Jaguar XF
Mercedes E-Class Estate
Audi A6 Avant
Range Rover Sport
BMW 4 Series Gran Coupe
Jaguar F-Type
Audi e-tron
McLaren GT
Mercedes A-Class
Porsche 911
First up a Great British premium saloon. The XF is a classy chariot with a boot that will swallow up 2 sets of clubs with no problem. A true staple of every club car park throughout the land.
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The E-Class oozes quality, is a delight to drive and features such a cavernous boot you'll be able to bring half the pro shop home with you.
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A great alternative to the E-Class, the A6 Avant comes packed with technology and although the boot size is not as enormous as the Mercedes. The choice between the two may just boil down to personal taste.
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Range Rover Sport is another classic that you'll probably find in every golf club car park, and it's easy to see why! With plenty of stage presence and a grand and comfortable interior, making even a short trip to the shops feel like a pleasure. Plus there'll be more than enough room for your playing partners and their bags.
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It's been described as "all the car you'll ever need", and that's a hard claim to argue against. Stylish, practical and fun to drive the Gran Coupe has bags of car park appeal among the youngsters and the senior masters alike.
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Jaguar claims that with a 407-litre boot the F-type can hold 2 full sets of golf clubs. It could be a squeeze, but one thing is for sure. The F-type is a thing of beauty. Great to look at, and even more fun to drive. You'll definitely want to join the course with the twisty country roads nearby.
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Fancy using less fuel en route to the local links? How about none, in Audi's fully electric e-tron. With a range in the region of 250 miles and a slightly quirky twist on the popular Audi style, the e-tron whisks you off to the fairways as quietly as the wind.
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Your clubs would have to live in a locker if you wanted to drive most McLarens to the course. Not the case with the new McLaren GT. The boot will happily gather up your golf gear, and with genuine GT credentials you might accidentally drive to Monaco on the way home. The new McLaren GT bears a close resemblance to the out-and-out track-bred supercars in its range. But take a closer look and you’ll be surprised at how practical, spacious and refined the newcomer could be for an extended tour.
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Sitting at the wheel of this small car, you could be forgiven for thinking you're in one of it's more expensive bigger brothers. The latest A-Class design is based on the platform of the previous A-Class, the new model is completely revised, with a 30mm longer wheelbase and 14mm wider front track. The cabin leads the class in style and quality. With a better-shaped boot than the older model, you'll get the clubs in, no problem.
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Gracing golf course car parks since 1963. EV fans should also check out the fully electric Taycan which Porsche's engineers were instructed to build to drive like a 911. It won't matter how bad your short game was on the course as either Porsche will put the smile back on your face on the journey home.
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If you like the idea of turning up to your next round in one of these cars, then feel free to check out our range of New and Used Approved cars at www.jardinemotors.co.uk
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