Have a problem to solve. at home me and my wife have 3 cars - RRS (mine), BMW x3 (wife's), and saab 93 cabrio for my daily use during the summer. We have a 4 year old son.
But the situation changes significantly now, as we are expecting twins to come early next year. With this situation, I need to completely rearrange my "car fleet" as the current combination will not be sufficient. Sometimes I could hardly pack everything in the RRS with 1 kid when going on holiday, so I cannot imagine 3 kids.
So I would like to get some advice from you and proposals on what to do.
First I was thinking about changing RRS to Disco(space) or FFRR (but might not have enough space, then x3 for evoque, leave saab (boys toy .
Now I am thinking aboud going for toyota siena, or honda odyssey as a family car, changing x3 for x1 or evoque and changing saab for another coivertible, but with hard top, so I can use in winter times if needed.
I have an impression, that for comfort, space and gadgets, siena or odyssey are much better than disco. I am looking for a family not an off road car now.

Does anybody have better ideas? My name: Patryk
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Sell the wife and keep all your toys and buy more.

Def sell the Saab!! Better toys out there....my Z4 is an awesome convertible.

Get rid of the BMW X3 and get a Mercedes R-series, minimum R350 Airmatic & 4-Matic.
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Don't even think about an Evoque, the boot is a little smaller than the RRS's and access to the rear for baby seats isn't that great, especially in the coupe. FFRR has about 50% more boot than RRS, rides more plushly performs as well (especially in 4.4TDv8 form) and there is plenty of room in the back for 3 kiddy seats - slightly restricted access to the rear because of the wheel arch intrusion but that should be fixed with the L405 due in 2012/13. Disoc4 has been top of the class for 2 years now and has more space than a moving van in the back even in 5 seater mode. If you have to go down the MPV route then the Ford S max is highly rated but as Bobby says a big Merc estate with 4Matic might be your answer 2020 Pangea Green 1st Edition D240 New Defender 110 is here and loving it
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If you need a people carrier the Mercy R350 takes some beating - plus its 4x4.

thanks for all the input and advice - especially to sell the wife
I am surprised that so many of you recomment R-series. I was thinking about this car when I had the first baby, but I do not like it. I also dont think it has soo much space. In the boot apart from all other things I need space for a twin stroller. In this case I prefer to get disco. But I am still tempted by siena - bigger, more functional, fully loaded still cheper than Merc or LR, and comes AWD. Definitely not so good with handling, but I am looking for a family car.
saab probably needs to go away as now it is only for summer use. thinking of replacing with 3 series cabrio, which will be for daily use all year long. I love z4, but extra seats in the back are sometimes very useful. My name: Patryk
RRS 4.2 s/c Rimini Red

+1 Sell the wife and more toys

but ... Disco or Smax family wagon, 325/330/335 Vert if you really must have a hairdressers car , RS4 Vert is more boys toy if you do, RRS for you still ?? RRS S/C, Factory Fitted Full HST kit, 22" Overfinch SS, Carbon Vents & Grill .. - FOR SALE - PM me for details

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ano this is no no on here but 7 seater Landrcruiser would be my choice for loads of space and plenty of seats