Yes, you can. To ensure your child's safety, you should never leave them unattended in a moving vehicle. One of the easiest methods for doing this is to strap a carseat into your vehicle, but this can be tricky for some people. This article will talk about how you can safely put a carseat in a Miata. I think everyone should drive a Miata at some point, but if you're reading this then I'm assuming you've already decided this. The Miata is a great car for newer drivers and passengers. It's small enough to fit into crowded parking lots and parking spots, but large enough to feel comfortable in. It has a smooth ride that's not rough on the body and it moves with the road well. In other words, a Miata is a fun car to drive. It's also a fun car to put a child in, especially if there are not many other people around. That said, it can be tricky. Many children are still too small for child seats and some families find that cars with more space aren't as safe because they can't fit the seat in the back. If you're putting a carseat in a Miata, you should be prepared to do some maneuvering. When learning how to put a carseat in a Miata, the first thing you need to take into consideration is that there's not much space back there. Although this is true of most small vehicles, it's typically less of an issue because larger car seats can fit into smaller vehicles with ease. The challenge comes with securing the seat properly so that it doesn't move once it's in place. After that, it's just a matter of backing in and driving. If there is enough space back there, you can put a standard car seat into the Miata. The problem with this option is that you may not be able to access the back area because the carseat will block the front door or whatever else you have in the way. That said, if you're going to use a child seat, it's best to go with something well-sized so your child isn't crushed by the seat. If you're going to be using a booster seat, it may be possible to put it in the Miata's backseat. The problem with this option is that it can make it harder to get in and out of the car. It also depends on which size booster your child uses, as some are more challenging than others. For example, a booster seat for a child who is 4'7" tall may fit without issue, but if your child is shorter than that then you may want to consider another option. Finally, you can use a standard seatbelt. This is typically the least suitable option since it will not fit in a miata's backseat and you'll have to get your booster seat to put under the seatbelt. There are some other options you can use, but if you're going to do this, then I recommend getting something easy to install and remove. You should also make sure that your booster seat is in the proper position and installed correctly in the car before starting this process. To begin installing your carseat in the Miata, you first have to secure it properly. This process can take some time if you're using a large booster seat or a smaller child seat. It typically comes down to how well-sized the carseat is for your vehicle. If it doesn't fit in there, then there's not much you can do about it. But if it does, then there are still several options you can use to secure it properly. Some parents choose to use a combination of the seatbelt and the latch system. While this can be helpful, I find that it can be a little confusing and it's not as secure as other options. I also find it to be the most difficult to install properly. That said, if you choose this method, then securing your booster to the seatbelt should be relatively easy. And once you do that, you can buckle in your child and go on your way. Another option you can use is to secure your booster seat directly to the seat. In this situation, you'll need to raise the booster seat and secure it properly. You'll want to use the latch system or another type of anchor if possible. If this doesn't work, then you may have no choice but to use a combination of the latch system and a seatbelt. This is typically difficult but not impossible. The last option you can use is to use a combination of the latch system and a seatbelt. In some situations, this is the best option since it doesn't require much effort, it's secure enough to hold everything in place, and it doesn't take up much space. You'll want to make sure that your seatbelt and latch system are secured properly so that your booster won't come loose during a collision or sudden stop. If this doesn't work, then you'll need to secure your seatbelt or booster directly to the seat. Finally, if you can't find a combination of latch system and seatbelt that works well, then there's no other option but to install it into the backseat. Some people choose this option because it gives the most security and requires the least work. However, in situations where there isn't enough space, you'll end up having to use a combination of latch system and seatbelt anyway. To me, this seems like a waste of time and you may as well just get used to it.