I had to google what you were talking about, and it may just be the biggest waste of money I've ever seen :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

As Gonzalo says and what I say is very tight fit or leave the passenger seat fully forward.

 

I havent bought it yet so not a waste of money lol

So what seats any body got or using rear facing and able to forward face later9month plus baby

 

I'm selling my car due to this dilemma [smiley=bigcry.gif]
He's almost six months forward faced in the rear left passenger seat as I don't like him looking out the back and he loves being in the car smiling away when he's awake or just looking at me.

Got a basic argos one and it's a very tight squeeze even though the misses is 5ft 3" :lol:

Sandy

 

I'm selling my car due to this dilemma [smiley=bigcry.gif]
He's almost six months forward faced in the rear left passenger seat as I don't like him looking out the back and he loves being in the car smiling away when he's awake or just looking at me.

Got a basic argos one and it's a very tight squeeze even though the misses is 5ft 3" :lol:

Sandy

Why not keep the tiTTy and get a cheap daily driver?? That's what I did :?

 

I'm selling my car due to this dilemma [smiley=bigcry.gif]
He's almost six months forward faced in the rear left passenger seat as I don't like him looking out the back and he loves being in the car smiling away when he's awake or just looking at me.

Got a basic argos one and it's a very tight squeeze even though the misses is 5ft 3" :lol:

Sandy

Why not keep the tiTTy and get a cheap daily driver?? That's what I did :?

I have a golf gti mk5 dsg 5 door which I bought for the family car and was meant to sell the tiTTy lol

Only problem is here in the UK all cars have to be insured and road fund licences to keep them on the public road as I don't have a garage to store the cars in. so have to sell the audi as two cars aren't ideal in the country I'm living in. Will also sell the gti as I'm not very fond of it and regret jumping into buying it.

sad times

I actually blame the misses as she didn't want a car when I initially said I'd buy her a car for the family and I keep the TT and now she asks if I'd buy her a car [smiley=bigcry.gif] 7k golf wt* [smiley=bomb.gif]

 

I'm selling my car due to this dilemma [smiley=bigcry.gif]
He's almost six months forward faced in the rear left passenger seat as I don't like him looking out the back and he loves being in the car smiling away when he's awake or just looking at me.

Got a basic argos one and it's a very tight squeeze even though the misses is 5ft 3" :lol:

Sandy

Why not keep the tiTTy and get a cheap daily driver?? That's what I did :?

I have a golf gti mk5 dsg 5 door which I bought for the family car and was meant to sell the tiTTy lol

Only problem is here in the UK all cars have to be insured and road fund licences to keep them on the public road as I don't have a garage to store the cars in. so have to sell the audi as two cars aren't ideal in the country I'm living in. Will also sell the gti as I'm not very fond of it and regret jumping into buying it.

sad times

I actually blame the misses as she didn't want a car when I initially said I'd buy her a car for the family and I keep the TT and now she asks if I'd buy her a car [smiley=bigcry.gif] 7k golf wt* [smiley=bomb.gif]

If I remember correctly, you have a driveway right? I would imagine it would be cheaper to build a little small garage out of bricks, and then sell the golf, and use that money to pay for the garage and a cheap daily? That's what I would do at least, Inspiration from the "show me your garage" thread, one of the guys there built his own and it looks pretty nifty.

 

sadly no drive way else I wouldn't have stressed about leaving my car there or having two cars and one SORN as they call it in the UK statutory off road notification :x

so I doomed to sell regardless.

Thanks for trying but I've no nope of keeping my tt

 

I have a recaro young sport for both of my kids which go in the wife's car just fine! I can only get one in mine as you could imagine already! But in the passenger seat they go just fine, only thing you need to do is put the head rest up!

 

So what seats any body got or using rear facing and able to forward face later 9month plus baby

Britax Duo Plus (in the back).
Apparently the Audi baby seat was a re-badged Duo plus too.

Quite a few people on here have had the Duo plus in their TTs

 

Any pics of it in the car david

 

Any pics of it in the car david

Haven't got any pics of mine in the car, but there is one on Wak's site:

http://www.wak-tt.com/mods/babyseat.htm

 

Recaro Monza Nova IS (ISOFIX) on mine. OK for now.

The pic is from last october, my baby was a little too small for his seat.

 

Yes, I've used a Recaro Young Sport seat in the TT until quite recently. Recaro seat is a great child seat in my opinion. Of course they're all built and tested to the same basic safety standard so you can just buy a paupers one from Asda if you want, but I've seen these and they don't offer much support e.g. when child falls asleep and starts lolling to the side. I don't understand the comments about it being a waste of money, we got ours for £115 and it by successive dismantling (designed) it will basically last the life of the child (unless crashed). It's a tight fit in the back of the TT and protrudes slightly over the rear bench. You can make your own decision over how comfortable you are with this setup from a safety point of view. In our case we weren't sing the car every day and most journeys < 5 mins to childcare etc. Our daughter was very happy in it up to ~ 18 months, but beyond that you need another solution - the problem is it's quite long so the legs don't go down. In my case I felt it time to move on so sold the car.

 

ISOFix makes quite a difference too.
The Duo Plus has ISOFix but can also be held by just the belt if required.
The first time I put it in the TT I couldn't find the ISOFix mountings, so used the belt.
After that I delved deeper into the seat base (they are further in than you think!) and found the ISOFix.
Using the ISOFix mountings, the seat fits further back, helping leg room a bit and is held very securely.

 

Mine is 20 months old, and there is not a lot of space for his legs. I think it will be better when he will have the possibility to bend his legs

 

ISOFix makes quite a difference too.
The Duo Plus has ISOFix but can also be held by just the belt if required.
The first time I put it in the TT I couldn't find the ISOFix mountings, so used the belt.
After that I delved deeper into the seat base (they are further in than you think!) and found the ISOFix.
Using the ISOFix mountings, the seat fits further back, helping leg room a bit and is held very securely.

ISOFIX mounts can be retrofit on most of the TTs for information. For approx 40£

 

Been discussed many many times, and (for 9m +) the Britax Duo Plus Isofix is always the answer. I've had one for about 7yrs in the back of my mk1. Perfect fit, rock solid with isofix, kids are comfy in it.