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I want to think that’s just consumers’ preferences shifting towards SUV and Crossover cars that necessarily have poor rear visibility. Nothing about having a go
by DaiPlusPlus 9y ago
I want to think that’s just consumers’ preferences shifting towards SUV and Crossover cars that necessarily have poor rear visibility. Nothing about having a good rear crumple-zone leads to restricting the size of the rear window or placement of the C-pillars.
- dsfyu404ed 9y agoIt's the deep seating position that really kills visibility. the higher (relative to the bottom of the windows) seating position in crossovers helps drive their sales a lot. Crossovers typically have equal or better rear visibility to the car they're based on because the higher seating position means you can look down at a steeper angle greatly reducing the maximum distance at which a kid height object is not visible to the driver.