UPPAbaby
Vista V3
Best for newborn-first setup and grow-with-family use. Price read: One of the better prices Perch has seen, and below the usual tracked price.
Best checked price
$1,039.99CAD$1,299.99Price read
Coverage
Price proof
Last checked
$1,039.99
at Baby EnRoute
Usual tracked
$1,169.99
median seen by Perch
Lowest seen
$1,039.92
tracked history
Store spread
$260.00
between checked prices
History
698 checks, 152 days
tracked price checks
Store check
Where to buy
Compare recently checked store prices. Best-price badges mark the lowest in-stock offers in this update.
Store checks
Baby EnRoute has the lowest price in this update.
Best checked price
$1,039.99CAD$1,299.99Stock
Checked (UTC)
Checked Sep 15, 2026
Coverage
14 stores checked
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Baby EnRoute
Best pricePrice:$1,039.99$1,299.99In stockChecked UTCActive Baby
Price:$1,169.00In stockChecked UTCBaby Shack
Price:$1,169.99In stockChecked UTCDear Born Baby
Price:$1,169.99In stockChecked UTCJunior Baby
Price:$1,169.99In stockChecked UTCLittle Canadian
Price:$1,169.99In stockChecked UTCNurtured
Price:$1,169.99In stockChecked UTCSnuggle Bugz
Price:$1,169.99In stockChecked UTCWest Coast Kids
Price:$1,299.95In stockChecked UTCBaby & Me
Price:$1,299.99In stockChecked UTCClement
Price:$1,299.99In stockChecked UTCJump! The BABY Store
Price:$1,299.99In stockChecked UTCMomease Baby Boutique
Price:$1,299.99In stockChecked UTCWell.ca
Price:$1,299.99In stockChecked UTC
What it may suit
What it is best for
These notes use saved product facts like fold, package, weight, setup, and adjustability.
Perch has 12 saved product facts for this model. Use them to compare, not as safety advice.
Stroller guidance reflects structured fold, weight, compatibility, storage, and terrain-bias attributes. It is not safety advice or a guarantee that a stroller fits a specific child, car, trunk, or terrain.
Best for
- Bassinet compatibility improves newborn flexibility.
- Car-seat compatibility helps early errands.
- Reversible seating adds parent-facing flexibility.
- Built-in long-term flexibility is the main reason it fits here.
- Larger baskets help when carrying more for bigger outings.
- Bassinet support broadens early-stage use.
- Mixed-terrain tuning is the direct reason Perch flags this fit.
- Larger baskets help longer outings.
Less suited for
- Grow-with-family builds usually trade compactness for flexibility.
- Bulky fold works against travel use.
- Bulky fold is a poor fit for small trunks.
- Big under-seat baskets often come with extra bulk.
Plain-English read
Why choose this stroller
- Strong fit for newborn-first setup and grow-with-family use.
- Bassinet compatibility improves newborn flexibility.
- Car-seat compatibility helps early errands.
Skip or verify if
- Less compelling for travel and small trunks.
- Fit notes come from saved product facts. Use them to compare, not as safety advice.
Tradeoffs
- Great long-term family flexibility, but bulkier than travel-first options.
- Better for varied surfaces than ultra-compact travel builds.