plan to go to alps with my wife and little (8 moth) son and should decide if to fit in csl or let them travel separately in family car :-)
any experience?
A baby seat can be fitted no problem to the CSL rear seats although you may be better with an older non-isofix seat (isofix seats usually have a large square base which doesn't sit well on the shaped rear seats). Like Manos says, you will have to fit the seat by entering through the boot/trunk and passing through a folded rear seat back!
I took my wife and 5 month old daughter on a weeks' Euro trip back in 2009 and it all worked out just fine:
Just back from a week away - mainly at the Ring with the missus and baby Charlotte!
Thought i'd post mini-write-up and a few pics from the week:
The CSL proves again to be remarkably adaptable and practical carrying two adults, baby, plus loads of luggage & baby related stuff - it even doubled as a baby changing
Looks good, We have small baby seat where he is with his face back as he is bellow 9kg now. This is normally fitted to front seat with normal safety belt. Are we talking about the same or did You used seat where the baby is with his face front and fit the seat other way?
I can let them go by my X6 what is very easy way and big boot for everything, but I just little think to travel together as it's a bit long way round 700km
I have 2 baby seats in the rear. It can be done no probs. Its easier if there are two of you as I used to sit in the back, husband pass me baby, then I put baby in seat and vice versa to get baby out. Then we had another baby pretty soon after, and it got difficult but still do-able. Once they can stand up it gets easier.
Watch out though, now they are older, I get egged on all the time to make some noise! Terrible influence
I have put a Britax Isofix duo seat without any problems. Easiest way is to put one of the front seats all the way forward, and the other one all the way back, then post the baby seat between the large gap between the two front seats.
I have put a Britax Isofix duo seat without any problems. Easiest way is to put one of the front seats all the way forward, and the other one all the way back, then post the baby seat between the large gap between the two front seats.
I was going to suggest this to Rob, but he took the carbon roof of his, dropped baby in and bonded roof back on by the sounds of it:hahaha:
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