Before anyone purchases this stroller, I think they need to seriously consider how the stroller will be used. If you live in an urban area and always keep this stroller assembled...it would be a great stroller. If you live in a suburb, or your primary form of transportation is a vehicle, this stroller is a very poor choice. It breaks down into three pieces, and does not do so easily. There is nothing one-handed, or quick about the break down for transport. So, before you buy this stroller because it is the cool one, or the luxury one the celebs have, be honest about its limitations.

A few other Pros & Cons...

Pros
- Incredible ride & suspension
- Bassinet option allows you to use it for an infant
- Frame can be used with a Graco Carset...with the purchase of an additional adaptor
- Adjustable seat - child can be completely reclined, semi-upright or fully upright...and you can face them forward or backwards
- Adjustable handle - very... Read more

TEST DRIVE IT! Go to [...] to find a retailer where you can test drive it (then come back here to make the purchase where you have more choices in color) at which point, my rave review will be moot. You'll be sold.

Until then:

Lets get the price out of the way, expensive for a single stroller?... perhaps... but the Cameleon is more than that (therefore its name). Its flexibility, its perks and ease of use mean that this is IT for you... no more stroller purchases, no regrets. Every parent I talked to before my purchase had been through multiple strollers: travel systems, joggers, compact, bulky... But a bugaboo is for life (ok, 4 years give or take, but you get my drift).

As for size, I drive a compact car and find the frame fits easily in my trunk. The bassinet and the seat fit easily in the trunk as well, but during the holidays I found that keeping the seat (or bassinet) in my back seat (next to car seat) allowed me to make better use of my... Read more

We bought this stroller because of the good look. It is incredibly easy to push around, which is a big plus. However, my baby girl is 7 months old (26 in long) and the canopy is touching her head already. I am not sure she will fit in the next couple of months. The seat needs to be made LONGER, so that we can get better use of this, as this is not a cheap stroller.