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third seat

posted by  JamesS on  Sat May 8 06:16 CST 2004
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Hi. I write after a year's hiatus from Volvo, having realized that it is time to "come home." The thing is, with a fourth child on the way, I can't do so unless I learn more about the third seat option. I reside in the United Kingdom and am wondering if fitting a third seat into any Volvo wagon/estate is a feasible and/or possible option. I have yet to buy the model, so if you tell me that it can go in one but not another, then I will look for the one it can fit into.

What are people's experiences of fitting the third seat? What kind of (ballpark) cost would be involved? Where does one find a seat?

I ask these questions assuming that I won't be able to find a car already equipped with one. If installing one is possible after the fact, then obviously my buying options increase substantially.

I look forward to hearing from someone, as I have always received extremely helpful advice from this forum in the past, and I so desperately want to get another Volvo.

Thanks in advance.

James Siemens






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