WIll it fit in my trunk? I have a '02 Jetta, and am trying to keep the dream alive of not "needing" a bigger car for a 2nd child... Thus the sky is the limit for a double stroller and money is no object (otherwise I would NOT be considering this stroller, it's way out of my price range EXCEPT when compared to the cost of a new car, ha). Anyway, will it fit? I went to my local baby boutique and they only had the single version in the store to mess with. That one really impressed me with it's small size... I imagine the double is the same length when folded, but just wider? What is the smallest sized trunk that anyone has fit this into? :) WIll it fit in my trunk? I have a '02 Jetta, and am trying to keep the dream alive of not "needing" a bigger car for a 2nd child... Thus the sky is the limit for a double stroller and... » Read More WIll it fit in my trunk? I have a '02 Jetta, and am trying to keep the dream alive of not "needing" a bigger car for a 2nd child... Thus the sky is the limit for a double stroller and money is no object (otherwise I would NOT be considering this stroller, it's way out of my price range EXCEPT when compared to the cost of a new car, ha). Anyway, will it fit? I went to my local baby boutique and they only had the single version in the store to mess with. That one really impressed me with it's small size... I imagine the double is the same length when folded, but just wider? What is the smallest sized trunk that anyone has fit this into? :) « Show Less
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We have a Jetta too and are thinking of getting this stroller! Will let you know if we do get it if it fits!
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Will do! :) How funny. I am now actually looking at the Graco Quattro Tour Duo for my first primary stroller, just because it's cheaper and comes with cupholders, carseat attachments, etc. I looked at the Duoglider in the store and it was horrible, but the Quattro has better reviews and supposedly folds down 20% smaller. Looking at the measurements, it SHOULD fit... never know though. I'm going to try that one out this week. The boutique I went to to look at the City Mini actually had the Quattro Duo in stock but I just totally didn't even look at it, ha.
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I don't want to lie too, but honestly... I'm using this on our Chicco cortina together double stroller.. And felt the same way...as Nicole.. I don't think we really needed a double even with our 2nd NB even when our first was a beginning toddler.... We barely use it... Sorry off the subject... Well this is too small for the chicco double... When using it. We use big claps to hold it down when winds blow during heavy rain...and it didn't cover all the way as the picture shown on the left... I assume fit best for the brand it's stated and all...
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We've fit the stroller into a Subaru WRX with no problem. I think the trunk size is pretty similar to a Focus. Using the UPPAbaby G-Luxe travel bag that we bought, checking the stroller in has been uneventful with no damage. The travel bag is well worth it in our opinion.
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Not a great choice for either I would say... its not an offroad stroller, and its simply too large to be reasonable at a busy airport. I wont lie, this sucker is heavy and long. I would take measurements of your vehicle before you buy because it wont fit in some. That said for things like zoo days or parks with sidewalks, we absolutely love it. Our 4 year has some physical limitations and the back seat allows her easy in and out and lets her feel like a big kid without being strapped into a traditional mobility stroller. I completely endorse it, but you need to be aware this is probably not an every day kind of stroller. Not a great choice for either I would say... its not an offroad stroller, and its simply too large to be reasonable at a busy airport. I wont lie, this sucker is heavy and long. I would take measurements of your vehicle before you buy because it wont fit in some. That said for things like zoo days or parks with sidewalks, we absolutely love it. Our 4 year has some physical limitations and the back seat allows her easy in and out and lets her feel like a big kid without being strapped into a traditional mobility stroller. I completely endorse it, but you need to be aware this is probably not... » Read More Not a great choice for either I would say... its not an offroad stroller, and its simply too large to be reasonable at a busy airport. I wont lie, this sucker is heavy and long. I would take measurements of your vehicle before you buy because it wont fit in some. That said for things like zoo days or parks with sidewalks, we absolutely love it. Our 4 year has some physical limitations and the back seat allows her easy in and out and lets her feel like a big kid without being strapped into a traditional mobility stroller. I completely endorse it, but you need to be aware this is probably not an every day kind of stroller. « Show Less
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It's definitely a large carseat. I have a Jetta - which is a little bigger than a civic and it fits fine in the middle seat (we have it rear facing still). It could definitely fit in the side seats as well if necessary.
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Do you think that you could fit three of these similar car seats in the back? My husband would like to buy a versa, but we would need to have three of these in the backseat and we're not sure it would fit when just measuring the car at the dealership, where we thought it might with a Honda Fit (just barely), though I know he'd rather have the versa. With your 2 seats in, how much actual hip room does your 11 year old have, is it enough for another 17 in seat? Thanks a bunch!
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The stroller folds more compactly without the lock in place. This allowed us to take it on a road trip. I used a measuring tape, which gave me these measurements: 17" in width (across the seat area), 12" deep (folded, from the wheel to the handles), and 31" in length (after easily removing the front "crash bar"). My daughter will be three next week, and I still take it for errands, etc., for the same reasons I did two years ago. Namely, the basket is great for a trip to the market, a walk, etc., the sunshade is fabulous in most(!) conditions (except full-on afternoon light), and the seat is deep and high enough for a growing child. Good luck! The stroller folds more compactly without the lock in place. This allowed us to take it on a road trip. I used a measuring tape, which gave me these measurements: 17" in width (across the seat area), 12" deep (folded, from the wheel to the handles), and 31" in length (after easily removing the front "crash bar"). My daughter will be three next week, and I still take it for errands, etc., for the same reasons I did two years ago. Namely, the basket is great for a trip to the market, a walk, etc., the sunshade is fabulous in most(!) conditions (except full-on... » Read More The stroller folds more compactly without the lock in place. This allowed us to take it on a road trip. I used a measuring tape, which gave me these measurements: 17" in width (across the seat area), 12" deep (folded, from the wheel to the handles), and 31" in length (after easily removing the front "crash bar"). My daughter will be three next week, and I still take it for errands, etc., for the same reasons I did two years ago. Namely, the basket is great for a trip to the market, a walk, etc., the sunshade is fabulous in most(!) conditions (except full-on afternoon light), and the seat is deep and high enough for a growing child. Good luck! « Show Less
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Is it a Jetta S or a Jetta Sportwagen S? If it's not a wagon, it doesn't have the roof rails, so no go. If it does, it should be fittable and look good. think about silver vs black color. they are really solid when hooked on correctly
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Hi there. I transport mine in a 2006 Ford Focus car. The trunk is tiny but somehow I always manage to maneuver it in. The stroller weighs like a truck but to me it's worth the hassle. I've taken mine across bumpy grass terrain and it rolls fine. However it's still a somewhat bumpy ride for the baby. That wouldn't make a difference no matter what kind of stroller you get. If you're running on gravel I think it should work just fine. I haven't tried gravel yet but I've taken it on bumpy field grass and it worked fine. I think it's a great stroller!
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Unless I am mistaken I think the 2014 jetta sportwagen is no different than the 2013 (which is what I have). It was a bit of a struggle to fit it in my 2013 wagon but maybe that's what allows it to have a nice snug fit once it is in there. FYI, I am talking about Jetta Sportwagen's in the U.S. - Europe, I believe, got a redesign for 2014 - which the U.S. will get for 2015.
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I can tell you that this kayak/canoe should fit in the trunk of your car. I own a Chevy Malibu and when deflated it fits in the trunk with ease, even when I don't roll it up that well. I imagine it would not be an issue fitting it in smaller cars as well. The hard part for me is fitting paddles and fishing poles in my car. One thing I would recommend buying to go with this is a tarp to put in your trunk with it... When you take it out of the water, it will be wet and if you deflate it on grass or sand it tends to stick to the kayak/canoe. I keep the tarp in my trunk to ensure that my car doesn't get messy. The tarp is a cheap purchase and saves a lot of cleanup time. I hope this helps! I can tell you that this kayak/canoe should fit in the trunk of your car. I own a Chevy Malibu and when deflated it fits in the trunk with ease, even when I don't roll it up that well. I imagine it would not be an issue fitting it in smaller cars as well. The hard part for me is fitting paddles and fishing poles in my car. One thing I would recommend buying to go with this is a tarp to put in your trunk with it... When you take it out of the water, it will be wet and if you deflate it on grass or sand it tends to stick to the kayak/canoe. I keep the tarp in my trunk to ensure that my car... » Read More I can tell you that this kayak/canoe should fit in the trunk of your car. I own a Chevy Malibu and when deflated it fits in the trunk with ease, even when I don't roll it up that well. I imagine it would not be an issue fitting it in smaller cars as well. The hard part for me is fitting paddles and fishing poles in my car. One thing I would recommend buying to go with this is a tarp to put in your trunk with it... When you take it out of the water, it will be wet and if you deflate it on grass or sand it tends to stick to the kayak/canoe. I keep the tarp in my trunk to ensure that my car doesn't get messy. The tarp is a cheap purchase and saves a lot of cleanup time. I hope this helps! « Show Less
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I haven't used this seat yet in my crv.. it is fairly large. My baby came at 7 months and then was way too small to fit in this seat when she was able to leave nicu. A friend let me borrow a carrier car seat. We will probably start using this seat next month. It seems nice and easy to use but I have also read other people having issues with it fitting in non suv type cars. If you get it and it doesn't fit you can send it back. I will say that when this was sent to me, the car seat was already expired, check the date if this is a concern.
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Thank you so much !!! Whew...one more question if you don't mind. I have a 2 1/2 year old that is about 28 lbs and I keep reading some concerns about the size of the toddler and being comfortable. Have you any experience or comments about this and are you overall happy with this stroller? Thank you so much for your time !
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I have a 2012 Jetta Sportwagon, for which I ordered a Weathertech floor liner for the storage compartment at the rear. This is the third Weathertech wagon floor liner that I have purchased because of the quality and fit of the product. There is a small issue with the 2012 Jetta fit. On either side of the floor at the rear there is a pocket about large enough to hold a large box of Kleenex or a set of jumper cables. The Weathertech liner extends over the pockets. I would rather it didn't cover the pockets, but not enough to return the otherwise fine fitting liner to get something else that wouldn't be as good. Weathertech makes good stuff. I have a 2012 Jetta Sportwagon, for which I ordered a Weathertech floor liner for the storage compartment at the rear. This is the third Weathertech wagon floor liner that I have purchased because of the quality and fit of the product. There is a small issue with the 2012 Jetta fit. On either side of the floor at the rear there is a pocket about large enough to hold a large box of Kleenex or a set of jumper cables. The Weathertech liner extends over the pockets. I would rather it didn't cover the pockets, but not enough to return the otherwise fine fitting liner to get something else that... » Read More I have a 2012 Jetta Sportwagon, for which I ordered a Weathertech floor liner for the storage compartment at the rear. This is the third Weathertech wagon floor liner that I have purchased because of the quality and fit of the product. There is a small issue with the 2012 Jetta fit. On either side of the floor at the rear there is a pocket about large enough to hold a large box of Kleenex or a set of jumper cables. The Weathertech liner extends over the pockets. I would rather it didn't cover the pockets, but not enough to return the otherwise fine fitting liner to get something else that wouldn't be as good. Weathertech makes good stuff. « Show Less
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I have owned this stroller for a year now and my first choice was the City Select, but the price was prohibitive. I liked it at first and I still do, but I am now wishing I would have spent more money initially and gotten either the City Select Double or the City Mini Double. I bought this after my second daughter was born. She is now 14 months and my oldest is 3. The 3 year old is 32# and 37 inches tall (63rd percentile), and she looks a little squished in the seat. It does push really well and I liked that it came with both seats and the infant seat adapter, but I don't know how much longer my oldest will be comfortable. Also, it is kind of awkward to move once it is collapsed. I think the Baby Jogger City models fold up better. For these reasons, I am now considering buying the City Mini double. Hope this helps!
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Yes! I have a minivan, so getting it in my trunk isn't an issue, but the front wheel easily comes off to make it more usable in a vehicle with a smaller trunk. It does fit through doorways, but just barely.you have to push it straight in, carefully! I love it for indoor malls where you don't have the go in and out of small doorways, the zoo, the fair, taking walks, the playground, things like that. It pushes so nicely, and I put all three of my kids in it, because one can sit over the front tire. I wish I had just spent the money on this stroller from the beginning, instead of buying the cheaper ones to try to fulfil our demands!! Yes! I have a minivan, so getting it in my trunk isn't an issue, but the front wheel easily comes off to make it more usable in a vehicle with a smaller trunk. It does fit through doorways, but just barely.you have to push it straight in, carefully! I love it for indoor malls where you don't have the go in and out of small doorways, the zoo, the fair, taking walks, the playground, things like that. It pushes so nicely, and I put all three of my kids in it, because one can sit over the front tire. I wish I had just spent the money on this stroller from the beginning, instead of buying the... » Read More Yes! I have a minivan, so getting it in my trunk isn't an issue, but the front wheel easily comes off to make it more usable in a vehicle with a smaller trunk. It does fit through doorways, but just barely.you have to push it straight in, carefully! I love it for indoor malls where you don't have the go in and out of small doorways, the zoo, the fair, taking walks, the playground, things like that. It pushes so nicely, and I put all three of my kids in it, because one can sit over the front tire. I wish I had just spent the money on this stroller from the beginning, instead of buying the cheaper ones to try to fulfil our demands!! « Show Less
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It is not good as primary stroller. Specially if you live in the city, it is too heavy and bulky. It barely fits in toyota Camry trunk. Front wheel came of in 3 months, called them and have been waiting for replacement over 45 days. So I purchased lightweight one and boy what a difference. Going up and down stairs is so easy. Shopping became easy too. Although, i miss it when i got into the parks or hiking.Next, car seat attached is low quality and became too small in just 2-3 months.