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We just bought this stroller for our second child due this fall. We put the entire thing together in about five minutes without tools. Assembly could NOT have been easier -- good instructions and simple "click in" parts. No trouble whatsoever. This stroller will be a dream to use compared to the Graco tour system we had with our first child. Before buying this stroller I read complaints about not being able to fold it down with one hand. Unless you lost your second hand or the use of it, why on earth would this be an issue for anybody? I make a habit of routinely using both my hands to make any task easier -- that's what they're there for. I always place my child in the car first (gets them out of traffic, busy parking lots & weather) and then I collapse the stroller and put it in the trunk myself -- WITH TWO HANDS. I would love to see the stroller that is so lightweight and so truly one-handed that you can collapse it with one button and lift it into the car without the use of your other hand. It's not an automatic umbrella folks -- you don't want to risk it suddenly collapsing with your child it in because you accidentally hit one button and the entire thing folded down flat. I think at that point you would need two hands to assist your trapped child anyway. This stroller folds down with relative ease -- not any worse than any other I've seen. Could it be easier to fold down? Sure. Is it a reason not to buy this stroller? No. It's a beautiful stroller with a very ample canopy compared to the Graco tour we had previously (and we're very fair skinned Irish people so sun protection is no joke for us). It has a good sized basket for storage and I'm pretty sure I could stuff my diaper bag in it if need be. It could be larger but I'm not complaining. There are plenty of stroller packs and things you can buy to trick out your stroller storage if you feel the basket isn't big enough. It stinks that they couldn't throw in a cup holder but there is a survey card in the box that offers $10 off at the Britax site for any accessories so you can get your cup holder. If folding down with one hand and loads of storage are your top two concerns, maybe this stroller isn't for you. For the look, superb maneuverability, compact nature, safety and ease of assembly, I think we'll be very happy with this stroller and car seat combo (we bought the B Safe car seat as well) and I think most other two-handed parents will like it as well.

I have a 2016 Model S 60 so my review will be based on that and the options mine has. Those options are the red multi-coat paint, the all glass panoramic sunroof, the autopilot convenience features, and the 2 rear facing kids seats.

This weekend two of my favorite authors released their latest BWWM creations. So, I have been a reading manic this weekend. I was not disappointed, I am in love with Gabriel...lol. I can't wait for the next book in the series.

Despite all of the warnings from other users, I purchased this product as an "upgrade" to 2013. It installed and updated my file fine, which is the best I can say about it. Not only is this product as unwieldy as 2013, it also introduces new bugs. For example, the product presents a home view with charts that take up less than 10% of a chart window (this leaves tons of wasted white space). As another example, I have a 401(k) account that has been in Quicken for years, which can now download transactions. When I click on "Set up download" for this existing account, the program forces me to setup a new 401(k) account instead setting up online access for the existing account. Beyond these errors, the 2014 program still suffers from the same processing and interface issues as the older 2013 program. In short, this is a poorly designed, and even more poorly executed, product.

At the urging of another reviewer, I too listened to the Beatles White Album whilst using these cables. And faintly, ever so faintly, I heard "buy Tuscan Milk, 128 fl. oz."