truc76
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At least the back headrests need to be a lot smaller or ability to fold down when not in use.
TRONZ said:Order the UK part number. It would seem they are smaller.
Just shows how horrible prius 3g is !abasile said:I think the LEAF has pretty good visibility out the rear, even with the headrests. It's much better than the 3rd gen. Prius!
Oh man! I used to complain about how people park but having owned one, now when I see a Prius parked at an angle, I just say, "I know why he did that!"evnow said:Just shows how horrible prius 3g is !
My much maligned Corvair had fantastic visibility compared to modern cars. I never realized this until I got to "compare".Leaf is ok - though not as good as my old Maxima.
Yes, thicker A pillars is because of crash tests. In a perverse way this has made cars less safe, though if you do have a crash you get injured less :roll:gbarry42 said:My much maligned Corvair had fantastic visibility compared to modern cars. I never realized this until I got to "compare".
GroundLoop said:Removed the headrests after the first drive home. Way too large. Bagged, taped, and stored. They'll come out of storage after three years to compare fabric fade.![]()
abasile said:I think the LEAF has pretty good visibility out the rear, even with the headrests. It's much better than the 3rd gen. Prius!
You mean it had no visible spots at all ?tedbe said:I had the 2003 prius, loved that car because it had no blind spots at all.
garygid said:Can you pull the headrest up and out, rotate it 90º around the vertical axis of its outer mounting "post" (rotating toward the side window), and put the one mounting "post" back in its mounting hole on the top of the seat?
If so, the headrest would remain almost ready to use, but might provide enough extra visibility.
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