Wagons

The super smooth Mazda6 wagon would hold two child seats, and either a twin or tandem stroller will fit in the boot with shopping bags or a large dog Read More

The Volkswagen Passat Alltrack wagon could only fit two child seats and the headrest design caused our Britax forward-facing child seat to tilt forwards slightly. It’s a shame as the boot and cabin storage is excellent, all the annoying beeps can be easily muted and it’s a great car to drive! Read More

There isn’t much to fault with the 2018 Subaru Outback, as it is a very practical family car! For interior and boot space it’s very generous and I could install three child seats in the back. There are ISOFix points in both the outer seats and top tether points in the backs of all three. They were easy to connect to apart from the central seatbelt coming from the ceiling. Read More

The new Holden ZB Commodore is the first one to be made in Germany rather than Australia and I really like it! Apart from all its beeping, moaning baby-waking alarms it is a very practical BabyDrive! Read More

The 2018 Skoda Octavia would not be an obvious BabyDrive in today’s climate of family SUVs. However, pre-SUVs wagons were the family car of choice! Read More

I just wanted to drive the Superb because of the name!! Skoda has got to be pretty confident about a car to call it that, and rightly so, as it’s a great BabyDrive! Read More

Fitting child seats in the back of the Subaru Levorg is simple, as there are three top tether points and ISOFix in the two outer rear seats and there’s legroom aplenty. But the rear seat isn’t wide enough to fit three child seats across. The boot space is whopping though! Definitely ample for a family’s day to day activities as well as loading up with all the gear for holidays and family road trips. Read More

Overall I found the Volkswagen Golf Alltrack Wagon a very suitable family car, the boot space being a wagon is awesome, and it is a very practical and usable shaped space. I was amazed how much I could fit in the boot! Read More