04 Jun 07
The following day, the Roomster returned earned its keep by carrying a big and complicated load.
Tomato plants, a fishtank - with fish - and a box containing three chicks all had to be accommodated, along with three people and their weekend bags. No problem. The rear seat slides forward a couple of inches, making room for the tomato plants; the fish went in the front passenger footwell; and everything else fitted in around the people.
I still feel as though there is more potential to explore in the Roomster's interior. Aside from the seat sliding to and fro, and the small middle rear seat turning into an armrest, it doesn't really do much, unless I'm missing the point.
But there are some bungees built into the boot. However, while is theoretically handy, I never remember they're there when I'm loading up.
