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Which Civic are you talking about? Here's a review that shows they can only really fit two seats (and this car only has two ISOFIX fittings on the outside seat
by DanBC 6y ago
Which Civic are you talking about? Here's a review that shows they can only really fit two seats (and this car only has two ISOFIX fittings on the outside seats).
https://babydrive.com.au/reviews/hatches/2017-honda-civic-vti-lx/ https://babydrive.com.au/reviews/hatches/2017-honda-civic-vt...
> Installing child seats came with a few difficulties too. I could fit two child seats in the Civic in the outer back seats, there was not enough room for a middle child seat too.
- ashtonkem 6y agoObviously not the coupe. I’m not sure about ISOFIX anchors, but here in the US the LATCH anchor system actually has a relatively low weight limit, typically 40-65 lbs (including weight of seat) depending on how it’s installed. Beyond that weight limit, you’re supposed to skip the anchors and just use the regular seatbelt. This would be an issue if you have 3 children that need rear facing seats. But given that we typically transition kids into forward facing seats between 1-4 years old, realistically you’d need twins or triplets before this is a necessity. A parent with 3 kids could attach a seat in the middle via seatbelts for the oldest child, and use the anchors on the outside seats for the younger child. Not as convenient as a 3 row SUV, I’ll agree. But far from impossible. https://www.thecarcrashdetective.com/3-across-installations-civic/ https://www.thecarcrashdetective.com/3-across-installations-...