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I hope it isn't discontinued! I see amazon and target have cco in stock right now. I bought a cover set from combi a week ago and they said they would have more colors in September.
If it comes out in purple a month before I get rid of mine, I am going to be so, so mad.
What do you mean? I don't understand. Are you selling yours or something?
My daughters will be 2.5 and we're getting a bigger vehicle in October, so I will be buying something else at that time to keep them RF longer. And if purple comes to the US a month before I'm going to be very annoyed that I missed out on it!
Be aware that newer manufacture dates are shipping with a 5 lb minimum.
When did that happen? Any idea why?
I have tried a coccoro rear facing in the 8th seat of the 2013 Sienna. In theory it should work but I could not get it tight. If I ever find my Combi locking clip I will be happy to try again with it. (The locking clip shows up in random locations. Like my sock drawer every once in a while.)
I'm pretty sure the Roundabout has higher RF weight and height ratings than Coccoro, which is pretty compact. The Roundabout isn't as narrow as Coccoro, but like the Coccoro it doesn't take up nearly as much front-to-back space as many other convertibles with higher ratings. It's also reasonably priced and tends to be a bit easier to install than Coccoro. The Coccoro will likely have an advantage in 3-across installs and if you plan to use it for a preemie (3 lb. minimum version) or newborn. The Roundabout won't fit a preemie and requires an optional insert to fit a typical newborn.
Amazon.com : Britax Roundabout G4 Convertible Car Seat, Onyx : Convertible Child Safety Car Seats : Baby
Amazon.com : Combi Coccoro Car Seat, Licorice : Baby
Seems like a good reason to contact Combi. Could be as simple as a misprint. Do the new stickers and manuals BOTH say 5 lbs?
I can't imagine that it (Cocorro) wouldn't go in tightly in the plus one of a 2011 or newer Ody. I managed to get mine in my 2009 Ody. It wasn't easy. Took lots of tries. Had to change out the pool noodle I was trying to use and install a few different times, but I got it in. It's still reasonably tight over 2 weeks later, even after a long road trip. I like the install to be a bit tighter than it is, but it doesn't move more than 1/2 inch or so. I used the Euro routing and I top tethered after I got it in tightly.
All that said, I have a total love/hate relationship with the Cocorro. It's the seat I want to love, but absolutely hate installing. And I can do really well with installs. Never had as much trouble as with this seat...I felt similarly about installing the Cosco AOE's rear facing. I love that seat, but rear facing installs stunk in lots of vehicles. When the Cocorro installs well, it really installs well. When it doesn't, it's a PITA. LOL
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OMG, I'm so buying one!!! I've wanted a CCO since Levi was a baby. A purple one would make my year lol.I emailed customer service and they said there is a grape fabric coming in the fall! Sorry, @jwilliams!!
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