Child Safety
An infant up to about 20 Ibs. (9 kg)
must be restrained in an infant
seat or a convertible seat designed
for a baby. Because infants of that
size must ride in a reclining
position, be sure the infant seat
always faces the REAR of the car
as shown.
We recommend that, whenever
possible, you put the infant seat in
the center position of the rear seat
and secure it to the car with the
lap belt.
Special precaution for U.S. EX with
option package model.
We strongly recommend that you
do not put an infant seat in the
front passenger's seat. In a severe
frontal collision, the inflating
airbag can hit the infant seat with
considerable force. The infant seat
can be dislodged, causing serious
injury to the infant.
If you decide to put an infant seat
in an outside position of the rear
seat, you must use a locking clip
on the car's lap/shoulder belt (see
page
22
).
Restraining a Child Who
Weighs Between 20 and
40 Ibs. (9 and 18 kg)
Toddler seats are designed for
children who weigh between 20
and 40 Ibs. (9 and 18 kg).
continued
Driver and Passenger Safety
Restraining an Infant
Who Weighs Less Than
20 Ibs. (9 kg)
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