I had a cream bebcar hiphop tech with DD, it was ok. Nice to push, basket wasn't huge but reasonable, and it was a gorgeous pram to look at, got loads of compliments. Downsides were that it seemed to attract the dirt, wasn't easy to clean, and extremely difficult to fold down!
This time around we've gone for the uppababy vista in black, and it seems great. I don't drive so having a big basket was essential so I can fit all of baby's, my 3 year olds bits and bobs and the shopping underneath, and the uppababy' basket is huge! I saw a lady the other week out and about with an uppababy & she had her older child's scooter in the basket of the pram, that's how big it is! Another big benefit of the uppababy is that you can buy the rumble seat and it converts to a double if your planning on having more children in quick succession, although my 3 year old is definitely far too big for the rumble seat, so we're buying the little skateboard thingamajig (not sure what they're called?) that attatches to the pram for my DD to stand on and that will be ideal for her if she gets a bit tired when we're out for long walks. I also like that the carrycot is approved for overnight sleeping so it eliminates the need for a Moses basket (we found our Moses basket to be a complete waste of money and space with DD), as we will probably use the pram carrycot for daytime naps, and for when baby's out at granny's, then have a next2me crib in our room. I also like that it comes with big UV canopy, as I'm having a spring baby I know by the summer it's will be a massive plus to have something that gives really good coverage from the sun without the faff and the expense of a parasol. I also love how easily the lining of the carrycot zips off, so easy to wash, far easier than my bebecar! Also I could not believe how easy it is to fold in comparison to my bebecar, you needed super strength to fold that thing down!
Only draw backs, I'm not as keen on the colour as I was with my bebecar, but I've gone for practicality over style this time. And it is quite big and bulky, not a huge issue if you have a big car boot or like me you don't drive. My DP does drive and his boot isn't the biggest, just means we can't get much else in the boot when the carrycot and the chassis are in there at the same time, but we have the option of just bringing to chassis and clipping the car seat on, or I can just use my sling. But during the week when DP is at work most of my outings will be on foot so not a huge deal, plus the seat section is much smaller so once baby's in that there will be plenty room in the car boot for seat and chassis, so only a temporary issue.
Anyway, as you can tell I'm absolutely in love with my uppababy! Can't wait to use it!