Stroller made of Gold?

Strollers seem like a pretty easy purchase, until you need a larger one than normal.  Ellie has the longest legs a girl could have for her age I swear!!!  It is impossible to go some places without her being in a stroller.  She doesn't have the understanding to stay by us, or to not touch everything.  When Alex has sporting events, or cub scout meetings, it is essential that she be seated and not running around like a little lost puppy dog.  Her Walmart stroller has served us well, but just like all the regular strollers it is only so big, and only holds up to 40 lbs (Ellie is 38 lbs).  Her long toddler leggys reach right down into the wheels. Exhibit A:

I began to search around for something bigger.  Of course the bigger the stroller the more expensive, plus larger strollers are only made for special needs kids.  There are many moms who recommend a number of different large strollers, but the dollar signs just kept ringing in my ears.  Here's an example of a great one, holds up to 90 lbs (that could last through elementary school), and extra support padding for that low muscle tone issue...but yo...check that number...$5495. Exhibit B:

I wasn't settling with that, I kept looking and didn't want to compromise on any of the features but was no way dropping 5K on a stroller, what the heck is that thing made of, gold?  So after reading the manuals of a few dozen strollers, here's what I found!! It is the Special Tomato EIO Pushchair (same features, holds up to 90 lbs, has little side pillows for support, plus all the bells and whistles of a nice stroller) and the price I paid for it, drum roll please...RLRLRLRL...$474 (on sale I might add, originally $822).  Moral of the story - research the "other SH word" out of something you really want.  Finally, Exhibit C, Ellie's new stroller:

Leg support kicks up for relaxing, and the back reclines all the way for naps or diaper changes, yippee.