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06-11-2005
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Posts: 904 Thanks: 2 Trader Rating: 0  | Boot size Still undecided between Stilo MW & Multipla, not so sure on Doblo anymore. Is the Multipla boot as small as it looks, will I get a double buggy in it? The MW boot looks massive. I cant try it yet as I haven't got the double buggy as baby 2 not due until April and I want my 06 car in March! Cheers
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06-11-2005
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| Loving the Fiats   | Re: Boot size Should fit in no problem, you can move the rear seats forward to increase space if needed.
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07-11-2005
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Posts: 84 Thanks: 2 Trader Rating: 0 | Re: Boot size Hornet, I would go for the Doblo, it is a super utility vehicle. 1.9jtd
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Posts: 23,471 Thanks: 426 Trader Rating: 1   | Re: Boot size Can't wait for the Stilo MW vs Ulysse thread 
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13-11-2005
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Posts: 904 Thanks: 2 Trader Rating: 0 | Re: Boot size Stuart DemonD the Ulyesse is definately out of the price range, want something new as planning on keeping it for 8 years minimum so depreciation not a problem. Currently between Picasso, MW & Multipla. Multipla boot seems very small compared to the other two.
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13-11-2005
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Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Trader Rating: 0 |  Re: Boot size hi, just got multipla about a month ago, boot looks small but deceptive. i can get my tandem and side by side double buggys in fine with plenty space for shopping. also seats work great with car seats, our last car(large toyota corolla) had problem of 2 car seats taking up most of back seat!!.
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14-11-2005
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Posts: 29,985 Thanks: 1068 Trader Rating: 0 | Re: Boot size During a service I opened the boot & a 'buggy' jumped out at me! the boot is small but I wouldn't let it put me off the car.There is a 'net' type....thing? (you got one of these Sarah?) that you can use to secure the buggy to sides of car which i have seen,very useful indeed & stops it falling on your toes! Excellent car but can we keep quiet about them so they fall in price then I might be able to afford one 
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Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Trader Rating: 0 |  Re: Boot size havent seen nets before. other good thing is if got loads of shopping(not that i get much time for shopping!) can always stick puschair in back with kids and still have space for 2 more passengers
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