Can you rear-face this in a Jetta and still be comfortable in the front two seats? Would it block the driver's blind spot?
139678
I drive a Nissan Versa, not sure how it compares to the Jetta, but the seat did not block my blind spot when rear facing. The front passenger seat had to be halfway pushed forward, where a 6 ft tall person can sit somewhat comfortably.
139679
I'm sorry, I don't know the answer to this for sure. It is a pretty big car seat so it may block the driver's blind spot but I can't say for sure. I have only used this in the forward facing position.
806149
I tried to fit it on my 2006 jetta and it seemed to fit fine. I dunno how big the seats you have are but the fabric is pretty flexible. I will stress reading the instructions though :)
951399
You will be able to use it on the driver side; but adjustment will be needed in case a person need to use the mirror. I am happy with the Stealth!Clarence
1936206
I've only used it forward facing. Its a pretty tall back though. I could see it maybe blocking your view out of the side window.
1851374
I usually have this little helper laying on my car's center console, if that is what you are asking for. Otherwise use the included windshield suction cup, preferably high on the left side of the rear view mirror so it won't interfere with your field of view.
66809
I don't have that car but one problem I've found is when rear facing you have to have the carseat tilted and it makes the front seats have to be moved up a lot. I think it will git much better when I can forward face
2043840
We installed this into my wife's auto. It really depends on the angle of your setting. We did find that using the mirror's up/down angle lever helps. Placing anti-glare on the rear window would help as well. I think the issue is the amount of light coming in through the rear window vs the display is what is causing to poor visibility.
1057306
No, because it is not clear enough to see through. It will distort your view, and make it difficult to navigate your vehicle. Works great for a rear window in my opinion.
903094
I used it on my VW Jetta, which I didn't measure, but there was ampleroom at both front and back. It fit very nicely.
727347
Probably. We switched to forward facing ....but still use it. Depends on the seat and your vehicle.
1218681
Should be easy :) I never have problems in my jeep, I have both forward and rear facing.
1039302
Yes you can, I use it in my rear passenger seat, but there is nothing about the way that it's made to prevent use in the front seat as well.
2048022
Yes, I bought to be able to see my two children in the back and I can. It takes a bit (about a day) to get used to the view while driving but then it is great.
1989753
I was actually amazed at how "compact" it is once folded. I own a Jeep and when I put it in the trunk, I still have room for two boxes on the side. If you send me the measurements of your jetta's trunk, I will be happy to measure my duallie and send you that information.
720162
Forward facing with no problem at all. Rear facing you may have more trouble. I had to put ours on the passenger side back seat bc my husband needed more left room to drive and the seat wouldn't allow the front seats the slide back. We have a BMW 325i
1720883
It is not as handy of course, but I am able to get a pretty good install with the seat belt on leather seats in the back seat of a vw passat. I use a non slip liner to reduce slippage. I have noticed in some vehicles other than mine, that the seat belt can cause the car seat to pull up on one side, making it unlevel. This may not be specific to only this car seat. Very clear instructions for both so no problem there.
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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.