Are the Lamborghini and BMW Strollers Worth It?

Features: Premium suspension wheels with BMW logo, exclusive fabrics with logo detailing, leatherette accents.
Price: Nuna x BMW Collection ranges from $550 to $800. 
Considerations: The collection is mostly out of stock online, but similar models are available, just without the BMW-exclusive fabrics and branding.

In CR’s testing, Nuna strollers have performed consistently well. “Nuna is an excellent brand, and I have no doubt that the BMW partnership will provide great products,” Muratore says. The collaboration seems to focus primarily on high-quality finishes, like fabrics and trim, but you’re getting a great stroller, too. 

From the cars perspective, George also has high hopes. “I don’t think any consumer actually thinks that BMW engineers in Munich helped design this Nuna stroller to be better at handling corners, but I get the appeal,” he says. “At least for me, parenting has lots of moments of indignity, and feeling some association with luxury goods and German engineering might help with that.”

The Nuna x BMW collection runs the same price as the standard Nuna strollers, so it’s really just another style option, says Angela Lashbrook, a senior reporter at CR who has test-driven several strollers, including multiple Nunas. “I’d buy one if you like how they look better than the regular Nuna versions. Personally, I’d totally consider the Nuna Triv x BMW for looks alone,” she says, though she warns against the cream-colored Nuna x BMW Trvl LX because it seems impossible to keep clean. The BMW-branded versions of two of the three Nuna models are sold out online, though you may have luck shopping locally.