Jeep - Liberty Limited Standard Stroller

This is a great stroller. I got it for our daughter, who is only 2 months old right now. I wanted something she could use now, and grow into later. This stroller can use her carseat, or I can put her in it and recline the back all the way (it doesn't recline to a perfect flat surface, but it's pretty darn low). It was very easy to put together, and the directions were well drawn and explained. I did this myself while the hubby was at work.
We live in a rural area, and do alot of camping, so I wanted something that could take some different terrain also. So far, it hasn't dissapointed. It has *real* 12" bike tires, so it rides alot smoother than those plastic-wheeled contraptions. Thick gravel, uneven surfaces, roads, dirt, and rocks.. it just keeps going. The brakes are a sinch to figure out and use, and work rather well. It manuevers very easily, and is easy to push, even at 5'2". And for being a larger stroller, this collapses amazingly easy, and even fits in the trunk of a Pontiac sunfire; granted, it only fits in one way due to the trunk heigth, but I still have room left along the sides of the stroller for other things once it's in, which is amazing considering it's a smaller car and this is a beefy stroller. My daughter seems comfy in it, and even though she can't really situp to enjoy the world, she can look up and out (even with the sunshade up), or, her favorite, watch the ground and lower scenery go by via the side mesh panels that help with ventilation.
The only cons so far are that: 1, I can't use the shoulder straps on the 5 point harness yet, because my daughter is too little. I can unsnap them though, and have been using the waist seatbelts, which does go down small enough. Consider getting a Snuzzler like they make for carseats if you use it for a smaller baby, or put in a blanket to help them not lean over. 2, It's beefy.. so it's a little heavier. Don't assume this is a lightweight stroller, because it isn't. Very small women or older ladies might have trouble getting it in and out of a trunk. 3, The iBaby system seems kinda quiet to me.. the speaker is right on the parent's drink console. I like that the box keeps an ipod or music capable phone dry and safe while it's in use, but using my EnV to play music, it wasn't very loud at all. and 4, The canopy/sunshade is so well built, it has a tendency to catch the wind if you're walking into it. It's a pro, cause that means it's well built, but it can be unexpected to feel good resistance when walking into the wind. LoL.