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The Quinny Buzz is a smart looking pushchair which unfolds automatically into a forward or rear facing pushchair. The Buzz seat is suitable from 6 months. May be used from newborn with a Maxi Cosi Cabriofix or Pebble car seat. Rear air tyres and good suspension offer a comfortable ride.


- Reversible very comfortable large seat with multiple angled seat positions

- Tall handle

- Automatic fold

- Large basket

- Swing away bumper bar


Includes:

- Matching foot muff

- Rain cover

- Car seat adapters


Good used condition


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