Thanks for the advice but that is her complaint re the Traverse. With her current crappy Montana there is a perfect safe spot for her purse *between* the front seats. The Traverse she test drove has this corresponding space taken up with the shifting console and such.rbarrios said:I always tell my gf to put her purse in the footwell area of the passenger seat- or the back seat(harder to see with tinted windows)...
DO NOT put it on the passenger seat....
That is too tempting for thieves standing on the corners etc.. waiting to grab the purse as she comes to a stop-
Even with windows up--- they can use small pieces or broken up spark plug ceramic pieces. throw it at the window- and without much effort shatter the glass- grab the purse and off they go... before they even know what the heck just happened the perp is down the street.
I'm confused she's only looking for a space to set her purse when she has a passenger in the car right? And when she leaves the vehicle she plans to take her purse with her I am sure...so just set it on the floor of the 2nd row...copperbeech said:Thanks for the advice but that is her complaint re the Traverse. With her current crappy Montana there is a perfect safe spot for her purse *between* the front seats. The Traverse she test drove has this corresponding space taken up with the shifting console and such.
As she tells me:imgntht said:I'm cunfused she's only looking for a space to set her purse when she has a passenger in the car right? And when she leaves the vehicle she plans to take her purse with her I am sure...so just set it on the floor of the 2nd row...
Sounds like she is just resisting change
Thanks. Pix are just fine. And thanks for the multiple shots giving good context of where/how it fits.mihalich said:Here you go. Sorry they're a little blury. it was still a little dark out and the camera wouldn't focus that well.
Joe