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Originally Posted by Blue87

Right now both are using a booster with back support and would hopefully fit. The X5 would be reserved for trips that require additional gear such as suitcases etc. Around town the just need water bottle, snacks, small toys and small bag for pool trips. My goal in purchasing one would be to get a sporty fun to drive car that my kids can fit in and seems like this should work, minus the clutch travel and engagement point which has some aftermarket solutions. Good info, it's greatly appreciated.

I have raised my now 7 year old son with our 1M as our ONLY car—-pretty sure you will have 0 issues with the M2 as a kid mover.

It’s been fairly easy—-despite the world telling you that everyone needs an SUV to raise a child! Lol

[Chet for short]

Originally Posted by m2ss

My dad's '63 Beetle straight from the Fatherland...

'68 Opel Kadett. Learned what trailing throttle oversteer was on gravel roads. Not enough umph to power oversteer.

[m2ss]

Originally Posted by Chet for short

'68 Opel Kadett. Learned what trailing throttle oversteer was on gravel roads. Not enough umph to power oversteer.

I drag raced the '63 Beetle and won but had a clear advantage as I was wearing Nike Air Zooms...

[///M TOWN]

Originally Posted by Xspeedracer

I learned manual in both my parents cars moms 73 Bmw Bavaria, and dads 68 912 Porsche

Lucky you ‼️