I currently drive a '98 BMW M3 but getting my son's walker and soon to be delivered wheelchair in and out is a huge hassle.
Our other vehicle is a Chrysler T&C van which we leave the rear seats out of to make things easier. Everything just pops in the back without folding anything up.
As of late we have needed to use my car on various weekends and it is not working out so I need buck up and sell the M3 and move into something else. The Murano is on my very short list at this time as I get the unique look and don't totally lose out on the sportiness. As my son gets older there are going to be even more times he needs to ride with daddy to things.
I have been to a Nissan dealer for a test drive but have not found the time to haul in the wife and kids for a test fit of the reverse walker. I don't have the wheelchair yet, Feb delivery, so I can't try that. Was just curious if any one out here has experience with either of these two items in a Murano?
This is a walker that folds up to fit into trunk of my beloved M3. I would really rather not have to fold it up each time in I take it out of Murano as that adds hassle and time which is bad in cold weather with an impatient child.
The wheelchair is for a 3 1/2 year old so it is not huge. I am not sure how much is folds up or how easy it will be to do that. Yeah, I know not much help here but maybe some one has similar setup or has assisted a family member with special needs.
I got the M3 5 years ago with 25k miles on it. Now it has 50k miles so I am looking low milage used Murano as I would rather have some one else take the depreciation hit for the number of miles I drive of ~5k a year. Of course if I could get into a new one at a really good deal I would go for that too. I would rather keep the M3 for another 5 years as I have never had a single problem with it and I try to keep it in mint condition and it is paid for of course.
I really like the way the back doors open out fully in the Murano, that is really going to help get Spencer in and out with ease.
Our other vehicle is a Chrysler T&C van which we leave the rear seats out of to make things easier. Everything just pops in the back without folding anything up.
As of late we have needed to use my car on various weekends and it is not working out so I need buck up and sell the M3 and move into something else. The Murano is on my very short list at this time as I get the unique look and don't totally lose out on the sportiness. As my son gets older there are going to be even more times he needs to ride with daddy to things.
I have been to a Nissan dealer for a test drive but have not found the time to haul in the wife and kids for a test fit of the reverse walker. I don't have the wheelchair yet, Feb delivery, so I can't try that. Was just curious if any one out here has experience with either of these two items in a Murano?
This is a walker that folds up to fit into trunk of my beloved M3. I would really rather not have to fold it up each time in I take it out of Murano as that adds hassle and time which is bad in cold weather with an impatient child.
The wheelchair is for a 3 1/2 year old so it is not huge. I am not sure how much is folds up or how easy it will be to do that. Yeah, I know not much help here but maybe some one has similar setup or has assisted a family member with special needs.
I got the M3 5 years ago with 25k miles on it. Now it has 50k miles so I am looking low milage used Murano as I would rather have some one else take the depreciation hit for the number of miles I drive of ~5k a year. Of course if I could get into a new one at a really good deal I would go for that too. I would rather keep the M3 for another 5 years as I have never had a single problem with it and I try to keep it in mint condition and it is paid for of course.
I really like the way the back doors open out fully in the Murano, that is really going to help get Spencer in and out with ease.