Can I move one seat in the front closer to the steering wheel and the passenger farther? Will it move with seat adjustment?
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It should move ok. The bungee cords have some elasticity and the main anchor is around the center console. You can't move the center console very much when the barrier is in.
1613875
Yes, it will move with your seat. It attaches to the seat, not the walls or floor. My drivers seat is further back than the passenger seat.
1613876
not sure but I think it would just be at an angle if it was attached to two seats, one being farther forward than the other. I use it between the second seat and the cargo area of my 2014 Highlander Hybrid, which has only two seats in the second row and a space to walk between to the 3rd row or cargo area. I secure it with the bungee style hooks it comes with to the head rests of the second seat
1195185
Higher and lower yes, a few inches. The lowest settings works fine for me. Closer and further no, but you can change the distance from the steering wheel and pedals with the seat adjustment.
2203247
Yes, after adjustment (but not for the third position for front seat). There is a gap between the bench and the back of the front seat for the first two position.
1472967
Yes. I have the car seat facing me in the regular single seat spot (closest to me) and then the second seat facing forward at the front of the stroller
61861
I did not keep the item since you need to have both front seats align and I am short so my driver seat is always close to the front but not the passenger.
1252819
Also, be sure you're wiggling at the back. The front/top will move regardless. When testing your car seat for proper tension it should be at the point closest to the angle of your back seat.
1611189
no seat adjustment....seat moves slightly as back inclines or declines....so no separate adjustment
1543939
None. Rear rest is fixed. The front has about 5 inches of travel from lowest to highest
968257
No, you cannot adjust the handles, but my husband is pretty tall and he can drive it comfortable.
81856
Yes, your wheels will be straight but the steering wheel will be turned slightly.
1280452
No they adjust in the back. However it is super easy and if you need to move straps it's easy as well. It is definatly a user friendly an secure carseat. I hope that helps.
960923
Easy to move. You and your spouse should able to move it. If you disassemble it first, it should fit the back seat of a typical car(Toyota Corolla, Honda Civic). Thanks.
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yes and no. kind of hard to explain, but it has an adjustment, but what happens is the back moves also. so you can adjust the seat at an angle but very little, to no adjustment, its more for the back than the seat angle. The back moves with it as one. so it kind of defeats the pourpose. i find it not very good.
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the back seats fold forward so no it wont be in the way of the seats folding down...
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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.
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no, the seat is not adjustable. I wish I had bought it when my granddaughter was 1 1/2 or so. She is 2 1/2 and on the tall side but she still has fun with it. It is teaching her steering and balance. I am glad I got this 1st before buying a more $$$ one.
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No, you cannot adjust the angle after it is latched rear-facing into the seat. I was certain it was installed very tightly and there was no way to get my hand between the vehicle seat and the front of the car seat to adjust the recline. I had it on 3 and left it there for rear facing. For front facing, it can be adjusted but we don't. Also, rear facing, if you're tall and need to move your front seat back, it will hit the sit and push it forward. Mine is installed behind the driver's seat in my car because I'm short and if my husband (tall) is in the car in the passenger seat, it didn't work. This seat is super heavy, but I do feel like my grandson is very safe in it. No, you cannot adjust the angle after it is latched rear-facing into the seat. I was certain it was installed very tightly and there was no way to get my hand between the vehicle seat and the front of the car seat to adjust the recline. I had it on 3 and left it there for rear facing. For front facing, it can be adjusted but we don't. Also, rear facing, if you're tall and need to move your front seat back, it will hit the sit and push it forward. Mine is installed behind the driver's seat in my car because I'm short and if my husband (tall) is in the car in the passenger seat, it didn't... » Read More No, you cannot adjust the angle after it is latched rear-facing into the seat. I was certain it was installed very tightly and there was no way to get my hand between the vehicle seat and the front of the car seat to adjust the recline. I had it on 3 and left it there for rear facing. For front facing, it can be adjusted but we don't. Also, rear facing, if you're tall and need to move your front seat back, it will hit the sit and push it forward. Mine is installed behind the driver's seat in my car because I'm short and if my husband (tall) is in the car in the passenger seat, it didn't work. This seat is super heavy, but I do feel like my grandson is very safe in it. « Show Less