Stroller Recommendation

I was wondering if anyone has any recommendations for a travel system stroller that they like that folds as flat as possible and isn't too bulky/heavy. My sister is trying to find one and she drives a sedan that doesn't have too large of a trunk. Thanks!

[moonlight]

I love my Chicco travel system. It turns on a dime and pushes so easy! We got it a BabiesRUS. I'm not sure if that is small enough for what your sister needs. It fits in the back of my Accord.

[Deebs]

The Graco Mosaic travel system. The car seat is a snugride, and the stroller folds down to the size of an umbrella stroller. There isn't a ton of storage underneath, but I guess that's just one of the things you lose with a smaller stroller. I have mine for four years and three kids, and it's still going strong.

[moonlight]

I've also seen moms and dads with some sort of universal stroller thing that seems to hold any type of infant seat. I'd imagine it folds down and takes up very little room. I don't know the name it.... does anyone know what I'm talking about? It looks like a simple metal frame that rolls. ???

[alison]

Snap n Go?

My dd hates sitting in her car seat, so a snap n go isn't really an option for us. I think it's because she can't look out as much as she'd like.

She's starting to lean forward and chew on the bar that goes across her. And I pretend not to see her when she stretches her arms out to be taken out of her seat... Ugh!

[MrsK]

We have Graco snap n' go. It's okay. I like that it's lightweight and doesn't take up a lot of room in the trunk. It's also nice that it is narrow so it fits easily when navigating tight spaces such as stores and resturants. However, it has smaller wheels than the travel system so it doesn't do as well on uneven surfaces like sidewalks that are torn up by tree roots or curbs. Also, It doesn't have a canopy like the travel system does so I cannot enclose the baby entirely if it is cold or windy.