Do not Buy this Child Seat As It Poses Great Risk
Parents are being warned not to buy a £400 children's car seat after it failed safety tests by a consumer group.
The Nuna Rebl i-Size, which is one of the most expensive seats on the market, was tested by reviewers at Which? who claim it could put children at 'high risk of serious injury' when used in the reverse-seating mode.
The manufacturer advertises the Nuna Rebl i-Size as being 'safe and sound for little one's' on its website.
The crash-test results indicate that an older child using the Nuna Rebl i-Size child car seat in rear-facing mode could be at high risk of serious injury in the front crashes we simulated.
"We don't recommend you buy this seat if you're planning on using it as an extended rearward-facing car seat.
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The manufacturer, whose products are designed in Holland, have since said it will offer refunds to unsatisfied customers but won't recall the product because it 'meets and exceeds all the relevant UK government safety standards'.

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