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Car seats can be big and if you already have a small car you're not going to trade for something else. Save some time and pick the correct size car seats.

A strong promoter of innovation of child safety technology Cybex is a German company that makes several different models of car seats.

Light, safe and practical car seats are what Nuna does best with luxurious features like crumple zones, ventilation and side impact protection.

With hundreds of options to choose from, Safety 1st is sure to have the right seat for you and your child, and at extraordinarily affordable prices.

There may only be one car seat for sale by UPPAbaby, but it's just as comprehensive as the rest, if not more so with its fireproof capabilities.

RECARO makes some of the safest car seats for children using race-purpose safety technology, which is where many safety features in road cars come from.

With strong emphasis on side impact protection, Maxi Cosi car seats will help shield your child where it counts in the event of an accident.

If you want to preserve your car's pristine paint job it's going to need protection of some kind, whether it's inside a garage or out in the open.

You can't just go and get the first car seat you see for your child, you need to know how safe they can be, what they offer and the laws surrounding them.

Clek is one of the best American made car seats, using unique materials to construct each model providing a comprehensive assortment of safety features.

Solid, safe, light and convenient, Evenflo car seats have been engineered to exceed federal crash test safety standards.

With its own patented locking system Chicco offers some of the most secure car seats for infants and toddlers, and provides ample convenience.

Graco has almost 100 different car seats on the market, and they've all been crash tested to exceed the standards set by the federal government.

Partnered with a few other companies, Britax goes above and beyond its duties when it comes to making car seats, subjecting them to proactive testing.

Racing seats are form fitting, light, strong, safe, expensive and cool, but are they completely necessary for simply driving around town or commuting?