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[quote name='Heavy Hitter']I put lots of things in my Jeep, including my kids.
What does it matter which model I drive and my kids' ages? Do I sense a "gotcha" coming up?[/quote]
Just because I've bitten dmaul's head a dozen times or so over cars doesn't mean I'm going to bite your head off.
The model of Jeep tells me whether you have a cloth or a plastic/steel shell over the sides and top of the vehicle. Cloth, of course, isn't very good protection against a car accident.
The age of your kids tells me whether you're using car seats or not. My wife still drives a station wagon because my son is still in a car seat and she has bad memories of sticking our daughter in the back of a 2-door Escort.
Once a child is in a booster seat and able to follow simple commands such "Get in the car" and "Buckle yourself in", the amount of room needed in a back seat is practically nil until said child is out of a booster seat.
What does it matter which model I drive and my kids' ages? Do I sense a "gotcha" coming up?[/quote]
Just because I've bitten dmaul's head a dozen times or so over cars doesn't mean I'm going to bite your head off.
The model of Jeep tells me whether you have a cloth or a plastic/steel shell over the sides and top of the vehicle. Cloth, of course, isn't very good protection against a car accident.
The age of your kids tells me whether you're using car seats or not. My wife still drives a station wagon because my son is still in a car seat and she has bad memories of sticking our daughter in the back of a 2-door Escort.
Once a child is in a booster seat and able to follow simple commands such "Get in the car" and "Buckle yourself in", the amount of room needed in a back seat is practically nil until said child is out of a booster seat.