Center works well for a rear-facing seat, but if you've got a larger child (like mine), it can be a back-strainer getting the kid in there. The good thing about when they're little-little is that you can use those modular carriers and just click it into place.
When our boy got older, we bought a LATCH-equipped Britax seat for my wife's Mazda6, and her uncle gave us an older non-LATCH Britax that stays in my car most of the time. Having that in and facing the rear was tight...it *had* to be on the passenger side and that didn't leave much room up front. Once he could face forward, life was a lot nicer. Now he's tall enough that he can look straight ahead through the headrest posts, and he likes that.
"Think of it, if you like, as a librarian with a G-string under the tweed." Clarkson on the Mondeo.
1997 SE V6/MTX
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