If you’re a parent in the market for a new car, you want to find one that fits into your lifestyle and keeps your family safe. It is important to consider what you’re wanting the car to do for you, this could be for doing the school runs or a new vessel for a cross country trip with the kids.
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The Hyundai Tucson has asserted itself as one of the best-selling midsize SUVs in Australia.
If you’re looking for a car to accommodate your newborn baby, there are plenty of options out there. The three things you want to look for are that it has plenty of room for all the things that need to be carted around with the baby, enough ISOFIX points for the baby seat and the safety features to keep your new family safe. You may want to look at options such as the Mazda CX-5 and Toyota RAV4.
There’s no shortage when it comes to sedans for parents. It is important that the sedan you go for is affordable and able to keep your family safe. A great example of a sedan that can do all this is the Toyota Camry.
Mums always deserve to ride in style, the choice of car for mum just depends on her preferences and what she’ll be using it for. Two examples of cars that could be great would be the Toyota RAV4 or the Peugeot 3008.
Safety is vital in cars accommodating babies and infants, and the ANCAP rating system has a section specifically for child occupant protection. Having a high rating in this section should be very important when looking at cars for this purpose. An example of two cars with a high rating in this section is the Mercedes-Benz GLS and the Toyota RAV4.
The parents collection on OnlineAuto is a great place to find a child friendly car. These cars have been selected for this collection as they all have features that make a car child friendly.
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