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Which saloon cars have folding rear seats?
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Well what cars do you like? would be a good start so we can advise.
What price range?
I would say most recent saloon cars would have folding seats.Google gives you answers use it.........0 -
I think it would be hard to find a car that did not have folding seats.0
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Hi
Thanks for your speedy reply.
I have not got any cars in mind at the moment - my main priority is buying a saloon with rear folding seats. I would spend up to £15k.0 -
At 15k I think all would have folding seats, could be wrong.
At 15K I would have an idea of a model, then go shopping/testing.Google gives you answers use it.........0 -
Chrysler 300C
You can get a decent one for £15k. Mind you, you probably won't often need to fold the seats down.0 -
Both our cars have folding rear seats
Saab 93 & VW Passat (lockable) Passat has the widest openingTotally Debt Free & Mortgage Free Semi retired and happy0 -
waynedance wrote: »At 15k I think all would have folding seats, could be wrong.
BMW don't (assuming OP is looking at 2nd hand cars). It was a cost option (around £270 I think), and at some point around 2007 it became a no cost option, but the original purchaser still had to ask folding seats.0 -
Buy an S-Type Jag and put the other £12.5k in your bank.0
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The Superb Mk II comes to mind as it's a saloon with a seemingly normal boot but but the rear can be opened like a hatch as well for practicality.
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Why do you specifically want a saloon? (just curious)
We looked at the Passat but I didn't like the small boot opening compared to the Mondeo (which is hatchback). Much easier to get stuff into/out of the boot with a hatchback...
And with the size of the boot on these things, your shopping could easily slide to the back of the boot with something like a Passat and you practically have to climb inside to get it out.0
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