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See other side impact crash video as well
http://www.nasva.go....08/type/12.html
No 7 seaters can offer proper side impact safety.
FYI there is no official rear impact test on 7 seaters yet, so I cannot comment on it.
http://www.nasva.go....08/type/12.html
No 7 seaters can offer proper side impact safety.
FYI there is no official rear impact test on 7 seaters yet, so I cannot comment on it.
I've tried the current model X5 with 3rd row of seats, this row of seats are for kids, not for adults. And when the 2nd row of seats are fitted with child seat, there is no way the wife can get to the back seat easily. I afraid there is no proper 7 seater that can offer strong passive safety yet flexible seat arrangement like the Toyota Noah.
have you test driven noah? the handling is totally unpredictable, on the limit, it just goes all over the place. if you really need a 7 seater, the previa wins my recommendation. older 8 seater previa can turn the middle rows round also.
anyway, I personally wouldnt agree to having the wife sitting at the back of the car, u dont want her turn into a 'helicopter mum'.
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space and convenience wise, it cant compare. on the other hand, it drives just like a bmw rather than a big crusier. it stops fathers going into mid life crisis.
have you test driven noah? the handling is totally unpredictable, on the limit, it just goes all over the place. if you really need a 7 seater, the previa wins my recommendation. older 8 seater previa can turn the middle rows round also.
anyway, I personally wouldnt agree to having the wife sitting at the back of the car, u dont want her turn into a 'helicopter mum'.
have you test driven noah? the handling is totally unpredictable, on the limit, it just goes all over the place. if you really need a 7 seater, the previa wins my recommendation. older 8 seater previa can turn the middle rows round also.
anyway, I personally wouldnt agree to having the wife sitting at the back of the car, u dont want her turn into a 'helicopter mum'.
I can not wait to see this car when it arrive at showroom
so far there is only water goods.
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space and convenience wise, it cant compare. on the other hand, it drives just like a bmw rather than a big crusier. it stops fathers going into mid life crisis.
have you test driven noah? the handling is totally unpredictable, on the limit, it just goes all over the place. if you really need a 7 seater, the previa wins my recommendation. older 8 seater previa can turn the middle rows round also.
anyway, I personally wouldnt agree to having the wife sitting at the back of the car, u dont want her turn into a 'helicopter mum'.
have you test driven noah? the handling is totally unpredictable, on the limit, it just goes all over the place. if you really need a 7 seater, the previa wins my recommendation. older 8 seater previa can turn the middle rows round also.
anyway, I personally wouldnt agree to having the wife sitting at the back of the car, u dont want her turn into a 'helicopter mum'.
The ISOFIX child seat allows 10 seconds detach (no the ISOFIX base) to get wife sit in the middle. And when the kids grows bigger, mom would be sitting in the front. I will take your advise to just let them cry for the trip.
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I stick w my e90 for similar reasons and now my first child is 4, there is really no need for me to get a bigger car anyway.
u have the bmw oem seat dont you? my max-cosi isofix seats are v heavy, it needs a pair of strong arms and back to move them round. the britax one for 3+ yr old is a bit easier.
u have the bmw oem seat dont you? my max-cosi isofix seats are v heavy, it needs a pair of strong arms and back to move them round. the britax one for 3+ yr old is a bit easier.
I still cannot convince myself to drive a 2.2 ton SUV ... I think I will stick with the E60 for the time being.
The ISOFIX child seat allows 10 seconds detach (no the ISOFIX base) to get wife sit in the middle. And when the kids grows bigger, mom would be sitting in the front. I will take your advise to just let them cry for the trip.
The ISOFIX child seat allows 10 seconds detach (no the ISOFIX base) to get wife sit in the middle. And when the kids grows bigger, mom would be sitting in the front. I will take your advise to just let them cry for the trip.
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I still cannot convince myself to drive a 2.2 ton SUV ... I think I will stick with the E60 for the time being.
The ISOFIX child seat allows 10 seconds detach (no the ISOFIX base) to get wife sit in the middle. And when the kids grows bigger, mom would be sitting in the front. I will take your advise to just let them cry for the trip.
The ISOFIX child seat allows 10 seconds detach (no the ISOFIX base) to get wife sit in the middle. And when the kids grows bigger, mom would be sitting in the front. I will take your advise to just let them cry for the trip.
that the way to do it.
for me from 2 years on mum was at front.
it is ok in HK most of the trips are very short unlike UK.
must let them sit in baby seat for safety
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