tC family friendly?
02-23-2007, 09:55 PM
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tC family friendly?
Ok well as some of you know my fiancee is pregnant..obviously by my signature
now were looking at strollers and all but I was thinking has anyone had trouble fitting a stroller in the back?
I know the tc is pretty small to move things around but I just wanted to know. If theres anyone out there taht could give me some pointers and all. I know I would probably be better off getting a bigger car but I've invested alot in my car plus I have alot of miles so I wouldnt get much for it
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now were looking at strollers and all but I was thinking has anyone had trouble fitting a stroller in the back?
I know the tc is pretty small to move things around but I just wanted to know. If theres anyone out there taht could give me some pointers and all. I know I would probably be better off getting a bigger car but I've invested alot in my car plus I have alot of miles so I wouldnt get much for it
thanks
02-23-2007, 10:07 PM
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Re: tC family friendly?
Have you thought maybe removing half of the back seats?
Leave the rear seat behind the driver there for the baby. And take the middle/behind the passenger rear seat out for the stroller?
Leave the rear seat behind the driver there for the baby. And take the middle/behind the passenger rear seat out for the stroller?
02-23-2007, 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted by chubster41
^^^ I would but this is our second child...lol
so I need room for both of them
BTW we found out this wendsday that were having a boy
so I need room for both of them
BTW we found out this wendsday that were having a boy
hehe congratulations then ;)
So how did you manage space wise with the first kiddo? Did you have the tC? where did you put the stroller?
02-23-2007, 10:16 PM
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well I didnt have the tc I had a Mazda6
and I would love to trade it in for a new xb but I have alot of miles on the tc and to trade it in I would be in the negative equity or something
and I would love to trade it in for a new xb but I have alot of miles on the tc and to trade it in I would be in the negative equity or something
02-23-2007, 10:17 PM
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Originally Posted by chubster41
well I didnt have the tc I had a Mazda6
and I would love to trade it in for a new xb but I have alot of miles on the tc and to trade it in I would be in the negative equity or something
and I would love to trade it in for a new xb but I have alot of miles on the tc and to trade it in I would be in the negative equity or something
How about going to a Scion Dealership and snoop around?
02-23-2007, 10:20 PM
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well I we had gone to a honda dealer cuz I wanted to look at a Fit but they kinda persuaded me to a TL, but maybe we'll try that this weekend..thanks TC4italy
Callaway31..thanks man im so happy
Callaway31..thanks man im so happy
02-23-2007, 10:20 PM
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Originally Posted by chubster41
well I didnt have the tc I had a Mazda6
and I would love to trade it in for a new xb but I have alot of miles on the tc and to trade it in I would be in the negative equity or something
and I would love to trade it in for a new xb but I have alot of miles on the tc and to trade it in I would be in the negative equity or something
How about going to a Scion Dealership and snoop around?
Lets say 10k is owed on the car, and the dealership only offers 9k. Thats a loss of 1k that would be added onto the cost of financing the new xB.
02-23-2007, 10:35 PM
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Originally Posted by chubster41
yeah I owe about 14k I have about around 51k miles on it and its an 06
I guess my suggestions won't be of help then
02-23-2007, 10:50 PM
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First off, congrats on your second child! Second, whatever you do, hopefully you'll stay in the Toyota family.
Keep in mind that whatever you get will probably be worth rolling over some negative equity, if indeed the tC doesn't provide what you need in terms of space. After all, as much as we love our Scions, we love our families much much more.
Keep in mind that whatever you get will probably be worth rolling over some negative equity, if indeed the tC doesn't provide what you need in terms of space. After all, as much as we love our Scions, we love our families much much more.
02-23-2007, 10:52 PM
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see thats the thing I dont want to have negative equity cuz then my payments would get higher but I guess I have to do what I have to do right?!
but you say it would be worth rolling over some negative equity...why? just curious
but you say it would be worth rolling over some negative equity...why? just curious
