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#16 stevelane

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Posted 19 April 2015 - 06:11 PM

Watching this as my brother has exactly the same scenario, and the same problem. The problem we seem to be having is two fold, firstly the underfloor comartments, secondly having a car wide enough to get three baby seats in (more specifically two baby seats and a toddler seat). To date we've ditched the isofix idea and are looking for Ford S-Max.


If you go for a ford with storage compartments you apparently can buy fillers to make them safe but they seem to be the only ones that do

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Posted 19 April 2015 - 06:19 PM

 

Watching this as my brother has exactly the same scenario, and the same problem. The problem we seem to be having is two fold, firstly the underfloor comartments, secondly having a car wide enough to get three baby seats in (more specifically two baby seats and a toddler seat). To date we've ditched the isofix idea and are looking for Ford S-Max.


If you go for a ford with storage compartments you apparently can buy fillers to make them safe but they seem to be the only ones that do

 

Interesting, I'll look into that, cheers.



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Posted 21 April 2015 - 07:57 AM

yeah for twins they are indeed the narrowest thing. 

 

what could be interesting for buggy if they get a bit bigger would be a phil and teds buggy they sit behind each other their, we have one ourself, takes little boot space as you can take it apart very easily

 

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