Toyota: RAV4, Highlander, 4Runner

Honda: CR-V, Pilot, HR-V, Passport

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

Tesla: Model Y, Model X

Hyundai: Tucson, Santa Fe

Ford: Explorer, Edge, Escape, Bronco

Nissan: Rogue, Kicks, Pathfinder, Murano

Jeep: Grand Cherokee, Wrangler, Cherokee

Kia: Sportage, Sorento, Soul

Subaru: Crosstrek, Forester, Outback, Ascent

Mazda: CX-5, CX-30

Lexus: RX, NX

GMC: Terrain

Volkswagen: Atlas Cross Sport

Mitsubishi: Outlander Sport

Cadillac: XT6

Rivian: R1S

Jaguar: F-Pace

Lincoln: MKX

Maserati: Levante

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

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

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

Chevrolet: Colorado

Nissan: Frontier

Ford: Ranger, 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)

Jeep: Gladiator

Honda: Ridgeline

GMC: Canyon

Rivian: R1T

Chevrolet: Colorado

Ford: Ranger

Toyota: Camry, Corolla, Prius, Avalon

Honda: Civic, Accord

Tesla: Model 3, Model S

Nissan: Sentra, Altima

Hyundai: Elantra, Sonata, Azera

Lexus: ES

Mazda: 3

Subaru: Impreza

Audi: A3, A6, A1

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

Chrysler: 300, 200

Chevrolet: Malibu, Impala

Ford: Fusion, Focus

Buick: LaCrosse

Acura: TL

Lincoln: Continental

BMW: 6-Series, M5

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)

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.

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.