Fat_Tony_Ova_Hea
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aldo98229
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Ugh. Jeep would put a third row seat on everything if they could. Please don’t give them any ideas...!
aldo98229
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I make a living in automotive market analysis: we see an inverse relationship between the number of people you can cram into a vehicle and its “cool” factor. Think roadster on one end and the minivan on the other.
Adding seats helps sell more units, no doubt. That’s the primary motivation for automakers do it. But those additional sales come with a significant loss in “curb appeal” and a lower emotional value.
Adding seats helps sell more units, no doubt. That’s the primary motivation for automakers do it. But those additional sales come with a significant loss in “curb appeal” and a lower emotional value.
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