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>Cadillac trying to make a Twingo
Jonathan Mitchell
Nolan Smith
vw up has almost identical proportions and is probably the closest you can get to a twingo mk1 with a new car
Charles Young
They must be struggling to sell their overpriced crap. Going for low-hanging fruit like back in the early 2000's with the Catera and low-priced luxory.
>"The New Standard of The World"
Wyatt Hill
Up vs. Twingo
Isaac Gray
This is from the early 2000's
Hudson Campbell
only externally
up!'s interior is a shit
>no sliding rear seat for bigger cargo/more legroom (not even twingo-only feature)
>no one-click folding of rear seat that gives flat low floor
>no front leg and knee room, intrusive yet empty center console
>cannot fold front seat back or forth for long packages (le surfboard meme)
>non removable headrests to make life even harder
>no bed mode
had twingo, sat in up! VW a shit.
these are just facts, not even talking about styling (lack of it)
Easton Cooper
Makes me wonder why so very few cars have even attempted to use the same interior flexibility concepts as the Twingo.
Even its very own successors ditched it.
Bentley Lee
You're and idiot
Chase Stewart
Luis Howard
Besides the Jazz/Fit, what else is there? I'd say 1 counts as "very few".
Joshua Gray
My guess is that really clever interiors are really expensive to develop, especially since safety regulations fucking everywhere make the car lose massive amounts of space inside.
So I guess they think investing so much in engineering this compared to the little boost it would get in sales (probably think people won't care too much about this in the small car segment or they don't want to hurt the little bigger and more expensive cars a class above)
Parker Price
Nobody else needs to do it because as long as 1 car on the market does it, that "niche" is filled.
I'm just sad they didn't give the thing sliding doors. I know that'd add a point of failure to a relatively simple car, but you can't deny that it's the best solution to the ingress/egress of large Amerifats/cargo that isn't the back hatch.
Pic related is the only car that ever got it right.
Noah Richardson
indeed honda jazz has very smart interior, although achieved completely different way. In Jazz fuel tank is under front seats, not rear ones. Thats why magic happens i the rear.
Sliding rear bench can be found in other cars like Yaris, Renault Modus, Twingo II (sadly optional), 2004+ Mitsubishi Colt (optional), 2004-2006 Smart Forfour (plus front folding front seat)
It's a great feature in small cars
Brandon James
too complex
Jack James
This pic pretty much explains why I replaced my dead twingo with forfour
Josiah Murphy
>the only car that ever got it right
maybe not the only one
Jayden Sanders
exceptionally practical cars are cute.
it's like they really try their best to satisfy you
Nathaniel Howard
>utility mode
>long mode
>tall mode
>refresh mode
>beast mode
real shit though i bet most minorities will try to drive this in refresh mode
Chase Campbell
interior porn thread?
Look at this coyote ugly fucker and it's rear seats folding under front ones
Easton Phillips
>sliding doors on a tiny shitbox
Look no further than another frog brand.
Cameron Brown
Holy shit. A Caddy hatch. How the fuck was this never a thing?
Brayden White
Carter Anderson
JDM assymetrical Toyota Porte
Nicholas Lewis
I........ kinda like this?
Mason Long
Concept car from 2010. Was based on the Chevy Sonic chassis. So it kinda sorta did become a thing... Kinda.
Alexander Gutierrez
did you know that if you need modern 2-row 6-seater, you have options other than multipla?
Elijah Hill
BURGERLAND HAD THE VERY FIRST TWINGO IN 1957
Isaac Wood
Which reminds me.
Fun fact. The last 6 seater 2 door coupe ever produced was the 1995 to 1999 Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Leo Miller
nice try
this is 1969 Mitsubishi Commuter
Joshua Ward
What new car is as practical as the Twingo/Jazz ?
I have to say I really like to concept, which I didn't know prior. Is the Jazz a good (used?) car, by the way?
Colton Flores
>What new car is as practical as the Twingo/Jazz ?
New jazz. I think Yaris over generations gone backwards to being bland shitbox and lost features that 1st gen had.
Check those >Is the Jazz a good (used?) car, by the way?
yes but people know it, hence may be horribly Jazztaxed, depends on country