I purposefully got it because I wanted big but not Suburban big. I have twins (now 4) and purchased the Q7S-Line just for them and have had it since a mi Th before they were born. So I have been through infant carriers to rear facing and now into foreword facing. I have had no problems fitting them (I’m 5’6” so not tall but I like some lean to my seat) plus all the accoutrements that come with twins (wagons, double carriers, double strollers, etc). Also no problems on road trips.
Note that car seat selection is important. The best non-infant car seats are the Dionos and one of the best things about them is the low side hip bolsters which means they’re easy to put kids into without raising them so high that you run their heads into the top of the door. Also, when rear-facing, the Dionos have an angle adjuster that can be used to reduce the recline of the seat, therefore making it take up a lot less room front-to-back so the front seats can recline/move back farther.
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