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YOUR RESEARCHRear seats? - Page 1 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK
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Here they were 11 and 8 - can't remember exactly when they grew too much to travel in the back - probably the constant complaints about neck pain and walking with a permanent shuffle got to me in the end...
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Here they were 11 and 8 - can't remember exactly when they grew too much to travel in the back - probably the constant complaints about neck pain and walking with a permanent shuffle got to me in the end...
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It’s probably not likely I’ll get one any way, but need to know whether to stop dreaming on Autotrader… but what are the rear seats like?
4 yr old and 6 yr old. Front seats set for a 6ft and 5ft 6 wife.
Something viable for summer trips out for the day in a convertible?
996, 997, 991, all similar sizes, or later cars bigger/better?
A case of try it and see?
At what point will it not work with kids? I expect they’ll out/grow it fairly quickly but hopefully by the time they do it could be a 3rd car.
My two were 6 and 3 when I got my 996.2. My lad was starting to much prefer the front seat when it went 5 years later…
There is a bit more room in a 991.
Watch the cabs, the rear seat backrests are very vertical and there is a little less space than in a coupe.
I say go for it if you can, will put a smile in everyone’s face.
Had a 997 from when my daughter was 5-10.. no problem
Then it started to get a bit tight so changed to a 991 and there is a lot more room (comparatively of course.. it’s only an extra few inches but makes all the difference)
She is 13 now and still fits - still give her and her 2 mates a lift to school sometimes and they love it
6’4” 17 stone (but not fat if you know what I mean).
Couldn’t fit in a 997, 996 steering wheel in my lap. My 991 is perfect.
3.5 year old in Porsche seat behind passenger seat and loves it.
Here they were 11 and 8 - can't remember exactly when they grew too much to travel in the back - probably the constant complaints about neck pain and walking with a permanent shuffle got to me in the end...
They loved it - and you'll have more room in the 996.
Mr Whippy said:
This is positive be enough for me to go spend some time taking a look then!
I’m hankering most after a 996T.
996T as my daily, 7 and 10 year old kids in the back. My son is getting tall enough to start saying he’s a bit smalll for it when my wife is also in car and he has to go in back, but he’s got another year left in there I reckon before it’s too small
Had kids in the back of this and my previous 996 for 7 years now
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