The best thing would be to have a good think about what you will be using it for. My plan was to do a lot of walking and so I wanted something with bigger wheels for a smoother ride. I ended up with a Swallow Beema Q that Babyco sell, and I really like this pram. Its a three wheeler, has a great sized shopping basket which is great for walking to the shops with and its easy to steer. DD still has her day sleeps in it so it must be comfy. It folds down easy enough and isn't too bad to get in and out of the car. I've not had a problem with its width either. However, it doesn't come with a toddler seat attachment, and tbh, I don't think three-wheelers suit a traditional style toddler seat - it makes them too unstable imo. Our plan for number 2 (we're ttc now) is to sell the beema q, get a moutnain buggy urban double as a walking pram, and a maclaren vogue stroller as a pram for the back of the car and the shoping centre along with slings for the bub. The maclarens are a bit more expensive than other strollers (mind you, same goes for the mountain buggy) but I've managed to grab a 2nd hand one online, plus I think its worth buying a better quality pram that will last through 2-3 kids rather than have to buy a new pram each time.

Sorry for the novel, but hope it helps!