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My 5-month-old is on the verge of outgrowing her Snugride, and I'm trying to figure out which convertibles to get for our two cars. My concerns are:

We are not great at installing seats--we need something EASY. Then we'll install, get it checked and not touch it for as long as possible.

Our cars are small. I really really want two Marathons, but will they fit rf in a 2007 Corolla and (more concerned about this one) a 2007 Honda Fit?

I'm open to other brands, seats, etc, and the seats don't have to be the same for both cars. Any ideas?

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