Yeah, thats the one Custard!

had a look at some more today and theres a few you can get. A Quinny Buzz, but you have to take the quick release wheels off, A Maxi-Cosi Loola Up and also a Bebe Confort Streety by Maxi-Cosi. Im going for the Streety as you can fit like, 3 of them in the small boot!!!!!! So, problem solved! May not look as nice as a I-Candy or Seed but for £270, well worth the money and they fit! :idea:


http://www.pramworld.co.uk/category/509/Bebeconfort_Streety

I will take a picture of my Zapp in the boot and post it on here ... its so much better to change a pushchair for a car than change your car for your pushchair

In the mean time

http://www.bubsngrubs.com.au/quinny_zapp_folded.jpg

I have Babystyle Oyster and the chassis fits in the boot with one wheel off (quick press on the button). It will hold either the car seat, or the cot or the seat from 6 months on. It is a Bugaboo clone but much cheaper (the buggy costs around £250 with other bits extra). I'm quite happy with it as its very maneuverable but I agree with the previous poster that all prams are made in a bit flimsy way and it might not last long... Hopefully my boy would by then be able to sit properly and I can get Mclaren!

Melanabb said:

Hopefully my boy would by then be able to sit properly and I can get Mclaren!

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rather you than me .. I value my little ones fingers http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/8351424.stm

Kez 1000 fire said:

Here we goooooooooooooooo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :slayer:




http://seed.dk/da/sneak-preview/

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That scores massively high on the naffometer.

306maxi said:

That scores massively high on the naffometer.

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Yeah its not often i agree with 306maxi but i think that looks awful, defo still wanting the Quinny Buzz been looking at a few other cars like the BMW 1 series and the Toyota Rav4 cos i quite like those

Kez 1000 fire said:

Yeah, thats the one Custard!

had a look at some more today and theres a few you can get. A Quinny Buzz, but you have to take the quick release wheels off, A Maxi-Cosi Loola Up and also a Bebe Confort Streety by Maxi-Cosi. Im going for the Streety as you can fit like, 3 of them in the small boot!!!!!! So, problem solved! May not look as nice as a I-Candy or Seed but for £270, well worth the money and they fit! :idea:


http://www.pramworld.co.uk/category/509/Bebeconfort_Streety

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is this going to be your main pram or just for use with the car pram?


I remember when it was turbos and stereos

Daniyella said:

Yeah its not often i agree with 306maxi but i think that looks awful, defo still wanting the Quinny Buzz been looking at a few other cars like the BMW 1 series and the Toyota Rav4 cos i quite like those

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Glad we could agree on one thing at least! Congrats on the imminent arrival too.

Hahaha thanks, just wish it would come around quicker!

custard said:

is this going to be your main pram or just for use with the car pram?


I remember when it was turbos and stereos

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It will be my main pram. It only lasts till there 3 and a half but i think its worth the money. Fits in easy, nice to handle, practicle for us, looks good and made by a decent manufacture!

p.s-That 500 pram will be costing around £700!!!!! Defo not worth the money!

Hi all

Just wanted you to know that we just bought home our 500c and we had no hope of fitting our massive Phil & Teds buggy in the boot (which has a much smaller opening than the standard 500!).

Well we got home and thought we'd give it a try and amazingly it fits!! We just had to take off the easy release wheels and slide off the slide on mud guards and the buggy fits flat in the boot! So if we can fit our huge Phil & Teds Sport buggy in the 500c then there is hope for the other buggies mentioned on this thread fitting in the standard 500.

I was very pleasantly suprised

Geo

Kez 1000 fire said:

It will be my main pram. It only lasts till there 3 and a half but i think its worth the money. Fits in easy, nice to handle, practicle for us, looks good and made by a decent manufacture!

p.s-That 500 pram will be costing around £700!!!!! Defo not worth the money!

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Im just wondering about comfort
we have our M&P Luna mainly for the nursery run
at our nursery the pram store is tiny so space is at a premium
but for day to day use we have a M&P Sport 03

which seems more comfortable for longer spells in the pram

yeah, i do like the m&p lunas. We are still looking round before we buy see what else is on the market for a 500 boot. lol.

Geo uk, which Phil and Teds have you got? Could you take a pic of it in your boot please?

The Phil & Teds buggy is the Sport. Its the one that you can make into a double buggy with the extra bit if you want. Its big but very rugged and excellent for rough ground with its 3 large air tyres. Much better than the Quinny buzz that we used about once and are now trying to get rid of!

That is a huge buggy .. even though it fits.

I'm lazy, I just want a buggy that folds flat, and small - and does not require me to take the wheels or collapse it into parts

Then get Bebecomfort Streety. It fits with no weels off, has pram attachment, and can be a travel system with the car seat. I've tried it in the 500 hatchback but ultimately went for Babystyle Oyster as it has bigger carrycot. Good uck!

I only used my main pram until son was about 2 years old and then switched to MacLaren stroller......so don't spend too much money!

No kids fingers been chopped off on my MacLaren - it's a great buggy - just about to be recycled at the local tip as no longer need it

My son is in the front of the car but only since he was 3.5 years old ... would not have considered it before then.

Heidi said:

No kids fingers been chopped off on my MacLaren

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Yes but only because you're not a clot!

Hmmmm my child has their fingers in a hinge, reckon I should fold the pram up? :chin:

306maxi said:

Yes but only because you're not a clot!

Hmmmm my child has their fingers in a hinge, reckon I should fold the pram up? :chin:

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lol i agree - my first thought when i read the article! My son's hands were never near the hinges!

Heidi said:

lol i agree - my first thought when i read the article! My son's hands were never near the hinges!

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this is the thing,on our little M&P buggy im sure it could do damage with the hinges
but you dont fold/unfold them with the kid or near them