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antnich · Apr 11th, 2008, 07:49 PM

The Mutzy Spider might be a good bet to try and get in, it folds up very small very easily.

campfreddie · Apr 13th, 2008, 10:27 PM

We just bought a Petit Star Zia. Fits flat on the floor of the boot without having to dismantle anything! Pushchair is pretty good really. suitable from birth, feels solid. Though doesnt have many pockets and the shopping basket is pretty small. Would be great if the handles extended too. For a hundred quid i think its a really good buy.

mini-millie-n-dan · Apr 14th, 2008, 08:56 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by campfreddie (original)

We just bought a Petit Star Zia. Fits flat on the floor of the boot without having to dismantle anything! Pushchair is pretty good really. suitable from birth, feels solid. Though doesnt have many pockets and the shopping basket is pretty small. Would be great if the handles extended too. For a hundred quid i think its a really good buy.

We have the Zia as well, a good buy for the mini! I can squeeze a few bags of shopping in too

Stephen C · Apr 19th, 2008, 08:27 AM

This forum has been great and has lots of ideas for push chairs that fit in a MINI. However I think the Quinny Zapp is the only one specifically quoted as fitting in a Cabrio boot (right back at the start of the thread).

My question then, which models will fit the smaller boot of a Cabrio? To be specific, I'm only interested if the thing fits with the roof down (and ideally without needing the easy access mechanism - which requires the roof up). I am also in Australia which limits which brands are readily available but will be heading back to the UK in August, so that improves my options. Nathan will be 7 months by then so I don't need anything 'from birth'. We already have a Steelcraft Stridor (a massive beast, that we are very happy with) for use most of the time, in my wife's boring car (Toyota Camery). I'd consider things that fit in the seat behind the driver, bearing in mind I have my seat back as far as it will go. I know I'm being fussy, but that's me!

Potentials:

Quinny Zapp - I know this one fits from ChapSimon's photos
Britax Verve - not officially available in Australia
Bugaboo Bee - probably too long at 88cm (according to their website)

Am I missing any? Any opinions as to quality would also be appreciated. Thanks.

Tweedbean · May 14th, 2008, 06:42 PM

having this part of the forum is a great idea

Apr 11th, 2008, 07:49 PM	#121
antnich I went but now I'm back Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: manchester Local Time: 06:28 AM Posts: 116 Offline	The Mutzy Spider might be a good bet to try and get in, it folds up very small very easily. Used to own a Mini One how I miss that car but once stolen was never the same. BMW 530i SE E60 BMW 116i SE

Apr 19th, 2008, 08:27 AM	#124 (permalink)
Stephen C MINI2 Newbie Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Bathurst Local Time: 03:28 PM Posts: 39 Offline	How about a Cabrio boot? This forum has been great and has lots of ideas for push chairs that fit in a MINI. However I think the Quinny Zapp is the only one specifically quoted as fitting in a Cabrio boot (right back at the start of the thread). My question then, which models will fit the smaller boot of a Cabrio? To be specific, I'm only interested if the thing fits with the roof down (and ideally without needing the easy access mechanism - which requires the roof up). I am also in Australia which limits which brands are readily available but will be heading back to the UK in August, so that improves my options. Nathan will be 7 months by then so I don't need anything 'from birth'. We already have a Steelcraft Stridor (a massive beast, that we are very happy with) for use most of the time, in my wife's boring car (Toyota Camery). I'd consider things that fit in the seat behind the driver, bearing in mind I have my seat back as far as it will go. I know I'm being fussy, but that's me! Potentials: Quinny Zapp - I know this one fits from ChapSimon's photos Britax Verve - not officially available in Australia Bugaboo Bee - probably too long at 88cm (according to their website) Am I missing any? Any opinions as to quality would also be appreciated. Thanks.

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Apr 13th, 2008, 10:27 PM	#122 (permalink)
campfreddie MINI2 Regular Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: London Local Time: 06:28 AM Posts: 67 Offline	We just bought a Petit Star Zia. Fits flat on the floor of the boot without having to dismantle anything! Pushchair is pretty good really. suitable from birth, feels solid. Though doesnt have many pockets and the shopping basket is pretty small. Would be great if the handles extended too. For a hundred quid i think its a really good buy.

Apr 14th, 2008, 08:56 AM	#123 (permalink)
mini-millie-n-dan MINI2 Regular My Classifieds Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: stoke on trent Local Time: 06:28 AM Posts: 102 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by campfreddie (original) We just bought a Petit Star Zia. Fits flat on the floor of the boot without having to dismantle anything! Pushchair is pretty good really. suitable from birth, feels solid. Though doesnt have many pockets and the shopping basket is pretty small. Would be great if the handles extended too. For a hundred quid i think its a really good buy. We have the Zia as well, a good buy for the mini! I can squeeze a few bags of shopping in too

May 14th, 2008, 06:42 PM	#125 (permalink)
Tweedbean MINI2 Newbie Join Date: May 2008 Location: Birmingha, Local Time: 06:28 AM Posts: 8 Offline	having this part of the forum is a great idea

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