most of its time parked up and, because he is a boatist, it was kept immaculately. 4 years on its got 36k on but its probably worth similar money over here...so a bargain. You are right about prices being linked to condition and usage rather than year...the lack of year on the reg plate is the reason there. We park it in parking spaces, not the road due to the touchy feely parking of the locals that you mention. Keep it at the airport...ExPats Parking look after it and are there so we walk off the plane and are on the road 15 mins later. I cannot describe the difference it makes to the journey. Buy so.ething in the UK Matt and take it down there. You wont regelret it.

Hi Matt, I live in Spain, Tenerife to be exact. The new sticker to indicate what environment emissions the vehicle uses is bought at the post office, we were told the sticker must be displayed by the 4th of June , so far I've only seen one car displaying the sticker and that is my partner. I haven't even seen a police car displaying one. The lady in the post office said later this year there will be areas mostly towns or city''s where certain cars won't be allowed only EV's, it's another scam. a few weeks ago I was in the UK and my partner came over to go to my uncle's funeral he was flying to Manchester and had a ticket for the Monday he was told in the airport there is a delay until 12:30am in the end his flight was 9:00am the Tuesday morning and it was due to French air control on strike, strange because I don't ever remember flying over France from here it's normally over the coast of Portugal and just scraping past the north of Spain, he should have asked the pilot to just drive round France. Lol. I can't believe the second hand car price difference between the UK and Spain, if only the Spanish looked after their cars thanks for a great video and all the best... P.s we pasted your High peak Autos in Bramley driving from Sheffield to Stockport, it was a Saturday afternoon and you were closed or I would have called in to say hello..

Ha ha I did an almost identical car search when I was over a couple of weeks ago - start off looking at wranglers & range rovers & end up looking at hummers & Fj's

Spanish car shopping .. cool watching now thumb twiddler Mat lol ✌👋

The Lynk&Co is a subscription based car. You can get it for 550 Eur/month and give it back anytime you want, pretty interesting business model.

The CLK & ML V6's & V8 from 2006-10 have the problem with the balancer shaft or idler on V8s so you'd be better off going for the MK1 or a pre-facelift CLK. The 4.5 v8 Cayenne suffers from coolant system leaks, normally in the V which can be expensive. Honestly thought he CLK430 and the Wrangler were the best two on the list, can't see either of them depreciating too much.

Hey Matt. As a local resident (Costa del Sol) I will explain the stickers story for you. They are introduced all over Spain and they go like this... The best one to have according to this environmental satire is 0 (zero): it is for EVs of various types, including plugin hybrids if they have at least 40kms EV mode capacity. Next level is called ECO: all hybrids apart from the ones mentioned before plus new and newish cars with LPG or GNC. Then there is C: Euro 6 diesel (as of 2014) and Euro 4,5,6 petrol cars (as of 2006). Last one is B: petrol cars from 2001 and newer (Euro 3) and diesels from 2006 and newer (Euro 4, 5). All other cars (petrol older than 2001 and diesel older than 2006) fall into the A category, which is in fact the worst in this ranking and they already have restricted access to some metropolitan areas (Zonas de Bajas Emisiones).

Stickers in Spain: 0 - electric or Plug-In Hybrids ECO - Hybrids or cars using natural gas C - EURO4 and above for petrol and EURO6 for diesel B - EURO3 for petrol or EURO4/5 for diesel

I have a "holiday" car in Spain too and their idea of service history is non existent!! They just tell you "yes mate, always serviced!" All websites and photos are a joke! Ended up getting a 2006 Dodge Caliber for 3500E as a beach car and it is HORRIBLE! Completely tidy inside and out but plastic EVERYWHERE. However, it had proper FULL service history and a VW diesel 2.0 TDI with manual gearbox... hopefully, it will get me to the beach for a few more summers. Love the channel!!

1:40 ~ Looking forward to next week's video when Matt goes over that Range rover he bought. The Golf cart gets my vote. (Most reliable "Golf" ever made.) But won't be surprised to hear that Jeep Wrangler is parked in your driveway, Matt. When the choices are terrible, might as well get what you want.

I'm as mad as you are! I live in Malta, spend time in the UK and have family in Portugal. I have an 01 Lexus LS430 and a 97 Triumph Trident 900 in the UK, a 16 Toyota Avensis and an 02 Yamaha Fazer 1000 (and a new Chineseum 125 scooter) in Malta and a 98 VW Polo (very old, bought new by my brother with over 800K km now...) in Portugal. All get used regularly - mad we may be but it is fun! Best of luck getting back to the UK......

As someone living in the UK and trying to buy a car in Portugal... I´m not used to Portuguese car prices any more!! Anything decent is at least 5000EUR...

Hi Matt when I did what you looking at fed up of cost of hire cars, I bought an ex rental. Risky but got a Mitsubishi colt 5 door with 100k kilometres on. Body and underneath was as new. 1100cc 3 cylinder. Had to have 2 new wheel bearings and tyres. Had it 10 years. Paid 3000euros. Took a risk and paid off. Never not started. Or failed mot equivalent. Been to Portugal/ Morocco and France in it.

Interesting. I watch another KZfaq channel called "the ex-pawers" about two Brits who moved to Spain to live in a rusty old motorhome. The wanted to upgrade to something like a van which they could convert into a motorhome. Nothing but overpriced high mileage rubbish. I reckon you need to move your business from Britain to Spain, import British cars for half the price from the UK and convert them them to LHD and flog them for twice the price in Spain....you'd be a multi millionaire in no time! 😜Love the channel, keep em coming and hope you eventually get home! 👍😎

We have a old vitara sort top in spain, no electics to drain the battery, can be left for months on end and always starts!

FYI having imported and sold over 40 x 955's here in New Zealand. First Gen 955 are starting to go up in price in the US. Porsche Cayenne 955 is the better engine 957 direct injection has carbon valve issues. Turbo 955 no bore scoring issues. air suspension is reliable as its incased, not like the range rover system. Each time you get back to Spain you will look forward to driving your Pepper 955 ...PS they are fantastic off road but tell to many people

Come to Tenerife we have 7.5% vat but everything is way more expensive. They operate as a cartel and nothing is done about it.. Cars are dear but motorbikes are ridiculously over priced. Plus the Spanish don't maintain anything so everything you buy is knackered (although advertised as showroom condition)

The 4 environmental stickers in Spain are B, C, ECO and 0, B being the “worst” and 0 being the “best”. ECO is for non plug-in hybrids and GLPs. A brand new normal petrol ICE would have a C.

Good chance of a small series. Buy left hand drive car in uk. Show all the things you have to do to import it to spain.Then the road trip driving it across.

After getting ripped off by GOLDCAR with a Brand New Mercedes that broke down I decided to start taking a car over from the UK Every year for 6 months. Bought a great £1700 Toyota Previa 7 Seat Front / Rear AC, fridge etc. But that became expensive swapping over every 6 months. So I looked at local dealers car (who I know) and auto scout . Silly Prices for high milers. So, I imported a car we had had in our Family since new, Audi A3 1.9TDie 62mpg, covered 56,000 miles. Just managed to get ITV in 2019 to beat the Import Tax as a non Resident

If you think Spanish car prices are mad, try looking at the prices in Turkey. 2005 Focus 1.6 petrol manual with almost 100,000km £9k

Hola Matt, So about the stickers, NO it's not like you say. There are only a few. If you don't have the environmental sticker (which can happen) you can't run your car under certain circumstances. BUT it does not go from A to F, it starts (lowest is) at B, then C, then ECO and then 0. Now, cars are expensive in Spain. But Barcelona and Madrid being more dense populated have higher prices (more demand means higher price). Being in Malaga you could buy a Gibraltar car at UK price? not sure. But the car would have UK plates and UK wheeldrive placed (on the passenger's side xD) and you could even bring it maybe back to the UK if needed. Not sure about Gibraltar-UK though. Prices here s4ck, specially in the last years as most of us buy 2nd hand cars instead of new ones (they are nuts expensive) so the 2nd hand cars prices came up a lot (i don't know maybe 50%?). YEP ITV is the MOT and it depends on how old is your car you'll need to pass it under certain time. A car 10 years old needs to pass it once a year. New cars are exempt to it for the first 4 years, and if it's 4 to 9 years old it has to pass it every 2 years. Weird but.... Uhm I'd say being in Malaga to check a car that has not been outside, due to the very strong sun they have there and the salitre (sea salt) and humidity, if possible. Ah yes! Last thing, yes we use Autoscout but usually is quite pricey there, you can check also coches.net and we are using now a lot an app and website named Wallapop. You should consider those places too. Wallapop being a 2nd hand market place allow you to throw stupidly silly offers to sellers who, logicaly, get mad at your offer. But you can do it. If the seller is desperate, well... it might work. You buy me a beer to thank me if it works when in BCN. (but I see now the price of a Yeti you have on a video, Yeti's cost 2-3 times more than in UK, and so on). Okay, that's all i needed to share. Enjoy the Malaga Sun and it's 40ish degrees xDD

I pushed the like button at the saab convertible and I would have pushed it again when the w123 turned up. The only problem with very old cars is the road safety

Wallapop is your friend. Get a right hand drive much cheaper. You have to pay the government when you buy a secondhand car so people don’t sell as often.

5:39 For reference, “retrovisores eléctricos plegables” is “electric folding mirrors”. The word for car mirrors (retrovisor) is different from the generic word for mirror in Spanish (espejo) because it describes what they’re for - looking behind you. Also, the bit in the first pic for that E46 would translate more like “what are you waiting for?”

U should get an Alfa Romeo SPIDER . Most amazing budget car u can get for a convertible

Looks like the dog has just relieved itself on the back wheel of the explorer!!😂

Well Matt! I live and work in Northern Spain, and have surrended to the stupid prices here! On the flip side you do get a higher price come px time! The emission sticker is only 5 euros, having just had a new windscreen and replaced the wrecked sticker. All good fun, take care!

I don’t know what I enjoy most about these videos, the content or the Alan Partridge quotes! 😂

It's not just that the grass isn't necessarily greener on the other side of the fence: sometimes there is no grass at all.

Alfa Spider three litre Busso .

I live in Germany and have looked a few times at LHD cars in the U.K. with the idea of reimporting. Even with the 20% import tax it can make financial sense.

It's the same all over the EU. Used car prices are nuts. All the cool cars are gone or way overpriced. And when you filter out the diesels you've almost got nothing left

Exactly what we did. Land in Mahon, taxi to house. Car in garage. All joy

We bought a flat this winter in Sanlucar de Barrameda. Next week I'm driving our old Jaguar XJ down there. I hope it fits in the underground parking; at best it going to be really tight.

Thanks again, lucky your in Spain and not pissing down UK...: i bought surfshark a few months ago with your discount...it works amazing and will be using it in Alicante in a few weeks on holiday..so cheers.....PS: Do you think the Spanish who want to buy property in the uk watch a programme called 'A Place In the Pissing Rain' ...lol...best wishes from rainy and Rod Stewart playing here tonight at the Castle Edinburgh....🤣🤣👍👍

Yep. Prices are mad. Especially 4x4s I've been trying to sell a mate's Vitara 2009 for the last 6 months here in Barcelona and none of the 3 viewers have bought it. The idea is to make this into a video of how to dell a car in Spain. Bit unlucky as things have gone wrong including the turbo last weekend that'll set him back about 1300 euros! 2009. 208000kms at 5990€. And that's the lowest price on Wallapop. Difficult market. People know too much and many turn up with a mechanic, which means you won't sell it!!

thanks for this - I'm in north Spain and it seems better value to buy new - but as you say, less rust.

Why not just buy a car in the UK and then register it in Spain? I see lots of people driving in the UK with European plates, they can’t all be here on holiday?

One last idea, why don't you Go for a Boxter? I mean they aren't that expensive, engine is "big" enough for me and it's cabrio. BMWs here have always been stupidly expensive due to being considered a high status cars. You can also look for maybe some Audi Cabriolet like the 80 was it? Or similar if exists. I think some of those had big 5 cylinder engines? Not sure. As a silly idea.

I think I would buy in the UK and put up with the inconvenience of a righthand drive and save £££......

With how narrow all the streets are there, if i were there, a mini works convertible of fiat 500c abarth.. would be my go-to just because of how well i think both would handle to terrain.

This is depressing. I'm portuguese and I find spanish car prices shockingly cheap, so there's that. I just bought my gf a 7 year old Seat Mii with 130k Km for 6.5k€ and I can tell you it was a great deal as those go for 9k€...

15:48 THE MINI ❤would be perfect to buzz around in

Of course, if you’ve got nothing better to do in Spain, there’s a business opportunity importing cheap(er) UK cars for resale in Spain at below market prices. Holiday travelers would deliver the cars to Spain for free, rent them, buy them …etc, etc. I know you’ve thought of this already!

I've just had to get an environmental sticker for my car when I drive to Germany for the Euros, that German sticker is also valid is Spain which is odd.

Buying an used car in Spain is a nerve racking experience, as people don't mantain their cars properly, and half- truths ad descriptions abound. We're not a country of liars, simply people assume that an old car will have necesarilly issues to repair ...the upside is that serious rust is rarely a problem, but perhaps it would be better to look for something a bit away from the coast. A 20 year old car that has spent its life in Cordoba, Jaen or Sevilla will not have a speck of rust anywhere.

Matt, got your Alan partridge reference again, "tell you what, 9 and a half thousand euros" 😂😂😂 I'm a nerd too lol

in UK most of the convertible aren't valuable because they rust, roofs leak, and there is not enough sun to enjoy them. Conversely, there must be cars that are less valuable in Spain but expensive in Britain :)

Funnily enough, I've recently been trying to choose a car for my (imaginary) Spanish holiday home. I decided on a Jeep TJ, an SLK AMG55, or maybe a beach buggy.

I think cars in the UK are mostly excluded from the trade in cheaper cars to Eastern Europe. I live in Germany and most dealers won't offer cars at the cheaper end to private customers to avoid the warranty requirements. They mostly get exported on the back of a transporter. This effectively splits the market to cheap/export and expensive/consumer

A car to live in Spain Matt, at the prices over there the answer is surely buy a left hooker over here as they are usually cheaper and give it a new home in the sunshine. Keith the cabbie

Is importing from Japan the answer here? Affordable, rust free and well maintained cars. Some are left hand drive.

Hey Matt, your resident Partridge spotter chiming in: @26:46 😁 Shortly before that I was thinking this is literally a man having some sort of episode going repeatedly from initial excitement to total dismissal 😁 You're right about 'touchy' parking in Malaga Province!