Should i buy a ford territory or a falcon?

Question

Around 2005 - 2008. Do 3 baby carseats fit in either ok?

Answer 1

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You should also consider that such a car may be expensive to insure. Check your insurance rates before buying one, for example here - carquotes.fateback.com

Answer 2

I have friends with four kids . They have a Holden Captiva and swear by it. It seats seven - the parents, four children and grandmother when she visits and they all travel in comfort on unsurfaced country roads as well as narrow windy tared ones.

Unless you are a very committed Ford owner I would suggest that you shop around. You can also get some good bargain for second hand cars from government sales of second hand cars that have only been used for twelve months. They change them every year without fail and if your careful you can pick a good people mover for a reasonable price and not very high miles.

Here is one dealer in Sydney that sells ex government vehicles
http://steveboydmotors.com.au/index.htm

Another dealer selling ex - government cars
http://www.autoweb.com.au/cms/newsarticl…

I hope that this helps even though they are not Ford specialists.

Cheers!!!

Answer 3

Both have 1 lap and 2 sash belts in the back, a capsule requires a lap, boosters require sash, there are 3 bolt tabs in the parcel shelf, or floor for wagons.

Unless you do a lot of off road driving, stay with the 2 wheel drive, (Falcon.)

Answer 4

the territory is basically a beefed up falcon, so should be ok. Our 98 AU has 3 lap sash belts, so I'm sure the later ones would. We only have one baby seat in there(for our grand daughter), and our two teenagers fit in fine with it.

Answer 5

If you or your 3 babies actualy wanna get to where your going, i would suggest not buying a ford at all.

Answer 6

SUV's have more seats.