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    1. 4th July 2009 12:36 PM #1
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      is the mk4 golf r32 baby friendly or am i wasting my time
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      it is if you get a 5 door, though some have kids with 3 door so its up to you really, what do you mean by baby friendly? easy access?

      If so, 5 door
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      No problems with the R on the baby front I have a 10month old and 5yr old and its fine,bit of squeeze with a full size pram and all the other kit in the boot but its liveable
      and its not forever.

      I noticed recently a few people selling up when new baby's are on the horizon saying more space needed, that sound like pressure from other halves!

      Definately a 5dr, just to save the back!
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      Ive got a 2 year old and im just expecting another, the only problem ive got is im over
      6ft tall so i need the drivers/pass seat all the way back, by doing this there is no leg room in the back for the kids and there seats!

      moral of my story is if your a shorty then you will be fine with a golf. 5door that is.

      Almo
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      cheers for the replys people just as long as the pram and everything else fits in ok would like the 3dr more but looks like a 5dr
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      i have no probs wit 3dr, wen seat is forward ther is loads room to stand in back and fasten baby seat
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      there was a thread somewhere with pics of prams in the boots of mkiv and mkv

      VF Stage 1 baby yeah
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      found it

      Pram/Buggy in boot of R32

      VF Stage 1 baby yeah
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