We drive a Prius.Will Britax Advocate fit on the back of co-pilot seat (rear facing) &amp; still leave room to be comfortable in front?(we have 2 kids)
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Honestly, I would contact the company for exact dimensions. The seat is quite wide and I'm not familiar with the interior of a Prius.
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Thanks for the input. We did end up buying this stroller and it fits just fine in the Prius. It's a bit of a squeeze in our Honda Civic, but it's doable for either car. It's a great little double stroller!
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My Britax B-Safe fit in my friends Infiniti G-35 coupe. It was a day I just really did not feel like driving. If you are really tall and need to push your front seat all the way back that may pose a problem with fitting the seat properly, as well as people that recline their seats during a car ride. Other than those situations I see this car seat being able to fit in the back of a Mustang.
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I found that my 5yr old grandson had more room to grow in the Diono. The Britax fit too snug - I felt it couldn't accomodate him as well now or when he's 6 or 7. Hope this helps you.
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I had it rear-facing in a Saturn, and I found it difficult to get my almost-2-year old in the seat without hitting her head on the door of my car. However, my daughter is pretty big and was almost 30 pounds at the time. The seat fit perfectly fine in the car however. I now have it forward facing in a PT Cruiser and am still able to fold down the other 2/3rds of the back-seat next to her. I am able to see out of the back perfectly. I find that the seat is very sturdy. I turned my girl around before she was 2, but I consulted my local DMV car seat specialist and he said he saw no problem given her size and the safety of the seat. I had it rear-facing in a Saturn, and I found it difficult to get my almost-2-year old in the seat without hitting her head on the door of my car. However, my daughter is pretty big and was almost 30 pounds at the time. The seat fit perfectly fine in the car however. I now have it forward facing in a PT Cruiser and am still able to fold down the other 2/3rds of the back-seat next to her. I am able to see out of the back perfectly. I find that the seat is very sturdy. I turned my girl around before she was 2, but I consulted my local DMV car seat specialist and he said he saw no problem... » Read More I had it rear-facing in a Saturn, and I found it difficult to get my almost-2-year old in the seat without hitting her head on the door of my car. However, my daughter is pretty big and was almost 30 pounds at the time. The seat fit perfectly fine in the car however. I now have it forward facing in a PT Cruiser and am still able to fold down the other 2/3rds of the back-seat next to her. I am able to see out of the back perfectly. I find that the seat is very sturdy. I turned my girl around before she was 2, but I consulted my local DMV car seat specialist and he said he saw no problem given her size and the safety of the seat. « Show Less
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We have a suburban and it fits just fine. The car seat has a recline adjustment so if the seat tilts too far forward you can recline it back so the child isn't leaning. I am pretty sure the recline position is doctor recommended for rear facing any way.
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I debated for about a month or two on weather to get the radian or a britax and I have a friend who was certified for installing carseats and apparently britax shortened their seats so kiddos outgrow them faster..the the radian has a steal frame..allows you to rear face til 45 pounds and lasts through a booster seat:) diono also just came out with a carseat called the Pacifica that actually allows you to rear face your child til 50 pounds and ya still in the same price range as the radian and britax:)
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It seems as though it we'll fit any car seat well it's big enough to go up the sides a little so if your little one does pee it stays contained to the piddle pad. I have a britax car seat and fit very well. It also fits well in a Phil and teds stroller, so I don't think you have anything to worry about.
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I am sorry I didn't buy this for a Britax b-ready. I agree they are similar. I have to say though this is a snug fit with the vista. There isn't much wiggle room on the sides. So it might have to be an exact fit. Just my opinion. I hope you can find someone who has actually tried it out.
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Thanks for your reply. I bought the Boulevard end of June and started using the carseat beginning of July. I love it! My daughter is 9 mos now, 28.5 in. and 20 lbs. She does very well in the seat and her head does not tilt forward when she sleeps like it always did in her Graco Snugride (which I also liked, except for the head dangle). I'm also not sure if her head will tilt forward once I turn her forward facing. I will try to keep her rear facing as long as possible.
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@ Algood. I assume you are trying to figure out about the fit. I do not use it in the vehicle. I use it for the movie theatres. So it easily fit (with space left on the sides) in the old movie theatres' seats. I live in an APO address so the seats are not up to US movie theaters current standards. With that said, these car seats do not take a lot of space, plus they are very light. I also love the cup holder things. Sorry I was of not much help :).
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My husband just installed the Britax Boulevard in his Prius and it fits securely. If you go to the Britax website, it has a link that will tell you which models are recommended for which vehicles.
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Regardless of the brand of carseat, you will have the same problem. My son is now 15 months, and we had to turn him around today because he just won't fit rear facing anymore...
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I have this in a new Jetta (rear facing) and it does not fit completely between the driver and passenger seat. I'm 5'9", and when I move the seat back to drive, the drivers seat hits the car seat. I've never sat in a Honda Fit, but they are smaller than a Jetta. This is a big car seat, but worth every penny. The belts and latches work very well. We had a detachable car seat for the first 6 months, but when I realized the two piece design isn't designed for a collision much over 25mph, I ditched it for this seat. No regrets- this seat is awesome; if car seats could be awesome.
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We have a 2006 Prius and the only way we can put the Frontier in the backseat is if we put it in the window seat. If you put the Frontier in the middle, nobody else can fit on either side of it, because it's just so wide. Even now, with the Frontier at the window, we can only put one more passenger in the back seat, also by the window. There is no space to fit someone in the middle seat. So our car is in essence a 4 seater now. No problems at all with installation.
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We're having the *exact* same problem as scientific illustrator. The Britax Roundabout will not sit securely in the middle of our Prius. The car seat base is more narrow than the middle cushion so the car seat tilts and wobbles. We are trying to return the Roundabout and are looking for suggestions on which convertible car seat will work. Please advise!! Thank you
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I have the Britax Advocate 70-G3 and it is a behemoth! It fits in this bag. The dimensions of my seat are 21 x 22.2 x 26 inches. Where my seat is only 22.2" the Graco says it's 27". Ours is snug on width but had some room in height. Hope this helps.