Rear-facing Strollers Compilation

I've been considering getting a rear-facing stroller so that we aren't stuck with having Jonah facing out -- particularly in downtown Seattle. Up until now we've been able to use the infant car seat, so he's used to watching the world with us there to provide some filtering.

There aren't too many rear-facing models on the market, perhaps a dozen or so, and Bugaboo makes three of these. I've compiled my basic research with price, weight and pics -- plus some notes, if you are interested.

After all this research, the Bumbleride Flyer is standing out as a reasonably priced option.

Manufacturer/Model	Cost	Weight
Aprica Boardwalk	$749.99	12.1 lbs
Britax Vigour	$349.00	29 lbs.
Bugaboo Gecko Lightweight	$679	18 lbs
Bugaboo Frog	$759	32 lbs
Bugaboo Chameleon "The Chameleon has a height adjustable handlebar extending an extra 6 inches for taller parents"	$899	20 lbs
Bumbleride Flyer Baby Bargain Board Review Might need to get used to the reverse position so as to not kick the chair support. Perhaps hard to lock in folder position (problem with our Metrolite as well). Easy to unfold. Light frame bends, no tray for baby, no compartments for parent storage.	$329.00	19lbs
Combi I-thru Epinions Reviews Discontinued. Poor construction?	$175	23 lbs
Graco Coach Rider Canada only? Bad reviews by merchant, unstable wheels, poor construction compared to other Graco products.
Peg Perego Venezia Big with poor steering and not good for travel	$400	28 lbs
Quinny Buzz Small basket below, looks weird.	$499.00	24 lbs
Stokke Xplory Not good on uneven surfaces	$799	23.15 lbs
Zooper Zydeco or Boogie	$519	29 lbs