Does anyone have Britax Roundabout 50 in your Honda Civic? We want to buy Roundabout 50 but wanna make sure it fits (rear facing) to our Hona Civic 2006. Thank you!
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I have a Roundabout 55 installed rear-facing with a seatbelt behind the passenger seat in my 1998 Honda Civic. It is tethered to the slider of the passenger seat. It doesn't seem to take up any more room than our Chicco Keyfit 30 did. The passenger seat is pretty far forward, but not all the way forward. This seat is super tight and secure!
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I checked online for you to see how these hubcaps attach and they're the same hook up. With that being said Chavir I purchaed mine thinking they'd work for my 02 Honda Civic but they don't. Would you like to purchase mine that are still In their box; seeing as they would work for you?
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I have a Honda Fit, which I believe is smaller than the Civic, and it fits, even rear-facing. Not super comfortable for whoever is riding in the front passenger seat, but doable, and there is plenty of room when it's front-facing. Actually, it fits better in the Honda than it does in my Subaru Forester for some reason.
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is exclusively made for use on select BRITAX convertible car seats including the ROUNDABOUT 55, MARATHON 70, BOULEVARD 70, BOULEVARD 70 CS, and ADVOCATE 70 CS. These are the sizes the site says they fit. Not sure if that was helpful or not :-)
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I used it on a much older Honda Civic and it worked wonderfully well. Sorry I can't be more helpful and sorry I didn't see your request earlier. You probably solved your problem some time ago.
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I believe this does fit the '02 Honda civic. Just make sure you are getting the right model for your trim level (i.e. LX, etc.) and whether or not you have a 2-door or a 4-door. The mirrors vary just a little bit depending on the trim level and coupe vs. sedan, so make sure you get everything right. I learned this the hard way. Aside from that, it's a great mirror and looks factory!
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I own a Honda Civic and it fits just fine. The passenger seat was pushed forward though that a a really tall person will have a hard time sitting in. I only have good things to say about this product and all Britax products for that matter. I own two of these for our 2nd car.
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Do you think that you could fit three of these similar car seats in the back? My husband would like to buy a versa, but we would need to have three of these in the backseat and we're not sure it would fit when just measuring the car at the dealership, where we thought it might with a Honda Fit (just barely), though I know he'd rather have the versa. With your 2 seats in, how much actual hip room does your 11 year old have, is it enough for another 17 in seat? Thanks a bunch!
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The issue will be 2 things. 1st the hight of the driver as this is not a small seat and I believe the Cruz is around the side of a Civic. 2nd is getting the child in and out of the seat as said before it is not a small seat. Now the flip side... I have this seat ina MKX but I have also toyed with it in my Civic. The seat will fit but has some issues. If you can find the seat at a store on display speak with a manager to have you take it outside and check it in the car. I will say if you can fit and are comfortable in child placement and removal get this seat, it is the best on the market that I have tried.
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No it does not fit in your Honda and I don't know where to find one that does sorry.
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When you are in the automotive section of the Amazon website, click on Part Finder link on the top left of the page. Enter your cars information and you will be able to find all of the parts available for your specific vehicle. These fit nicely on my 94' Honda Civic, however, I cannot answer this question accurately for your year Civic.
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When I put in the vehicle info (i.e. 2005 Honda Civic EX) it says it will not fit!
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Try the Britax Boulevard. The depth of the seat in the Marathon is shorter than the Roundabout. My son is average size, almost three and still has lots of growing room. I love how easily the straps can be raised or lowered (easier than the Marathon) and it has added side impact protection. I have reviews of all three car seats on my profile (just click on my name), with pictures of the Roundabout with a 21 lb baby.
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I bought the Jumbo size for a Honda Odessey and the smaller size for a Honda Fit. The sizes fit these two cars great. I think the Fit's window is a bit smaller than the Civic so if it were me, I'd buy the jumbo size. Even if the fit isn't perfect, the shades easily slide together or extend over the sides.
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D.J.,Would you mind sharing the link you mentioned? I wasn't able to find anything on the Britax website. Thanks!
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I can't be positive that the key will work in your Civic because we have an Odyssey but at the Amazon site it says: "New 3 Buttons Remote Key Shell Case for Honda Civic Odyssey...No Chips Inside" so since it says it will work in a Civic, I think it will. At least, I would spend $4 to find out before I went to a Honda dealer and paid him $180 or more. Read my review and note what I said about the anti theft device and how it must be put in the new case and positioned exactly the same as it was in the old key case. Don't turn it end for end or rotate it. As I said in the review, if you don't get it in right it will unlock the doors and turn over the engine but the engine won't start. If it does that, take the key case apart again and turn the magnet over or turn it end for end and try again until it works. To reduce the likelihood of getting it in wrong, I would have the old and new cases side by side and pointed the same way then take the anti theft device out and be careful not to turn it or rotate it as you put it into the new case. But your case will cost you $4 and having the dealer use your VIN to cut the key will cost you $10 so you will have risked $14.
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I have the original Club and this twin hook club. The original club [which is easily defeated by sawing thru the steering wheel] I use on 1991 Ford Taurus SHO it fits fine you should turn the steering wheel far to the right and adjust it all the way down if it's an adjustable wheel, before applying the club. The twin hook club won't work on my 2005 Acura NSX or my 2008 Honda Civic Si because of the position of the steering wheel, the steering wheel itself and the relation ship of the windshield to the steering wheel. The NSX and the Civic's windshields are extremely "raked". I do think if this twin hook fits properly on your car, it should work because your kid unlike a car thief won't want to damage the car while trying to use it without permission. Also I think on you tube there was a guy who demonstrates how to pick this or the other model's lock. In conclusion if this unit fits properly and used properly and your kid doesn't want to damage the car trying to use it without permission or can pick locks it should work. Dan