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Question: if it fits a 2012 prius
Document: This is the bike rack to get if you only want to buy one for all of your cars. We have one sedan with no spoiler, and a another with a raised spoiler (a few inches off the trunk lid). No other rack fit both cars, but this one does. The reason it fits these cars (as well as minivans) is because of the adjustable mid-point of the rack.
Since those two pads also can tilt vertically, it fits on minivan-style hatches as well. The bottom has two hooks that go under the trunk lid, and the two straps go over the top lip of the trunk lid. The straps ratchet tight to the car. Once it is on, it is very steady, and you don't have to bother with side straps like other racks.
I purchased this rack based on the reviews and it works as promised. The install went well and the rack fits secure to the back of my car. There is plenty of adjustment.The guy from NC should use his head before writing a negative review about this rack. The rack comes locked from the factory and if you unlock each side, the straps release and work perfectly.Great rack!
Fits like a glove on my 2006 Mini Cooper S.  It takes a little practice getting it on the car, but once you have it on it stays on very securely. I have a dual suspension bike so you NEED TO GET A BIKE BRACE , Saris sells one, if you don't get one you will not be able to put your bike on this rack. I also LOVE the locking feature.
I'd been looking at this rack for some time. So, when I purchased a new vehicle, a 2012 Subaru Outback, I looked seriously at this rack. It's the best alternative to a (more expensive) hitch rack. It's solid, and it carries my bikes solidly. I probably could have kept my old rack and configured it to fit, but I'm more confident with this rack. It may be a tad more expensive than other options, but it's worth it.
I spent quite some time researching the Saris, Thule, and Yakima bike racks before settling on the Saris Bones RS. I should provide the disclaimer that I've never had another bike rack before, so I don't have any point of comparison, but I'm pretty happy with this one. I recently traded my gas-guzzling SUV for a 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid, thus creating the need for a bike rack. My bike WILL fit in my trunk if I take both wheels off, but that got annoying in a hurry.
this rack goes on very easy, really sturdy , one site said it wouldent fit my trunk a 99 camry with a spoiler, but no problems. would recomend !
don't put your helmet in the trunk).
but they are still really good--and probably a little bit more secure than the rubber loops which you had to make sure were over the pegs securely on the Joe. Someone mentioned them scratching the bike paint - not sure what the heck they're talking about, I don't see anything that would do that.
You can rachet and lock this on the car in minutes. As secure as any trunk rack I have used to date. Your trunk will give out before the rack likely fails. If you are interested in a trunk mount rack and Saris suggests this will fit your car I'd look no further order this one up.3 bikes is a tight fit but it can be done, better then most 3 bike racks.
Answer: no