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A lot of vehicles allow access to the trunk by folding down a section of the back seat (so you can haul longer items like skis), so I'm not sure this would be q
by cal5k 8y ago
A lot of vehicles allow access to the trunk by folding down a section of the back seat (so you can haul longer items like skis), so I'm not sure this would be quite as easy as suggested.
- skykooler 8y agoUsually the latches are only accessible from inside the cabin, however; if only the trunk is unlocked, you can't fold down the seat.
- birdman3131 8y agoChevy Malibu is folded down from the trunk at least on the 98 model.
- rando444 8y agoDepends on the vehicle. A great many vehicles have open compartment trunks. Pretty much the majority of vans, SUVs, and station wagons.. and most hatchbacks just have a small plastic tray that is easily removable from the inside.
- joezydeco 8y agoMy Mazda has the backseat release cables in the trunk on purpose. I'd be more worried about someone breaking the glass to get into the trunk than vice versa, so the arrangement seems the most logical.
- walshemj 8y agoA few years ago my company had a big meeting for all senior mangers at a huge conference centre. Problem was some perp had worked out they had all left their laptops in the company car a large number of which where hatch back's when they all came out a number of hatch backs windows had been smashed and the lap tops nicked.
- joezydeco 8y agoMy car isn't a hatchback but obviously there's a huge problem if you own one.
- parliament32 8y agoLast two sedans I've had, they were opposite. Honda will only let you fold down the seats if you already have the trunk open (to solve the evil-valet problem). Subaru will only let you fold down the seats from the cabin (to... stop people from escaping out of the trunk, I guess?).