Cayenne and baby seats
Cayenne and baby seats
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Kilsoj

Original Poster:

163 posts

192 months

Tuesday 7th July 2015
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does anyone know if you can fit three baby seats in the rear of a cayenne?

new baby on the way and already have two under four at minute


Spice_Weasel

2,363 posts

282 months

Tuesday 7th July 2015
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I think you'll struggle. I have two isofix child seats in the back of mine and we struggle to even get a booster seat between them. One option could be fitting the new born's baby carrier in the front on an isofix base (assuming isofix is fitted to your front passenger seat) with the airbag deactivated. Dealer can fit the airbag switch if it's not already there.
Your wife (or you) would then travel in the back.

Kilsoj

Original Poster:

163 posts

192 months

Tuesday 7th July 2015
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That's what I heard, but people can get 3 in a tourareg. Anyone know the dimensions of the rear seat? Can't find them online

ZeroH

2,919 posts

218 months

Tuesday 7th July 2015
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Definitely not if you have the 18 way adaptive sports seats, where the middle rear seat is made smaller by being stuck between two high bolsters of the outer seats.

ievans

21 posts

156 months

Wednesday 8th July 2015
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Kilsoj said:
does anyone know if you can fit three baby seats in the rear of a cayenne?

new baby on the way and already have two under four at minute
I tried 3 child seats on the back row of a 2014 Cayenne, but failed. I manage to squeeze them into an E70 X5, and also a Merc GL, but both these cars require a seat belt extender for the centre seat in order for the seat belt to reach the buckle. The 2 outer child seats are Recaro Young Sport seats with integrated harnesses, and the centre seat is a Graco junior Maxi. Children are 6 years old, and 4 yr old twins.

Kilsoj

Original Poster:

163 posts

192 months

Thursday 9th July 2015
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thanks ievans.....i guess that rules the cayenne then kind of gutted frown

anonymous-user

83 months

Thursday 9th July 2015
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Just get yourself a cheap people carrier and a 911.

Seriously we looked at the Cayenne option and decided it isn't really a proper sports car. It's good for what it is, but it's not a viable replacement for a 911.

Kilsoj

Original Poster:

163 posts

192 months

Thursday 9th July 2015
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Hi

You might be right. Already have a 996 turbo, this was back up incase ever had to get rid of the turbo

Just being greedy