Options for those with babies on the way
06-19-2003, 07:37 AM
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Options for those with babies on the way
If anyone is interested when I contacted my dealer earlier today I asked about the passenger airbag issue.
He confirmed that only the Mazda car seats would disable the passenger airbag.
I asked for him to send me the details of the seats, which he will hopefully be able to do but he did give me the prices:
Birth to 10kgs £125
9kgs to 18kgs £110
15kgs to 36kgs £99
So I think we will be purchasing the ordinary seat and putting it in the back.
Chris
He confirmed that only the Mazda car seats would disable the passenger airbag.
I asked for him to send me the details of the seats, which he will hopefully be able to do but he did give me the prices:
Birth to 10kgs £125
9kgs to 18kgs £110
15kgs to 36kgs £99
So I think we will be purchasing the ordinary seat and putting it in the back.
Chris
06-19-2003, 08:34 AM
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That's what I was going to suggest to you in the other thread! You'll probably find that your missus wants the baby in the back with her for easy access anyway - it was a rare event that I put the baby in the front.
I don't suppose you found out how much the Isofix child seats for the rear were did you?
I don't suppose you found out how much the Isofix child seats for the rear were did you?
06-19-2003, 09:22 AM
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Well 36kgs is 5 stone 9 pounds
This is becoming a babycentre style discussion any more of this and my wife will want to join in.
Chris :D :D :D
This is becoming a babycentre style discussion any more of this and my wife will want to join in.
Chris :D :D :D
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Don't forget this is Mazda we are talking about here, what sense does any of it make.
Apart from taking peoples £1000 and holding on to it for 6 to 7 months.....
Chris
Apart from taking peoples £1000 and holding on to it for 6 to 7 months.....
Chris
06-19-2003, 09:34 AM
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Originally posted by AndyPearce
It doesn't make much sense that the bigger seats cost less.
I think the £99 will get a few years use where as the £125 one will only last few months.
It doesn't make much sense that the bigger seats cost less.
I think the £99 will get a few years use where as the £125 one will only last few months.
The bigger seat will just be a booster seat, without a back.
06-19-2003, 09:51 AM
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Originally posted by RobDickinson
The bigger seat will just be a booster seat, without a back.
The bigger seat will just be a booster seat, without a back.
I'm interested in the Isofix seat which has to have a back as it's anchor is a fitting behind the rear headrest. So Maybe that's the £110 seat?
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Originally posted by RobDickinson
Ouch, dont you just hate dealer prices
Ouch, dont you just hate dealer prices
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