Baby Jogger city turn Rotating Convertible Car Seat, Onyx Black

I've bought three of these I love them so much - so we can have them in different family member's cars. I think that explains just how much I love this product!!! I like that it spins both ways so when it's cold or rainy I can get my daughter out on the back seat swiveling towards the center without getting her cold before I bundle her up. I love the cup holder and it looks so comfy!! It fit great in a Ford Bronco, Ford Expedition, and a Ford F-350. We love it!!

4.5 stars!! I agonized over what car seat to purchase. We have been using the doona, but knew we would want to switch our daughter out of it before her first birthday because it's pretty heavy. After hearing about a different rotating car seat being under investigation, I realized not all car seats are created equal in terms of safety. I compared Graco, Evenflow, Cybex, and Chico in addition to BabyJogger. I utilized both ConsumerReport and BabyGearLab. That's all it took for me to realized how safe the BabyJogger City Turn is! Both organizations noted how well it performed in their independent, rigorous crash tests, especially against other rotating car seats. I was pretty much sold on BabyJogger but was a little hesitant to purchase because of the price. We were waiting for the holidays to end to purchase because this is such an expensive time of year. But then Black Friday happened!! The car seat went 30% off and I jumped at the opportunity to purchase it!! We had intended to switch our daughter at about 9 months old, but had plans to travel before then. We ended up transitioning her at 7 months and I am so glad. She is clearly more comfortable and honestly it just looks safer. The installation was simple enough and it. doesn't. budge. My husband is particularly happy with how sturdy this seat is. He can't stop talking about it, our whole family got a ‘car seat tour' at Thanksgiving! Ultimately, it loses half a star for two reasons: 1. Like everyone else has said, the straps are super short. Like it's kinda stupid how short they are. I imagine we'll have to transition our daughter out of it at about 2 years old. Fortunately, we plan to use this for other kids so it's not a huge deal. But I could see it being a problem for someone not planning to have anymore children. 2. While it is easy to take the fabric off the seat, it can only be spot cleaned. I understand why you can't submerge the straps, but I wish the cushions could go in the washing machine. We had a blow out and clean up was rough. Alas, first world problems!