FWIW, as someone who was given the equivalent stroller a few decades ago (yikes!): this kind of design is horrible. When you’ve got a baby, they need to be able to recline and/or face you and/or have better sun shade, and you’re carrying a boatload of related stuff with you anyway so being able to fold up the stroller is not helpful (you don’t have the free hands to do it, or to carry it). Plus, they’re relatively fragile, and you’re not willing to just leave them anywhere because they’re so expensive (the stroller, not the baby…although this sentence does apply equally to both!).
And then, when your kid is a toddler, a cheap stroller is all you need because most of the time they’re not in it, it’s just there for when they get too tired/cranky to keep walking on their own.
