Posted: Mar 9, 2005
In an article in the Wall Street Journal on premium
strollers, Bugaboo revealed they plan to discontinue the Frog late this year. In
its place will be 2 new models—one less expensive and one more expensive than
the $725 Frog. No other details yet, but we’ll keep an ear out.
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