"Not Type-Approved for the USA" is what it says on the Ferrari Store web site. But if it's designed for Ferraris, and meant for Ferrari owners around the world, I'm confident that it is safe enough for my daily commute in my 328i.
If you ask: "How do you know this is meant for Ferrari owners around the world?" Just check out the price tag! €1,166.67 ≈ US$1,582.35!
Besides, I'm not too sure about this 'side-way' layout (instead of the more common 'child facing forward' type).
Just in case if there are any parents-to-be, who want to try this out but with uncertainties, I do not mind to offer my help for an in-depth product review, if such unit is delievered to my address.
Here's the link so that you can skip Googling it.
Saturday, June 30, 2007
A Ferrari for my Baby
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I think the conventional, rear-facing one is fine. I recommend the one that comes in a package with the stroller.
Speaking of strollers, we bought the sport-jogging type for Kyle that had big wheels. It looked sporty and handles well, but it was a pain to load/unload. It's bulk took much space in the trunk.
When Kaleb came, we ditched it and bought a conventional double stroller.
Thanks Jimmy!
Yeah, we have long decided to go against the sport-jogging type of stroller. We've read it else where that those type of strollers are rather bulky.
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