My wife has a very trusty (and not rusty) RAV-4. She bought it new on a 2001Y plate, and it's now covered 92,000 miles and never missed a beat, it still has the original exhaust. I drive a faithful old 1997P Corolla, which has a mere 66,000 miles on it. We are both looking at retiring within the year, and I'm wondering what to do. I thought of buying a small sports-type car for the summer so that we can enjoy the open air, and we also need a family-type car for going on holiday, collecting groceries or taking allotment rubbish to the local tip. It would be a shame to have, say, an MX-5 sitting in the drive for several (cold) months of the year. It would also deteriorate if it's not used. Secondly, we don't really want to have two cars. Can you recommend a vehicle to replace the two we have? Perhaps a family convertible. As we are so used to Toyota reliability, I don't want the hassle of purchasing a 'dog' that's likely to need anything other than normal service appointments. We've got so used to Toyota reliability that we want to stay away from the garage until it's service time. We would rather buy a low mileage second-hand car, than a new one, due to the immediate (and significant) loss in value that results as soon as the vehicle leaves the forecourt.