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You may leave less room for rear seat, adult passengers if you drive a compact car. It's still manageable, and fine for occasional trips, but I wouldn't choose
by Symbiote 4y ago
You may leave less room for rear seat, adult passengers if you drive a compact car.
It's still manageable, and fine for occasional trips, but I wouldn't choose that car to drive 4 adults daily.
- jessaustin 4y ago...I wouldn't choose that car to drive 4 adults daily. Is this a typical thing that cars do? I'm not sure if I've seen 4 adults in a car in the last month.
- tbrownaw 4y agoBefore the plague forced pervasive WFH, this was every Friday when a bunch of us would pick somewhere for lunch and all pile into the fewest cars needed.
- jessaustin 4y agoA long time ago I worked in an office like that. I usually biked to commute, so when we had one more person going than cars going to lunch, I just biked to the restaurant as well. Otherwise, I rode in someone's car. Still, none of the drivers did this "daily". Neither this nor sibling comment describe a "daily" situation. If you need a big sedan once a month and big SUV twice a year, just rent at those times and drive something more practical the rest of the year.
- Symbiote 4y agoTall teenagers would also count. It's not something I'd notice, so I have no idea how common it is. I do it occasionally for hiking trips and similar with friends. Someone doing this every weekend might want more comfort.