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10-03-2011, 05:10 AM | #23 | |
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Generally I will say that the rear seats are usable only for kids smaller than 160 cm.
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I`m very interested in the convertible version but there is only a coupe at my dealer. |
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I would offer that the back seat confirms the role of the 6 as a two place coupe. For briefcases, flowers, a sport coat, the back seat of the 6 does fine. Like with E24 and E63, the F13's backseat is for transporting things, not people.
Most seat adjustments for adults in the front seat preclude legs in the backseat. If you are going to be carrying humans in the backseat, think about the four door Gran Coudan.
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I have not tried the E93 (cabriolet), but there is actually more space in the rear of the E92 (coupe) than in the F12/F13. Let your backseaters take a taxi Hope you will sort this out. Good luck whatever your decision will be.
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