What is the size of this stroller when folded up? How much room does it take up in the back of a car?
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I have a Subaru Impreza and it doesn't take up my whole trunk space. There is still room for groceries and whatever else. It folds up to about the same size as a Graco or Chicco large stroller would (as opposed to an umbrella stroller). We tested ours out at buy buy baby so if you have one close by, it's worth the visit.
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We have a Honda Odyssey. I would say it takes up about a quarter of the trunk space.
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I drive a sonata and when my stroller is folded up there is still plenty of room in my trunk
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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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Folded Dimensions: 48″ x 36″ x 28″. It folds in half, although I have never folded it. However, it's comforting in case someone with a small car would ever need to pick me up in a pinch.
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Hey Sammy, I have a 2013 honda oddessy and it fits EASILY both folded in half and just folded flat. It easily fits folded in half with all 3 rows of seats up and obviously fits very easily both ways with the 3rd row laying flat. It is roughly 40 high x 16 wide by 25-30 length. Hope that helps. I have had the stroller for 2 years now and still LOVE it. I have a 8 week old, 21 month old and 3 year old (tall and big for his age, 42 lbs) and it works great for everybody.
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It's a big stroller, but compact too. Because the whells, tis a little difficult to put in a small car. In my SUV, there isn't problem. By the way, i use a smaller stroller when i get out by car.
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I guess it depends on what kind of car you have. It is about the size of a pool lounge chair. It folds, but it is not compact.
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Not sure but the stroller is heavy and the size when is folded is kind of big. But after three strllers this system is really convinient
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About 20" wide, 28" deep front to back and is adjustable to about 36". It is the best walker we have owned. Very easy to fold up and open and fits behind the car seat when closed. Highly reccommend. Hope this helps.
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When collapsed, it's 52" long and 17" at it's longest width (42" in circumference), but even that can probably be smooshed down to 15". The sun visors, wheels and handles are at that end. I easily fit my stroller behind the front seats in front of the back seats. There are brakes on the wheels as well so you can store it upright (such as at a restaurant) without it rolling to the floor.
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The chassis part when folded is 34 inches long and 23 inch wide the stroller really does not fold flat so that is the same length and width, let me just say if you don't have an SUV it's going to be tight, this really is not a good carriage for taking in and out of a car
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Gustavo,It is the same size when the stroller is folded. I mean it fits the folded stroller. I am totally satisfied.
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We gate checked it and it was very easy to fold and store. The MB website has the dimensions of it folded up too, I found it pretty compact for the car because it's almost flat when folded. Great stroller!
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Unfolded it is 46in long including basket on back and 23 in wide. Inside main part is 18 in wide and 33 3/4 in long. Folded its about 9 in wide and easily fits in a closet or trunk of car. I do daycare and can seat 4 one year olds in it. Or a infant seat and a toddler or 2. Hope that helps.
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I don't have the actual dimensions as the box has long been discarded. But I can tell you that the box was very close to the dimensions of the stroller folded and standing. Product info on the amazon website actually provides approximate dimensions you're looking for.
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Sorry I can't give you the exact dimensions of the box, but it is very large and very heavy. I have a fairly large sedan with folding back seats and there was no way it would fit in the car. I had to borrow a large pickup truck to move it! Hope this helps a little!
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It folds up the same as w/o second seat! I've fit it in my parents regular trunk fine (Saturn) & a Toyota corolla. I'd say it's about 11 inch height. 2 ft width and length??
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I am able to get mine back into the box it came in, which is approximately 6" X 20" x 36". Would definitely fit in the trunk of a car. When deflated, fold from the bottom towards the top first. Then fold each side in a third towards the center. Then fold up from the bottom again.