The Rise of the Six-Seater: Why Captain’s Chairs and Three-Row Cabins are Winning the Road
For decades, the standard family haulers fell into two rigid categories: the five-seat sedan or crossover, which always felt a little too cramped when relatives visited or carpools expanded, and the seven- or eight-seat behemoth, which often meant shuffling rows like a puzzle just to fit groceries behind the third bench.
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