emmaljunga twin nitro, or, teutonia alu s4?

[thisisyesterday]

going crazy looking at pushchairs.

had my heart set on the stroll-air my duo, which I had ordered and was getting shipped from america.
Unfortunately it keeps being delayed (it's in production atm), and so I have given upo

so, currently looking at these 2 but just can't decide.
thought I would go for the teutonia, but will it be too wide?? I have a double mountain buggy atm which is jsut about ok widthwise and fits through most doors, but the teutonia is a couple of inches wider.

the emmaljunga is not much wider than the MB, but doesn't look as nice as the teutonia, and is a lot more money!!

argh!

yes, they both fold with the seats on. however the teutonia is very heavy and i don't think i'd manage to lift it into the back of the car altogether.

the seat unit comes on and off really easily though, so i'll just take it apart i think for getting in and out of car

we saw the first wheels and the bebecar at the kiddicare showroom in Peterborough

Thanks- I reckon Kiddicare must be the only place with them on show. Even stockists listed as a main dealer don't seem to have one. The next time we are heading that far North I will be 38 weeks pregnant and I had hoped to have this sorted before then!

I frequently have to lift a 30kg labrador into the back of the car so I have been in training!!
Enjoy the Teutonia.

trip to kiddicare isn't too awful, we're in sussex (yes, this officially makes me mad!) and it took us around 2.5 hours (in the snow!)
but it's fairly straightfoirward, all main roads etc

I had a terrible time with the Notting Hill Pram Shop and our order for an Emmaljunga. I don't live in London but they emailed to tell me our order was ready so made the trip in only to find it wasn't complete - then got constantly fobbed off as to when they would be able to supply the full order. Still don't have everything I ordered and am tempted to take the whole lot back for a refund except I'm coming up to 40wks now. All in all it should probably be called the Not in Hell Pram Shop.