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Yeah, why not allow for 3-row wagons and the return of 3rd rows with reversed seating? It seems like an easy win for some families who have to choose between an
by 1-6 4y ago
Yeah, why not allow for 3-row wagons and the return of 3rd rows with reversed seating? It seems like an easy win for some families who have to choose between an SUV or van.
- lukas099 4y agoMan, I loved those rear-facing seats as a kid.
- sbaiddn 4y agoThey were great. Especially in college with chill friends
- sbaiddn 4y agoPutting the seat there is easy. The trick is making it safe when it's on or behind the rear axle. Everyone else in the car is in a cocoon.
- nine_k 4y agoWhat makes it less safe?
- ultrarunner 4y agoThe rest of the giant vehicles on the road
- sbaiddn 4y agoDumb weight for one. Structural design for another. Everything in between the teo axles has to be very strong since it keeps forces generated by the road from ripping the car apart. On top of that, outside the axles, you're in the automobile's crumple zone - ie it's deliberately designed to fold in itself to absorb the blow of impact. I don't like putting my mother in law on my SUV's third row - I'm loath to put my kid