And by 38.5 mph we meant 70 mph

So apparently when Consumer Reports published there article about how unsafe carseats are, they didn't have all their facts straight. It turns out they had outsourced the research and when they claimed to have tested the car seats in side-impact crashes of 38.5 mph, it had really been done at 70 mph. This makes me feel a little bit safer about the fact that our car seat didn't pass their test. Check out this article about their retraction.