Why Are Coupe Backseats Useless
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saanvi.sha:
It's for cargo(luggage, kids, etc.)
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It's for cargo(luggage, kids, etc.)
They're seats for legless passengers. -ForestAutoReviews
I mean, great seat for lieutenant Dan
I honestly don't really notice the high rates on my miata, but the fold down trunk space that you lose is so significant.
Its for kids just in case you have one
They are used for carrying small cargo than seating 2 more passengers
Except the 430i coupe, these seats are big
"its a loophole" Then the Insurance companies counts doors instead of seats.
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I mean at least you get extra storage.
The 911 as an example is because it is rear engined. The Cayman physically cannot fit rear seats, regardless of size because it is mid engined.
Glam Bucket in the background actually made me cry, thank you!
Regulations gotta be fixed bro
It’s coupe, like a chicken “ coop
„Your 911”. That’s a bold assumption.
that insurance thing is a myth. They upcharge for sports vehicles, which includes anything from a wrx to a 458
The only good thing those are actually useful for is for extra storage or taking your baby along with you in places
Oh those coopays 😂
Manufacturers don’t care about your insurance premiums
Riding in the back seat of my dad’s Mustang is a pretty peak memory