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VerityH · 21/10/2020 07:37

Any recommendations for a car with a big boot for the pram, but not so high it's hard to lift said pram into said big boot, and which isn't an ugly estate?

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Youvegotafriendinme · 21/10/2020 07:39

I’ve got a Ford Focus and it swallows my icandy no problem with a bit of room to spare.
I used to have a Seat Ateca and that would take the pram, bassinet and a weeks shop!

Artinsurance · 21/10/2020 07:42

I've got a BMW X1 which has a flat entry into the boot. I'm not sure how big the boot size is in comparison with others but not having a lip to the boot to lift things over is really useful.

Ccarlyle8 · 21/10/2020 07:55

BMW estate- huge boot.
Used to have a Laguna- fitted a double buggy.

Elai1978 · 21/10/2020 09:32

BMW estate- huge boot.

Model would probably help! 3 series touring has quite a small boot, the 5 has a much bigger one.

Maybe check out a Mini Countryman?

Dawnlassie · 21/10/2020 11:40

Lincoln Town Car. Probably the largest boot you will get on a saloon.

Burnthurst187 · 21/10/2020 19:25

Just bought a Kia Ceed estate, huge boot. 528 litres with rear seats up, 1,642 with them down

£30 tax coming from nearer £170 big bonus too

MirandaMarple · 30/12/2020 23:09

Audi A5. Huge. Far bigger than BMW 3 series tourer. We have both and we use the Audi for camping, with a roof box and two dogs.

CruelAndUnusualParenting · 01/01/2021 15:21

Skoda Octavia/Superb

Lonelycrab · 01/01/2021 15:24

Honda Civic. Bigger boot than the focus I had before.

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