Book/Trunk space for Stroller/Pram
06-26-2015 | 03:59 AM
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From: Zürich, Switzerland
C250 Polar White, Night Package
Book/Trunk space for Stroller/Pram
For those with the saloon version, how are you finding the boot / trunk space?
I am thinking about purchasing a Bugaboo Cameleon 3 Travel System for when the little one arrives, but concerned about the space in the back
I am thinking about purchasing a Bugaboo Cameleon 3 Travel System for when the little one arrives, but concerned about the space in the back
06-26-2015 | 04:40 AM
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C 180 (W205)
I have both the saloon and the Bugaboo Cameleon, it fits but takes a lot of space in the trunk 
I'd recommend removing the Bugaboo wheels for a more efficient use of storage space. It's just a matter of a few seconds to unclip them and clip them back afterwards.
But it's easily one of the most confortable and versatile strollers on the market
I'd recommend removing the Bugaboo wheels for a more efficient use of storage space. It's just a matter of a few seconds to unclip them and clip them back afterwards.
But it's easily one of the most confortable and versatile strollers on the market
06-30-2015 | 03:46 AM
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From: Zürich, Switzerland
C250 Polar White, Night Package
I have both the saloon and the Bugaboo Cameleon, it fits but takes a lot of space in the trunk
I'd recommend removing the Bugaboo wheels for a more efficient use of storage space. It's just a matter of a few seconds to unclip them and clip them back afterwards.
But it's easily one of the most confortable and versatile strollers on the market
I'd recommend removing the Bugaboo wheels for a more efficient use of storage space. It's just a matter of a few seconds to unclip them and clip them back afterwards.
But it's easily one of the most confortable and versatile strollers on the market
