can the car seat be installed as front-facing?
618632
Hello! The answer is Not. The base has his own belts and this are short, even you can use the car's sitbelt but only as back-facing. Regards
618633
The car seat itself can with the seat belt, but the base cannot be installed front facing, but it's NOT SUPPOSED to be front facing.
1136449
I don't see why you couldn't. It's a barrier, and it's thin, you might have to pull the front seat up a little. I love mine, so much I bought another one for the husband's car.
604342
Yes you can. I have a short 20 month old and I have him forward facing in a chicco next fit. I can see him perfectly. I drive a kia sorrento. Definitely recommend this mirror.
17526
No. The screens tilt to get a better viewing angle, but the headrest does not change positions for the front passenger.
2201361
I think so...I have a regular car seat n it's a little snug...so it should be able to fit the rear facing car seat...
1590634
Yes you can fit a rear facing one in hatchback 3 but passenger seat will be pushed so far up . Both could fit but not side by side
1998779
Hi Ashley,Unfortunately my husband and I tried to do the same but we're unable to do so. The toddler seat cannot fit facing forward with the infant carseat on top.
1664423
I have a Toyota Venza and it fits nicely facing forwards or backwards in the back (driver's side) seat. (No car seat is "easy" to install, but this one is fairly simple. There are two cords/tapes to pull, one labeled #1 and the other #2 used to tighten the seat in place. There's also a handy leveling dial. You don't have to be a rocket scientist.) Hope this helps!
2199960
Yes, it is finished just the same as the front. It would be fine facing either direction.
1914582
Yes the baby can be forward facing. I used mine quite often that way. My daughter loved it.
2087484
I've used it with a 3 in 1 convertible car seat that does rear and front facing. I've also used it with an infant car seat. It's pretty big.
783728
Forward facing, maybe. Rear facing, wouldn't advise (but you could probably make it work by moving the front passenger seat all the way up). They're very large.
1291632
No, it cannot be rear facing. Only babies younger than 1 year old should be rear facing. This car seat is for toddlers for about 2 years or older and should always be front facing.
1724279
This really would depend on how you have to have your front seats positioned. I know a mom who has this seat installed rear-facing in an older model 2 door honda civic and she has no issues with getting it installed or using it with her daughter. Best advice would be to hit up a babies r us or another store that allows you to take the seat out to the car and try it in the back seat where you want to place your child. Remember though it will likely fit nicer when properly installed by a tech then when you take it out to the car to try it. You will need a pool noodle (my recommendation) or a rolled towel to get a good Rear-facing install. Once you know if it would fit come on-line and order it for a better deal and nicer covers. I can't say enough positive things about this seat. I passed up buying a First Years (Compass) True Fit and Britax Marathon or Boulevard for this seat and I wouldn't trade it for any of the seats on the market today.
501430
I doubt it. It is a bulky carseat, my mom calls it the cadillac of carseats. That said it is very easy to install and seems very safe. We drive a Nissan Versa Hatchback and have her seat facing forward in the back middle seat. With her there, no one can sit on either side of her. On the ocassion we need someone else to sit in the backseat we have to move her carseat over to one side. We never used it in the reverse position (We used her infant carrier car-seat until she was 1).
1209520
No, only with a front-facing car seat. This same company also has one for rear-facing seats on their website.
252608
The seat can face the bar and the front as well. You remove it for the car seat and the same applies to the car seat.