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Same goes for child car seats. Some manufacturer actually replace them for free last time I checked.

• toomuchtodo 7y ago
  If in a car accident, your auto insurance will cover the replacement cost. Ensure you include it in the claim.
  • mcny 7y ago
    Speaking of car seats, Steven Levitt did this talk eleven years ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=um5gMZcZWm0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=um5gMZcZWm0 The gist of it is that car seats do not help nearly as much as we hope. I got the impression that there ought to be a car with a built-in, non-removable car seat would work better. I'd imagine this would be an instant hit in the SUV market. However, no automaker seems to take up on the challenge. Is there a legislative obstacle that prevents automakers from doing this?
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    • macintux 7y ago
      Unless you’re leasing, I don’t think parents would be thrilled to have a seat unusable after a few years. And even if you are, sometimes you’re transporting people or large items other than your child. People want safety, but they also don’t expect to actually be in a serious accident.