Ugh! Fail on buying a car

You should be able to fit it, did you try to fit it?

I have a 2012 Hyundai Accent and it's a compact sedan and Milas car seat fits perfectly in any of the back seat spots.

And isn't the middle the safest? Lol

Middle, rear-facing is absolutely correct. Your salesman was an idiot. The car seat should fit, May have to adjust the front seats.

Yeah, we tried fitting it. It didn't fit comfortably. I just can't believe he said that!

Don't listen to him, he probably just wants the sale. My dad is a car salesman and they aren't even allowed to comment on how to put the car seat, because they are not trained on car seat installation.

I have a Mazda 3 and I can fit my car seats in it. I was using the one with the handle on it but just switched it today with the one that stays in the car permanently. Both fit in the middle seat. That's were in had them since day 1.

I have a Mitsubishi Outlander, it's a small SUV. I love it. Yesterday I had Demi's car seat in my moms tiny VW.

I have a Nissan Rogue. It's a small SUV but my car seat is rear facing in the middle no problem and it's not too expensive!

Both DH and I drive creaw cab (4 door) trucks, but we use them for the purpose of a truck. If we had more than 2 kids (we only have one) it would be a hell of a time to get the dogs, our kids, us, and groceries home. But I don't think I could even give up my truck

I have a Nissan Rogue. My infant seat fits in the back seat with no problem. I have also had my nephew's full size car seat in there as well without any issues. It is a reasonably priced SUV.

I have a Chevy Equinox. Perfect size and the carseat sits great in the middle rear facing.

My husband is pretty upset the salesman would stoop that low just for commission on the car. He said he's gonna make a yelp review lol

Now we're looking into small SUVs; Mazda CX-5, Jeep Patriot, Jeep Compass

My sister had a 2014 Chevy Cruze (small compact car) and both the infant seat and the convertible seat fit rear facing just fine in both the sides and the middle of the backseat. I can't believe that it wouldn't fit in a larger car. We are both pretty short tho so we don't need the seats very far back.

I think it was because it was a hatchback. We instantly think it's Bigger but I don't think the backseat is as big as the sedan.

I have a carseat rear facing in the middle backseat of my Nissan Versa. If it fits there, it will fit that car. I still want to upgrade to a bigger car or minivan or small SUV because there's not much room left for someone to sit in the back with the carseat without being squished next to the door.

For us it didn't fit comfortably because of the front seats. We've accepted it and are moving on to deciding on a small SUV. I think it's between the Jeep Compass or the Mazda CX-5

Might be a sales trick to get you to consider a bigger and more expensive car. Were the front seats upright and as far forward as possible and still user friendly for you and hubs? We have a Ford Escape and both our Graco snugride and Britax B-safe infant seats fit rear facing in their snap in bases. We also had our Safety 1st Alpha Omega Convertible seat rear facing for a while too, it was tight but doable.

Dodge and Nissan have pretty affordable cars, SUVs and vans if you are just looking for the least expensive. My SIL got a Dodge Journey and it seemed much roomier then my Ford Escape, plus it was cheaper and had 3rd row seats.

*also before we had an SUV we had a tiny 2-door Ford Escort and our snug ride fit rear facing in a snap in base. Good luck!

Just bought a Nissan Rogue. They are roomy (hubby is 6'4) and usually pretty cheap! I got a used 2015 for $16k

Woah! 2015 for $16k? Dang!!! What area do you live in? I think those start at $19k here in CA