As is already obvious, Peg Perego’s first and foremost selling point is the fashionable aesthetic of their strollers. After which, Peg Perego is well-known for the luxurious comfort afforded the children riding in their strollers. Finally, the Peg Perego strollers tend to be built quite durable and nearly every Peg Perego stroller enjoys remarkable resale value. Of course all of this comes at a price, with 99% of Peg Perego’s strollers selling at well over $100 and a majority of models selling for more than $200. Easily one of their most popular models, Peg Perego’s Venezia is the ultimate luxury stroller for one child, which a majority of owners just adored, although they admitted it gets heavy about the same time their child starts getting heavy.

Peg Perego strollers carry fantastic snob appeal, which many parents enjoy—on top of the genuine quality backing their good name. In terms of durability, many of the Peg Perego models perform at top levels, although there are certainly exceptions to the rule, such as the Primo Viaggo model. Reports on their customer support have been good to average.