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The BMW 6 Series builds on BMW's sporty heritage with aggressive lines and an incredible motor to back the design up. Available in coupe and convertible trims with a standard 4.8 liter engine producing 360 horsepower and 360 lb-ft of torque, the 6-series is a popular choice that exceeds expectations. |
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I'm looking for a car seat that would fit the back of my future 650i. I have a 3-yr old that loves to go wherever I go and I don't want him to miss out the fun when I get my 650i. I am currently using the Britax Advantage and it's a little too big for the rear seat (the base wouldn't fit or lay flat because of the shape of the seat).
Does anyone know what car seat can be fitted and if you are using one, would you recommend it? Thanks guys! |
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I was surprised at how small the back seat is in a 6 series. Seems to be less comfy than a 3 series convertible.
At any rate, I heard BMW makes a child seat for the front passenger seat that plugs into the car and disabled the airbag, or at least changes the way the airbag deploys. I will find the link for you, the seat may go in the back seat as well. |
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here is the link, search this site for "child seat"
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/sho...ght=child+seat |
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In my state, it's the law to put the baby seat in the rear. I guess that's not the case in Florida?
Anyways, my sister was able to fit a baby seat back in the back of my 6er. I don't remember the brand but I can get that from her. |
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I'd appreciate very much if you could find out what brand your sister uses, SmoothCruise. Thank you. |
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About 2-3 in parts list including ISOFIX type. Youngest is 32 so have not been into these for some time. |
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Britax Boulvard fits but I prefer a booster seat anyway. At 3 your son is probably big enough for it. Booster won't mess up the leather of the seat either. We made a mistake and installed the Bouldvard without a pad for a few days. Whatever you get, a protective pad is highly recommended as the seat are more concave than a regular car so the pressure of the seat into the leather is much stronger.
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LOL Just noticed that the original post was from 2005!!! I guess they figured it out by now!
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Lol I did the same thing
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