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But that would be an argument for people movers like e.g. the Ford s-Max and others, but instead we see SUVs which don't really add more space (I'm always amaze
by cycomanic 5y ago
But that would be an argument for people movers like e.g. the Ford s-Max and others, but instead we see SUVs which don't really add more space (I'm always amazed if I get into an SUV and find the internal size smaller than a station wagon). Moreover it doesnt explain the whole category of minisize SUVs, like the VW t-roc or the Volvo XC 40.
Finally if you have 4 kids close to each other, realistically the oldest will be at least 4.5 by the time the youngest is born, so there is not much time they all need a car seat (maybe 2-3 years, after that booster).
- baumandm 5y agoBasically it comes down to the seat position relative to the road. Many people like having a higher position and midsize SUVs/crossovers provide that. Whether or not it's actually safer or provides more visibility, some people prefer it to a sedan experience.