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Originally posted by tmdiva
Crossovers have the same issues with third-row accessibility (if they have one). A Forester wouldn't gain us anything over our current Outback, and if we really wanted to keep a wagon (we otherwise love it), we'd look into getting smaller carseats. But I like the big, safe carseats we have, and I'm interested in occasionally carrying passengers other than my children, so it looks like we're headed to minivan-land.
tm
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TM..I ended up going with the R-class - which is a crossover, and it actually seats 6, not seven BUT the third row is actually easily accessible and roomy (i am 6 ft tall and I fit back there comfortabley) the lowered the floor so your knees aren't in your chest and it makes the seating quite nice.
