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Why don't you recommend the BMW 3 Series for people requiring easy loading of young children?
Perhaps DP and his wife do not like ‘tall’ cars of the type you suggested (Touran, etc). If so, they may like to know that my wife and I absolutely love our BMW 3 Series estates (E46 model) and hers was chosen specifically with grandchildren aged 0-6 in mind. They have ISOFIX points and a dog net as standard and can be had for around £5000, leaving DP with £5000 to start the university fund.
Asked on 15 September 2012 by SD, via email
Answered by
Honest John
The point for people with small children is to minimise bending their backs and risking back injuries when lifting their children into child seats. That is why ‘tall’ cars were recommended.
Choosing a child seat can be a quite baffling experience – there are so many sizes, types, brands and price points available that you might not know where to start.
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