Re:Chery QQ Ice Cream goes on sale in China – a modern elect...
by aidenn0 on Friday September 17, 2021 @07:47PM
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Even with back-seats being used, bring back the station-wagon:
The 90s Buick Estate (a behemoth of a wagon) was 9 inches shorter than the Kia Telluride (one of the smaller 3-row vehicles in the US) and seated 8 (though it would be 7 today because front-row bench seats appear to be disallowed except in pickups).
The Estate's contemporary Ford Taurus Wagon could also seat 7 (though two adults in the 3rd row is not comfortable, it worked for short drives in a pinch) was almost 20 inches!! shorter than a Suburban/Escalade.
Re:Chery QQ Ice Cream goes on sale in China – a modern elect...
by autoliteInline on Saturday September 18, 2021 @04:32PM
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Ooh. Maybe a sedan delivery wagon (two door, front seat only). I think there may have been some Chevelles like that.
You can argue that the average car should either be a 2wd Tacoma or a Miata.