Looks like this screen would work for me. Can anyone tell me the dimensions of the carrying case? I have a new car and it doesn't have a rear-seat pass through. Thanks for any help with the transport size. Looks like this screen would work for me. Can anyone tell me the dimensions of the carrying case? I have a new car and it doesn't have a rear-seat pass through. Thanks for any help with the... » Read More Looks like this screen would work for me. Can anyone tell me the dimensions of the carrying case? I have a new car and it doesn't have a rear-seat pass through. Thanks for any help with the transport size. « Show Less
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it is 4ft long, it folds up pretty compact, and the case is very high quality, especially for the price. It fits in the backseat, and trunk of a volvo S40 (for comparison)
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It is flip out. I have an Expedition and it covers my controls under where my radio goes. But, it has different settings how you want the screen so sit so it might work. You can have it flat, popped out a little or a lot so it may work for you. This is a HUGE screen and detachable as well. It slides completely straight out to put in a disk.
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Not well, no. I'm 5'10", and I can't put this in the seat behind me rear-facing. It will fit in the middle or behind the passenger seat, but it obstructs the view out the rear window or the right side rear window in those positions. It's possible to adjust the side mirrors to drive safely without being able to see out the right rear window (you should not be able to see the sides of your car in the side mirrors), but that's not how most people are taught to drive in the US, so it just felt uncomfortable and wrong to me.
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Easy to move. You and your spouse should able to move it. If you disassemble it first, it should fit the back seat of a typical car(Toyota Corolla, Honda Civic). Thanks.
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Hi Keith, I got the locking carrier and thought it to be a great piece. I have a Ford escape hybrid, and unfortunately, while the carrier can adjust to fit larger width boards (my SUP is 31.5x 3 or 4 in thick), it must be placed INSIDE the runners on the cross bars. Each connection point from the carrier needs a few inches INSIDE the running boards, meaning less room for my board in the space in between. Unless you have cross bars without running bars that restrict the distance for separating them - I would def measure out the space (leaving about 3 inches on either side of the interior) where you will attach the carrier. Also - I had factory installed crossbars, which were kind of an oval shape. The carrier will fit to any share - but I did find that the bolts that came with the carrier once fully installed nearly touched the roof of my SUV... meaning scratches! I was so sad to see such a great carrier not work for me. Also - I believe it says you can stack boards - Iwoul;dnt recommend tho. Int he end I just got some Dakine board straps then used the crossbar pads that came with this system. Was simple, secure (but not locking), and did the trick without any extra problems.) My recommendation if you still try to get this carrier - measure it out with the space you have. For a 33 in. width - you'll need about 40 inches between running boards to place the kit AND your board. It comes with bolts... but you may want to look into getting after market bolts.
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Hi, I have a coupe and it fit pretty well. I wouldn't say perfect though because my car has the GPS and the installers had to make some mods to make it fit but it looks good. I think it would fit nicer if your car doesn't have the in-dash GPS. I would offer to send you pictures but I'm not in the country right now to take them for you. Let me know if you have any other questions =)
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It fits rear-facing in the back of our 2004 Honda Civic and 2005 Toyota Matrix. As mentioned in my review of the seat, in the Civic, we had to put it behind the driver's seat because when behind the passenger seat it blocks sight out of that window (which is needed for a lot of highway driving). The windows in the Matrix are of a size that the window isn't completely blocked, so the seat can go behind the passenger seat easily. I am 5'7" and have enough room with the seat installed behind the driver's seat; at 6'1" my husband has barely enough room, but it's doable for short distances. So while I am not sure of the dimensions of the rear seat of a Corolla, I'm not imagining that it is a whole lot smaller than a Civic. It should fit fine if you install it behind the passenger seat, that is, if you have a large-ish back passenger window or if seeing out of it is not a concern for you. If you are tall and have to put it behind the driver's seat, this may be a problem. (Note that once forward-facing, it won't block the window and can go behind the passenger seat easily since it also takes up less room in that position). It really isn't that much larger than many other good seats on the market. Having a small car is a challenge with a lot of seats. So while neither of our cars has a lot of room left over after installing the seat, it does fit. Hope this helps without directly answering your question.
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This car seat is a little big. I have an older Subaru & have issues with it fitting in the back seat. I just can't have a passenger in the front seat. They have to sit in the back. This is just my commuter car so I don't worry about it too much. I figure that I will put up with the issue since it was one of the higher safety rated car seats that I could find,
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We bought this model and the Chicco Keyfit 30 carseat and could not find any way for them to fit securely, even after watching the video posted in the above comment. There just simply isn't enough room for both carseats to fit securely. I also found the instruction manual for the 1305TW and if you scroll down to Bar Location Chart Chicco is not even on the list.The manual: http://www.babytrend.com/pdf/1305TW_EN_0608c.pdf
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If you can find a place to set it up ... I looked up your car and the right side of forward center console left of passenger seat may be a decent fit. There is a lot of Velcro and bungee cords to secure it. But it is kind of hard to position comfortably. I'm not sure it would work for you it may be a bit big.
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Hi Miranda, Thank you for your interest in one of our products. We would be more than happy to find a screen that is compatible with your laptop. In checking for screen compatibility, it is best that we go by the "part number" of the screen to ensure accuracy. You can find the part number at the back of the screen once it is taken out of the laptop.We look forward in doing business with you.Thank you,
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I have a Dodge Journey and the dashboard is pretty large and because of that it is to small for my windshield. So I would say if you have a large dashboard to skip this item. I am passing it on to my teens who drive an old Grand Am and it fits that. I hope that helps.
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I don't know your vehicle. However, I ordered this barrier and it actually did not quite stretch the whole distance, about an inch short on either side, so it is at its longest width. It is adjustable to shorter lengths, but it's difficult for me. So, I have the barrier at its full length. It works fine. My only issue is that the barrier does not go up quite high enough (it anchors around the headrest bars) and I see the top crossbar in my rearview mirror, which is distracting. The mesh itself does not deter my vision. I am keeping it though, because it actually works very well to keep my dog from trying to get into the front seat, and he actually lays down on the backseat. Everything else I tried from seatbelt harnesses, to pet pods, to partial front seat barrier did not work. The seatbelt harness was the worst. My dog panicked and got so tangled up I thought I would have to cut the seatbelt away. (my mutley is a 75-lb border collie/mtn dog mix.) So, I deal with the crossbar in my rearview and pay attention to my outside mirrors, and I'm trying to come up with a solution to secure it higher. I do recommend the barrier. I have a 2009 Kia Optima, considered a mid-size car.
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I would never, NEVER put the carseat in the back of this carriage... it's just not worth it. It's not the way the carriage was made or intended for use. Accidents happen...what if you were to tip the carriage up to go up a curb and the carseat fell out?!? I saw someone's review with a picture of the carseat in the back like you are describing and I thought to myself...CRAZY! Use the thing the way it was intended. Better to be safe than sorry. If you think your older child will get bored (?) give them a book to look at or play a little game with them like I Spy or soimething. Your sister doesn't even have this model carriage...don't do it. Follow the directions; it's better than a trip to the emergency room. And if you were to use it incorrectly and something went wrong; you'd look like such an incompetant when you explained how your child/children got hurt. I'm big for following directions and using things properly. Good luck!
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I don't have the car you name; however, I wouldn't be surprised if it fit poorly in ANY car. It's flimsy, even if stuff is put in the pockets, and it hits the seat when I close the car door. In other words, it's been useless to me. I don't recommend this product.
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Just purchased this and it fits rear-facing in my two door with both front seats all the way back. It's pretty much impossible for my 6'2" broad shouldered husband to get our son in and out of the seat in my car but I don't have any issues. This is a non-issue since my husband doesn't usually drive my two door without me. Go to a store that carries the seat and install the floor model, you aren't required to purchase it there.
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It will fit because you can loosely inflate it with the included cigarette lighter adapter pump. Then close the doors and fully inflate it with the doors closed, then climb over between front seats and you are good to go.It may also fit just fine without having to do it that, I was just telling you so worst case you can use it either way. I've used it for traveling back and forth often cross states and it's been a real money and time saver.