Are there any four seat convertible Audis with some leg room?
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Lloyd <bogart.lloy@uwlax.edu> wrote in message
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> Define "some".
Comfortable seating with leg room in rear seat for two rear seated adults.
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Re: Are there any four seat convertible Audis with some leg room?
Er, subj line *does* specify "convertible".....
Our '94 Cabriolet's back "seat" is definitely for your briefcase ... my
teen-aged daughters have ridden there for <100km only, but I suspect it had
something to do with believing that complaining would prevent them from
getting to drive it...
New Cabrios (2003 and up) appear to have *slightly* more rear kneeroom, but
still only really useful in a pinch, I think.
KB
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> Yep for sure, we just bought a 5000 CD or 200 quatro in nice shape for
it's
> age, sitting in the back is not bad at all
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Our '94 Cabriolet's back "seat" is definitely for your briefcase ... my
teen-aged daughters have ridden there for <100km only, but I suspect it had
something to do with believing that complaining would prevent them from
getting to drive it...
New Cabrios (2003 and up) appear to have *slightly* more rear kneeroom, but
still only really useful in a pinch, I think.
KB
"K&R" <rosielle@telusplanet.net> wrote in message
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> Yep for sure, we just bought a 5000 CD or 200 quatro in nice shape for
it's
> age, sitting in the back is not bad at all
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Re: Are there any four seat convertible Audis with some leg room?
K Bourke <kbourke@hfx.eastlink.ca> wrote in message
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> Er, subj line *does* specify "convertible".....
>
> Our '94 Cabriolet's back "seat" is definitely for your briefcase ... my
> teen-aged daughters have ridden there for <100km only, but I suspect it
had
> something to do with believing that complaining would prevent them from
> getting to drive it...
>
> New Cabrios (2003 and up) appear to have *slightly* more rear kneeroom,
but
> still only really useful in a pinch, I think.
>
> KB
That's been my impression from looking at them, as well. Thanks for the
information.
I'm considering just keeping the 99 S Class, and driving the Viper when I
need a convertible "fix".
Thank you for the information.
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