Back Seats don't fold down, right?
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Back Seats don't fold down, right?
I tried on two different occations, the back seats in the 05 TL don't fold down right?
Or am I missing something? Shane
Or am I missing something? Shane
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No, they unfortunately don't. But the Accord's rear seatback does!
Only the center piece of the seatback folds down for stuff like skis.
A too wide turning radius and lack of rear seat foldown and the were the only things Consumer Reports didn't like about this car.
Only the center piece of the seatback folds down for stuff like skis.
A too wide turning radius and lack of rear seat foldown and the were the only things Consumer Reports didn't like about this car.
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Originally Posted by HoustonsTL
its only the 05?
All of the TL's. The structure behind the rear seat is actually part of the subframe. It's one of the reasons the TL handles so well.
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Originally Posted by S PAW 1
Nope.
All of the TL's. The structure behind the rear seat is actually part of the subframe. It's one of the reasons the TL handles so well.
All of the TL's. The structure behind the rear seat is actually part of the subframe. It's one of the reasons the TL handles so well.
That's interesting to know. I always wondered why they didn't fold down.
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Originally Posted by DMZ
No, they unfortunately don't. But the Accord's rear seatback does!
Only the center piece of the seatback folds down for stuff like skis.
A too wide turning radius and lack of rear seat foldown and the were the only things Consumer Reports didn't like about this car.
Only the center piece of the seatback folds down for stuff like skis.
A too wide turning radius and lack of rear seat foldown and the were the only things Consumer Reports didn't like about this car.
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yeah, it isn't a deal breaker for me either. I've had the car a year and only had the need once.
Even then, I did just fine without folding them down, no biggie.
Even then, I did just fine without folding them down, no biggie.
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It's aright with me that they don't. Since they don't fold down I'm not tempted to load large things in the car that will end up damaging the interior. Then again the wife's car is is a minivan....
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Originally Posted by S PAW 1
Nope.
All of the TL's. The structure behind the rear seat is actually part of the subframe. It's one of the reasons the TL handles so well.
All of the TL's. The structure behind the rear seat is actually part of the subframe. It's one of the reasons the TL handles so well.
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Originally Posted by denny crane
BMW have fold down seats, they don't have any handling problems. d.
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My TL can do this, too!
Originally Posted by black label
They need to make the pass through bigger. Lots of people snowboard too.
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well, normally ppl use fold down seats to carry long heavy wood/lumber and cement from Home Depo.... I don't think you want to put those things inside your luxury car trunk anyway.... plus why would you want your rear seats folded down anyway... trunk space ventilation? maybe....
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Originally Posted by psheu
well, normally ppl use fold down seats to carry long heavy wood/lumber and cement from Home Depo.... I don't think you want to put those things inside your luxury car trunk anyway.... plus why would you want your rear seats folded down anyway... trunk space ventilation? maybe....
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Originally Posted by kfhughes
the snowboard only fits in the rear seat.
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