New family cars for 2010

by admin on May 5, 2010

Sunny days are coming! Time to get the family out for a nice weekend away, especially with the commencing (although illusive) summer around the corner.
However, when you try and think about it it’s always the same old story: the train isn’t really the cheapest option and travelling with three kids can get quite complicated and stressful.
Best option would definitely be the car: you can pack up everything without wondering how you are going to carry it around, watch the kids closely and enjoy the benefits of having a vehicle during your stay.
Here is a selection of great MPV family cars for you to choose from!
Citroën Xsara Picasso, Renault Espace and the Vauxhall Meriva all offer good looking interior and exterior design, fun entertainments, practical features including big spaces and most importantly the best security you need for your children.
Special security features include automatic door and boot locking (when car in motion), outer rear seats Isofix child seat anchorage points and high tensile steel side protection bars.
The brand new Meriva offers a wider range of features that you will currently not find in any other family cars.
The vehicle is equipped with innovative clever doors which open the other way. This new system makes it easier for everyone to get in and out and insures an improved roadside safety.

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The new Meriva welcomes everyone with space for up to five and luggage or bulky items. How many seats do you need today? Five? Four? Three? Just two? In Meriva the choice is yours. The outer rearseats can be individually moved backwards or forwards, or folded flat for more luggage space. The system provides unbeatable levels of versatility – without ever having to remove a seat.
So pack up the car and the kids and wherever you decide to go, enjoy the ride!

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