Last update: July 15, 2026

Confirmed By Real Owners

SUVs & Crossovers

Chevrolet: Equinox, Tahoe (customer say it's a little small for their car)

Ford: Bronco, Escape, Explorer

GMC: Denali (customer say it's a little small for their car), Terrain

Honda: CR-V, Passport, Pilot

Hyundai: Santa Fe, Tucson

Jeep: Cherokee, Gladiator, Grand Cherokee, Wrangler

Kia: Sorento, Soul, Sportage

Lexus: NX, RX350, ES350

Lincoln: MKX

Mazda: CX-5, CX-30

Mercedes: G-Wagon (customer say it's a little small for their car)

MINI: Cooper Countryman

Mitsubishi: Outlander Sport

Nissan: Kicks, Pathfinder

Subaru: Ascent, Crosstrek, Forester, Outback

Tesla: Model Y

Toyota: 4Runner, Highlander, RAV4

Volkswagen: Cross Sport

Truck

Chevrolet" Colorado (Crew Cab)

Ford: Ranger

Toyota Tacoma: Crew Cab (confirmed fit); Access Cab (runs large/loose)

Toyota: Tundra (fits, a bit snug for very large dogs)

Ford: F-150 (some owners say it runs short; a couple of older reports said it fit fine, likely depends on cab configuration),

Ford: F-350 / Super Duty, Crew Cab (consistently reported about 4" short)

Ram: 2500 (tight on 3/4-ton mega cabs)

Sedans & Cars

Acura: TL

BMW: M5

Buick: LaCrosse

Chevrolet: Impala

Huyndai: Elantra

Lexus: ES

Dodge: Charger (expected to fit, not yet confirmed by an owner)

Ford: Fusion

Honda: Accord, Civic

Infiniti: M35 (taller drivers, 6'1"+, may find it tight behind the front seat)

Jaguar: sedans (runs on the looser side, cinch the straps extra tight)

Lincoln: Continental

Nissan: Altima, Sentra

Tesla: Model 3

Toyota: Camry, Corolla (sedan & hatchback)

Heads Up!

Ram pickups: Tradesman (Crew Cab), 3500 Dually (Crew Cab), and 1500 have all been confirmed fitting well. One reviewer's straps didn't reach on their full-size Ram, cab size wasn't specified, so message us first if you're unsure about yours.

Captain's chairs / 60-40 split seats: built for a standard bench back seat, so fit isn't guaranteed here. A couple of owners made it work on captain's or bucket seats, but the more common feedback is that it can sag without a center support.

FIX for captain's chairs / 60-40 split seats: bridge the gap with an inexpensive storage box between the seats for a flat, supported surface. NOTE: Won't work if the armrests are fixed and can't fold up.

Ford Focus: a few customers expect it to fit, but no one's confirmed it yet. Message us at Contact Form if you'd like help checking before you order.

Don't See Your Car?

We update this list once a month as new reviews come in. If your exact model isn't here yet, the CozyRider 2.0 is built to fit most cars, SUVs, and trucks with a standard bench back seat. Here's how to check in under a minute:

Step 1 - Measure Your Rear Seat Width
Sit in the back seat and measure side-to-side across the seat cushion (the widest part). This is your most critical measurement

Step 2 - Measure Length (Front to Back):
Measure from the back of the front seat to the back seat cushion. Set the front seat to a normal driving position, not pushed all the way back.

Step 3 - Check Your Seat Type
Bench seat (one continuous cushion, no gap): you're good, no extra steps needed
Captain's chairs or bucket seats with a gap in the middle: works if the center armrest folds up, bridge the gap with an inexpensive storage box for a flat surface. If the armrests are fixed and can't fold up, it won't sit right

Still not sure? Message us and we'll help you double-check before you order.

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