I don't want much, just a pushchair that is:

[hennipenni]

a double, is very very light to push (preferably with one hand)as I live in a very hilly area, will accomodate a buggy board and importantly something that will fit in the tiny boot space of my zafira when all the seats are in use./ I'm looking along the lines of something like BJCM or Mountain buggy duo. Many, Many thanks.

i cant remember if i tried it in the zafira but when i was pregnant with the twins i went around all the showrooms with my MBUD to see what it fitted in. it fits nicely in my new shape ford galaxy with all the seats up, it folds long so is very narrow when folded. the easywalker duowalker folded in the middle so was much wider and i had to push the seats forward alot to shut the boot. i think you will have to check the length of it folded as my car is tall. the ABC everest is long folded and was just to big for my car. the BJCM hasnt got airtyres, they are plastic and so many people have said that its not so great off-road.
BUT the airbuggy is fab and has smaller airtyres so is a lighter and more compact fold, they are hard to get hold of but a few shops still stock them. i went everywhere with it, deep sand, stony beaches, muddy fields etc and it was great. i sold it to a friend with a small boot who is having twins as i have two other buggies MBUD and BJCS. i would buy one again.

Haven't got one myself but have 2 friends with mini city jogger twins which they think is the best buggy they ever had - and they've had a few. fits in a zafira boot tho i think you have to take wheels off.

Micralite fastfold with micralite rider board. You do need to take the rear wheels off, but it fits perfectly.

i was doing some research and found this:

www.babyenterprise.com/Combi%20WE2%20Twin%20Pushchair%20-%20Superlightweight%20Twin% 20Pushchair.htm

i do like the city stroller, it is lighter than the MBUD. the combi we2 is slightly smaller than the city stroller and only weighs 8.2kgs, the other lightest i found weighed 11.2kgs. i am going to try and find somewhere to test drive it.