What car should I buy?

marksoton

rach83 wrote: »

Only thing I would say if you are thinking about starting a family is that you have to be careful as to whether or not buggies fit in the boot. A guy I work with has just had a baby (well his wife has!) and he has a 2005 VW Golf. Apparently the buggy only just fits!

HTH

It must be the biggest buggy known to mankind then !

Bitsy_Beans

freyasmum wrote: »

I always found it easier when dd was younger to put her into a 3 door

Perhaps its because mine are such heifers it's just the wrong angle for my back!!!!

rach83

marksoton wrote: »

It must be the biggest buggy known to mankind then !

Im only passing on what I have been told. Prams are deceptive apparently!

Bitsy_Beans

marksoton wrote: »

It must be the biggest buggy known to mankind then !

Depends on how they collapse. If it's a telescopic one then they tend to take up less room. If it's a Graco they tent to fold flat onto all 4 wheels so can take up a lot of room in the boot.

marksoton

Bitsy_Beans wrote: »

Depends on how they collapse. If it's a telescopic one then they tend to take up less room. If it's a Graco they tent to fold flat onto all 4 wheels so can take up a lot of room in the boot.

You just turn it on end then.

The only thing i can think is that they didn't remove the parcel shelf.

giggles_alot

I'd pick a focus, looking at them now for my sister and her little monster. She loved her Astra (another possiblity) till it died but that was old age - no reflection on car

vandanfc

Ford Fusion ???

danw2007

Nissan Note is a neat car, little bit pricey though.

Glad

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