Important
General safety recommendations
When applicable, follow the general safety recommendations regarding seatbelt use, headrest adjustment and proper
seating.
Local regulations
Regulations on where and how children should be seated and secured differ between regions. Make sure that you know
what applies to the region you are in.
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Availability may vary between regions.
If the space between the belt buckle and the child restraint is too narrow, adjust the height of the seat to make more room.
5.6.1.2. Child restraint anchorage points
Your car has different types of anchorage points. Be sure to use the correct anchorage points for your
specific child restraint.
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Lower tether anchorage points on the floor rails of the front seats
ISOFIX anchorage points in the lower part of the backrests of the rear seats
Top tether anchorage points on the backs of the rear seats
Your car's various anchorage points can be used in combination with each other or along with other fastening methods to se-
cure different types of child restraints.
The i-Size child restraint standard uses ISOFIX in combination with the top tether anchorage points or a support leg. This
standard ensures that any i-Size child restraint can be used on a seat designated as i-Size approved.
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