How many in an M3 conv?
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Well it depends if it's three adults or three kids that you need to fit in the back. An A4 might fit three kids, but you can pretty much forget getting three adults into the back of any cabrio.
The roof mechanism has to fit into the walls of the cabin, so the width of the rear seat is a lot less than in a tin-top.
The roof mechanism has to fit into the walls of the cabin, so the width of the rear seat is a lot less than in a tin-top.
Andrew D said:
Well it depends if it's three adults or three kids that you need to fit in the back. An A4 might fit three kids, but you can pretty much forget getting three adults into the back of any cabrio.
The roof mechanism has to fit into the walls of the cabin, so the width of the rear seat is a lot less than in a tin-top.
The roof mechanism has to fit into the walls of the cabin, so the width of the rear seat is a lot less than in a tin-top.
They'll only be 2 seatbelts though!
I think that the A4 convertible is homologated for only 2 passengers in the back (and hence two seat belts), but a friend at work did have an extra lap belt fitted in his A4 1.8T so that he could have a third passenger in the rear. Apparently you can do this with the A4, but not with the 3 series.
This is an after market conversion though - there are a number of specialists who can do the work.
This is an after market conversion though - there are a number of specialists who can do the work.
Edited by gmarks1 on Saturday 26th August 17:30
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