Peg Perego Centro Completo - Toffee

Pros: -GREAT for taller parents with a taller push bar - HUGE Bakset

Cons: - "Carriage" feature is misleading - Doesn't come in Pink =(

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this stroller to anyone looking for a "one time investment". This stroller will take your little one from infancy to toddler hood with no hiccups.

Review: The first thing I noticed about this stroller was the striking resemblance it holds from two of Peg Perego's best selling strollers, The Venezia and the Aria. They married both designs flawlessly producing the Centro. The easiest way to review this ...

Pros: Toddler stand, fabric, hood, and accessories (boot, rain)

Cons: None so far!

The Bottom Line: Get it if you want it for a toddler and baby!

Review: I bought this stroller for my 2 1/2 years old and 9 month old. I am guessing that many people don't know that the stroller is made to hold a toddler on the back. I didn't until I read a review about the joovy ultralight caboose (which I was ...

Pros: large basket, bassinet feature, one handle bar

Cons: heavy (18lbs), does not fold tiny

Review: Bought this stroller (2007 toffee color) at a local store 15% off! LOVE and choose this stroller because you can reverse the hood and the seat lays completely flat (the pliko does not lay as flat) to make it into a bassinet/pram for the first months. ...

Pros: plush fabric, good suspension, all terrain, spacious and stable rear foot board, big basket

Cons: bulky when folded, one-hand steer is a bit awkward

The Bottom Line: great pick for a first stroller, takes any carseat, is a great ride for baby, add a toddler on the foot board easily later on.

Review: I found the foot board on this stroller to be really great. My toddler loves to stand on it, and compared to the Pliko P3, I found it to be much easier for him to stand on and far more stable. The canopy has to be up to give him a view and make it ...

Pros: lightweight, rear foot board, converts to a carriage for newborns, large storage basket

Cons: hard to steer, price is a bit high, handle doesn't reverse

Review: I wanted a stroller capable of accommodating 2 children without the weight/bulk of a traditional double stroller. This seems almost perfect! It's lightweight and easy to travel with, has an extending handlebar for tall people, a large roomy seat with ...

Pros: Comfy for baby

Cons: A bit bulky Build issues, problem with reclining handle and alignment

The Bottom Line: It's decent despite some build issues. We're patient people, so we'll see :).

Review: Overall we like this stroller despite some problems. - It's very comfy for our 7 month old son, who is on the skinny side. - Steering is good and the ride quality is very nice. - Lots of cargo room underneath - Kind of bulky when folded up, but ...

Pros: Comfortable for toddler, tons of storage space, great hood,sturdy, relatively light & resistent frame.

Cons: Bulky when folded, not too heavy but could be lighter.

The Bottom Line: Good stroller for toddler but could be improved.

Review: I have only had this stroller for one day but already have several comments. I bought it because I needed to replace my Peg Perego A4 Pramette stroller which was a fabulous stroller for baby & toddler. I had loved my previous stroller so much that I ...

Pros: kid tray, full recline, big basket under neath

Cons: Poorly made, bad service

The Bottom Line: Always trust your gut, and don't try to cut corners when it comes to your children

Review: When I started researching strollers I was a little overwhelmed. As I became more knowledgeble I narrowed it down to this stroller or a Bugaboo. I compared the two and I thought that the Centro Completo would do all of the things that I wanted and I ...