How often do people just sit in their car that it makes that big of a difference? I dunno...maybe there are some nice areas to park and read a book where you live.
How often do people just sit in their car that it makes that big of a difference?
what I do not like.....rear windows that only go 3/4 the way down!
I like being able to dangle my arm out of the car
Its for child safety, so kids can't climb out, dangle out the window or easily put stuff out the window.
The electric rear windows in my Dad's LandRover Discovery only go down half the wayLuckily I almost never have to sit in the back, plus there is A/C, unlike the commodore
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How often do people just sit in their car that it makes that big of a difference? I dunno...maybe there are some nice areas to park and read a book where you live.
Perhaps Daddy's car is different, but most sedan's back windows only go down so far, because of the curve in the back of the door, for the rear wheel well.
Power windows can be locked-out from the driver's door panel. Rear doors openers can be locked-out from the rear door jam leaver.
Lol, LandRovers are far from sedans... There is no curve anywhere near the back doors, and there seems to be quite a lot of room between the doors and the wheels.
Depends on the model.
Here's one where the rear wheel impinges on the back door.![]()
That's not a Land Rover, that's a Range Rover.![]()
Every car made in the last ten years or so has electric windows now. My mum's old commodore wagon (budget as) had windy down windows, and I prefer them over electric. The main reason is that you can wind down/up the windows when the car in turned off! In most cars these days you need to turn the key round two notches to be able to use the electric windows ... Plus I had a bad expeience when I was a kid getting my fingers jammed in the electric windows of my dad's beamer (not to mention that that window never worked again)
So, is it just me or does anyone else prefer the old hand cranked windows?
OK smarty-pants, check out the back door on this LAND ROVER.![]()
Thats a LandRover Freelander, not a LandRover Discovery.
Every car made in the last ten years or so has electric windows now. My mum's old commodore wagon (budget as) had windy down windows, and I prefer them over electric. The main reason is that you can wind down/up the windows when the car in turned off! In most cars these days you need to turn the key round two notches to be able to use the electric windows ... Plus I had a bad expeience when I was a kid getting my fingers jammed in the electric windows of my dad's beamer (not to mention that that window never worked again)
So, is it just me or does anyone else prefer the old hand cranked windows?