Peg Perego Pliko Switch Classico

1. Baby Bargains

Peg Perego's models are discussed in the 2010 edition of the book "Baby Bargains," written by consumer advocates Denise and Alan Fields. The authors note that unlike Bugaboo models, the Pliko Switch Classico can be folded with the seat attached.

Review: Chapter 9: Strollers, Diaper Bags, Carriers and Other To Go Gear, Denise and Alan Fields, Version 8.1, 2010

2. Strollerlife.com

Editors of StrollerLife.com give the Peg Perego Pliko Switch Classico a rating of 5 stars out of 5 based on their criteria, which include travel convenience, safety, mobility, durability, features babies and parents will love and cons. Editors say the seat is a pain to reverse and that it would be more convenient if the handle reversed rather than the seat. They do love the fully reclining seat suitable for newborns.

Review: Peg Perego Pliko Switch Classico 2010 Stroller, Editors of StrollerLife.com, Not Dated

3. Amazon.com

More than a dozen owners contribute to the Pliko Switch Classico's average rating of 3.1 stars (out of a possible 5). Many of the reviews are thorough, offering details on assembly, use, features and functionality. Opinions are mixed on the usefulness of the cargo pod; some think it's a handy innovation, while others would prefer a standard open storage basket. Most parents say they love how easy it is to remove and attach the car seat.

Review: 2010 Pliko Switch Stroller, Contributors to Amazon.com

4. ToysRUs.com

Just over 10 owners weigh in with feedback on the Pliko Switch Classico, which has an overall average rating of 3.4 stars out of 5. Parents say the Primo Viaggio SIP 30-30 car seat snaps easily in and out of this stroller, but there are several complaints of squeaky wheels and difficult steering after just a few months of use.

Review: Peg Perego Pliko Switch Stroller - Java, Contributors to ToysRUs.com