Will a baby buggy fit in a turbo?
Will a baby buggy fit in a turbo?
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sjn2004

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4,051 posts

267 months

Sunday 13th August 2006
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Will a baby buggy fit in the front luggage compartment of a turbo? If not, what about a C2?

stevegardyne

1,240 posts

245 months

Sunday 13th August 2006
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Haven't tried but I understand that the Quinny Zap will fit in a C2. Not sure about the 4wd's though.....

Edited by stevegardyne on Sunday 13th August 19:43

996tt_stevo

4,078 posts

258 months

Sunday 13th August 2006
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No it doesn't!

It will fit accross the back seats (width), there is a buggy that folds down really small (compact) and I can't remember the name of it!

andy74b

833 posts

257 months

Sunday 13th August 2006
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996tt_stevo said:
No it doesn't!

It will fit accross the back seats (width), there is a buggy that folds down really small (compact) and I can't remember the name of it!



It does. The turbo and C4S have the same front luggage space and my wife uses the C4S as her daily drive. The Quinny Zapp easilt fits in the front with room for a bit shopping. Also great buggy for travelling as could take on as hand luggage before the new security alerts.

sjn2004

Original Poster:

4,051 posts

267 months

Sunday 13th August 2006
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996tt_stevo said:
No it doesn't!

It will fit accross the back seats (width), there is a buggy that folds down really small (compact) and I can't remember the name of it!



Umm, so where does the baby go then?

pgm

2,168 posts

279 months

Sunday 13th August 2006
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any small buggy will fit behind the rear seats. Mine has no bose stereo so it can fit in the space that this occupies like its made for it (£35 buggy from mothercare).

Mine is a 996 C2.

Edited by pgm on Sunday 13th August 21:02

kiko

269 posts

256 months

Sunday 13th August 2006
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andy74b said:

996tt_stevo said:
No it doesn't!

It will fit accross the back seats (width), there is a buggy that folds down really small (compact) and I can't remember the name of it!



It does. The turbo and C4S have the same front luggage space and my wife uses the C4S as her daily drive. The Quinny Zapp easilt fits in the front with room for a bit shopping. Also great buggy for travelling as could take on as hand luggage before the new security alerts.



Yes it fits just...I got a Quinny Zapp and a Turbo and its been long since I last took my 19month old hooligan in the Turbo but if I'm not mistaken it fits in luggage compartment without taking the front wheel off..

Edited by kiko on Sunday 13th August 21:18

996tt_stevo

4,078 posts

258 months

Sunday 13th August 2006
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Shit! sorry guys! wasn't talkin about the Quinny Thingy!

I didn't read the second post, sorry! If you look at my post I knew something fitted that was more compact and it must be the Quinny Thingy! sorry if I upset anyone, lol

fookin buggy's to you all!

996tt_stevo

4,078 posts

258 months

Sunday 13th August 2006
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BTW, think baby is meant to go in front seat with chair reversed round! It's been a while and laws are changing all the time, infact there is a new one just happening regarding booster seats!

Mekon

2,493 posts

246 months

Sunday 13th August 2006
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http://porsche.niello.com/cgi/catalog

Makes the Zapp look like a bargain!

BTW, a Zapp's wheelbase doesn't get any shorter when collapsed. It's just nicer to use than the generic £40 jobbies.

Edited by Mekon on Sunday 13th August 23:21