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$140K and "falcon wing" doors only in the back. Epic fail. They seem like an afterthought that way. Sure, you can open them in tight spaces, but you won't be ab
by melted 11y ago
$140K and "falcon wing" doors only in the back. Epic fail. They seem like an afterthought that way. Sure, you can open them in tight spaces, but you won't be able to get into the car because the front door is basically the same as any other car door. Why bother with the back doors then?
- djrogers 11y agoThe back doors have to be longer to accommodate both rows of rear seats. Shorter front doors open in tighter spaces than longer traditional back doors would. Same reason they out sliders on vans and minivans - bigger openings.
- tempestn 11y agoAlso you won't have child car seats in the front seats. Having rear doors that get completely out of the way even in very narrow spaces will be huge for parents of young children. Squeezing yourself through a narrow opening into a front seat is comparatively pretty easy.