I have a 4 door dodge neon. My backseats do have headrests that I could get the strap around - but will that be enough to secure the seat?
812945
Yes I believe so. I have a Pontiac G6 and can only secure the seat with the head rest strap. You can tighten it up. I have a 10 lb chihuahua and she is very secure in the seat. There is a strap on the inside that comes up and latches to the harness on the dog so they can't fall or jump out. I really like this dog seat!
812946
That's all I use. Seems secure enough, especially if the pups decide to stay in it.
812947
You can always fasten your seat belt and wrap the strap that goes around the seat, around the seat belt for more stability.
812948
There's a bigger strap that goes around the lower part of the seat and buckles. I'm no expert on cars but I'd think your seat will work as well as any other. It needs to be a single seat, though, not a bench seat.
812949
There are two straps, one for headrest and one that wraps around the seat, both are adjustable. My doggie weighs 4lbs and loves this seat. I made another pillow to boost her up even further. I agree with others, just stay within the weight requirement and it should work out for you. My husband sometimes only uses the upper strap. I always use both. Hope this helps.
812950
Yes. I only secure mines by the headrest. Hopefully your dog isn't too big.
812951
Oh totally! Just make sure your dogs meet the weight requirement. I love mine .. My dog is not such a fan but she's getting use to it. I feel so much better know she's safe when traveling with me.
1397121
There has to be an opening of some sort, or the ability to push the velcro strap through somehow. If your headrest is actually a part of the seat, this one wont work.
1151281
I don't think so, as long as you have the bungees tight enough. I went through 2 different parts of the barrier and went all the way around the headrest. It was pretty tight to the seat and I did use my own bungees.
1822262
I have a Nissan rogue and it's very tight in my backseat. It blocks my blind spot no matter where I put it. I love the car seat but it's definitely huge!
1738248
Yes it can. It has a long strap that will reach around most seats. It wil move around some. They would be more secure with 2 straps.
1739535
My car does NOT have a head rest, but the back seat does flip down. The straps where adjustable enough so I could attach it around the entire seat. I have to use a blanket to get it at the right angle, but it does the job.
1438864
I'm not sure as if I remember the securing devices fit over a seat so unless your back seat is open on the back, don't think so. I gave mine away as my cat didn't like it, prefers sitting in the back window and on the front seat, and can't really look at it to give my opinion. Perhaps going to the manufacturer might be more help than me. Sorry.
229128
as long as the rear seats have a head adjustable head rests. I found that the straps stay in place better if they are wrapped around the bar of the head rest rather than the actual seats.
236002
I guess because the straps can be unbuckled, but since I don't have the same headrests I'm not certain about that. I hope this helps.
495839
I want to say yes, as long as the headrest has 2 guideposts that are not too recessed. The Gripdaddy is adjustable in multiple ways. I have placed in different cars, and have always been able to adjust it to the best position for my kids. However, I have never positioned it the way you want to. Hope this helps! This thing is durable!
1606593
The attachments are velcro. So as long is there is a place to wrap the strap then yes. The shade comes out far so it may it the front seats.
420527
No, it comes with straps to secure any kind of car seat whether it be for infants or convertibles. You would feed the straps through the seatbelt guide paths on your car seat, secure the strap & then tighten securely.
1727906
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.
684598
Since it attaches by the way of straps on the front and back headrests, it won't be a "sling" without the back headrests. It will be just another cover ... and a slippery one at that.
196399
Well, the headrest needs installed and the straps need adjusted. You also need to take the seat topper off if your using the seatbelt latch so it does take a bit of time but the seat is amazing! Your local police/fire station should be able to help to make sure it's installed properly. There is also a site called The Car Seat lady and that's very helpful!! Best of luck!
665056
The hammock has both an elastic strap that can fit over each head rest or adjustable belts with clips that can be fitted. If you have any headrests this will work. In either case the back seat is completely covered as there is ample material to drape the rear seat.
447377
Not sure- I have a Toyota Sienna with two rows but I only have two kids and we use the middle back row (the furthest back is folded down and used for cargo space). Depending on the height of the seats, those in the very back may not be able to see. You may be able to mount them higher up the headrest using the strap.