Hunting an ISOFIX-compatible car in Australia? Here's the gist: since the mid-2010s, virtually all new passenger vehicles sold here include ISOFIX mounts in at least two rear seats.
That sweeps up crowd-pleasers like Toyota Corolla/Yaris/RAV4, Mazda 2/3/CX-5, Hyundai i30/Tucson, Kia Cerato/Sportage/Seltos, Subaru Impreza/Forester/Outback, VW Golf/Tiguan, Honda Civic/CR-V, Nissan X-Trail/Qashqai, Mitsubishi ASX/Outlander, plus the Euro set - BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Volvo.
Shopping used? Check build dates: many 2012-2013 cars may miss ISOFIX even if later facelifts have it, and some single-cab utes never had rear-seat anchors at all.
Look for the ISOFIX labels on the seat base and the mandated top tether points; the owner's manual will spell out which seats are approved.
Browsing Tradingpost? Filter by year and trim, then enjoy that rare feeling of being more prepared than your toddler's snack inventory.
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