Target's Offering $130 Off Car Seats: How to Get Yours
Target is offering a significant discount on car seats as part of its Car Seat Trade-in event. Parents can save up to $130 on the Evenflo Revolve360 car seat by trading in an old car seat. The event runs until May 2, allowing customers to stack discounts for additional savings.
- ▪Target's Car Seat Trade-in event allows parents to save up to $130 on new car seats.
- ▪The Evenflo Revolve360 car seat features a 360-degree rotation for easier access.
- ▪Customers can trade in any type of car seat, including expired or damaged ones, to receive a 20 percent discount.
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By Jenni FinkSenior Editor, PoliticsShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.Most parents are familiar with the sometimes stressful process of buying a car seat for their child.Whether looking to buy their first car seat or a new car seat, parents can save over $100 if they buy one at Target before Sunday, as part of a special twice-a-year event hosted by the retail giant.As parents or expecting parents know, the cost of baby items can add up quickly and just buying the necessities can quickly surge past $1,000.
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