Do the rear seats fold down?!
Do the rear seats fold down?!
Hey, I never needed to fold down the seats but today I cant seem to figure out how to do it. On accords, theres a key hole, I might be blind but can someone help me out.
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Do like i do. The seat isnt structural. Unbolt it it will stay in place just fine. When you need to lift up on the bottom flip it to the floor area, lift up on the rear section and lay it down. Bam....... Instant pass thru that many snow boards/bike will fit thru. (The later is/was one of the reasons i left it was for when i didnt have my bike rack handy)
Come on guys lets get it together, you guys forget that we have LUXARY cars, for luxary not to carry shit around from Home Depot, if you want to carry snowboards buy a SKIRACK!!!! trunk space yes, not backseat
hmm i guess i dont really consider my car a LUXURY car.
its just a nice, comfortable, amenity filled sedan. leather, navi, v6 equipped doesn't really make it a LUXURY car...
id barely consider the RL a LUXURY car.
its just a nice, comfortable, amenity filled sedan. leather, navi, v6 equipped doesn't really make it a LUXURY car...
id barely consider the RL a LUXURY car.
so their strategy is a lil' different. Just my
So, cars with fold down back seat are not luxury cars?
I wouldn't think I am one of the rich people because I don't have foldable backseat.
Here is my guess, our car is more like a sport sedan or sport luxury sedan. Since it was sport sedan, the frame structure needed to be beefier, thus an economy way to do so is to make the frame behind the backseat connected to strengthen the structure, just like an add-on brace you see people added behind backseat. since acura braced the car behind the backseat, making the feed-through hole so small, so it would not make sense to make the backseat foldable with such a small hole; hence, no fold down backseat. that said, also not having fold down backseat will make it less money to build the car. Even if they had made the backseat foldable, people will complaint as what a waste with a foldable backseat that you can't feed anything through with such small hole.
I would love to have a foldable backseat. whether it is luxury or not, it if for convenience. "Italian Jobs" could have used this car if the backseat was foldable, don't you think?
I wouldn't think I am one of the rich people because I don't have foldable backseat.
Here is my guess, our car is more like a sport sedan or sport luxury sedan. Since it was sport sedan, the frame structure needed to be beefier, thus an economy way to do so is to make the frame behind the backseat connected to strengthen the structure, just like an add-on brace you see people added behind backseat. since acura braced the car behind the backseat, making the feed-through hole so small, so it would not make sense to make the backseat foldable with such a small hole; hence, no fold down backseat. that said, also not having fold down backseat will make it less money to build the car. Even if they had made the backseat foldable, people will complaint as what a waste with a foldable backseat that you can't feed anything through with such small hole.
I would love to have a foldable backseat. whether it is luxury or not, it if for convenience. "Italian Jobs" could have used this car if the backseat was foldable, don't you think?
Last edited by acutee; Feb 26, 2009 at 12:40 PM.
since acura braced the car behind the backseat, making the feed-through hole so small, so it would not make sense to make the backseat foldable with such a small hole; hence, no fold down backseat. that said, also not having fold down backseat will make it less money to build the car. Even if they had made the backseat foldable, people will complaint as what a waste with a foldable backseat that you can't feed anything through with such small hole.
im surprised no one else has brought that up yet.
you can't find them yourself?
theyre pretty obvious.
i had to reread that paragraph 3 times just to try to figure out what you were saying.
i wasn't trying to be a dick. its just that you had a very good point in this conversation and i think you didn't communicate it well which makes it lose value.
theyre pretty obvious.
i had to reread that paragraph 3 times just to try to figure out what you were saying.
i wasn't trying to be a dick. its just that you had a very good point in this conversation and i think you didn't communicate it well which makes it lose value.
you can't find them yourself?
theyre pretty obvious.
i had to reread that paragraph 3 times just to try to figure out what you were saying.
i wasn't trying to be a dick. its just that you had a very good point in this conversation and i think you didn't communicate it well which makes it lose value.
theyre pretty obvious.
i had to reread that paragraph 3 times just to try to figure out what you were saying.
i wasn't trying to be a dick. its just that you had a very good point in this conversation and i think you didn't communicate it well which makes it lose value.
So, cars with fold down back seats are not luxury cars?
I wouldn't think I am one of the rich people because I don't have foldable backseats.
Here is my guess, our car is more like a sport sedan or sport luxury sedan. Since it was built as a sport sedan, the frame structure needed to be beefier, thus an economy way to do so is to make the frame behind the backseat connected to strengthen the structure, just like an add-on brace you see people add behind backseats. Since acura braced the car behind the backseat, making the feed-through hole so small, it would not make sense to make the backseat foldable with such a small hole; hence, no fold down backseat. That being said, also not having a fold down backseat would make it cost less money to build the car. Even if they had made the backseat foldable, people will complain as to what a waste a foldable backseat is where you can't feed anything through such a small hole.
I would love to have a foldable backseat. Whether it is luxury or not, it is for convenience. "Italian Jobs" could have used this car if the backseat was foldable, don't you think?
I wouldn't think I am one of the rich people because I don't have foldable backseats.
Here is my guess, our car is more like a sport sedan or sport luxury sedan. Since it was built as a sport sedan, the frame structure needed to be beefier, thus an economy way to do so is to make the frame behind the backseat connected to strengthen the structure, just like an add-on brace you see people add behind backseats. Since acura braced the car behind the backseat, making the feed-through hole so small, it would not make sense to make the backseat foldable with such a small hole; hence, no fold down backseat. That being said, also not having a fold down backseat would make it cost less money to build the car. Even if they had made the backseat foldable, people will complain as to what a waste a foldable backseat is where you can't feed anything through such a small hole.
I would love to have a foldable backseat. Whether it is luxury or not, it is for convenience. "Italian Jobs" could have used this car if the backseat was foldable, don't you think?
I don't know I don't think it was that bad of a paragraph just a little laziness with typing. I do that all the time. Is this the points you were talking about tegkid?
Last edited by BlackuraTL; Feb 26, 2009 at 07:11 PM.
i know i know lol. i'm just saying though. but i agree, don't be movin with your tl. get a truck, suv, etc.
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huh? all of my honda cars in the past had fold down seats?



thats what i do, makes it easier to get to the tiens to change the dampening

