How many seats does the Buick GL8 have?

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OLaura
07/29/25 2:52pm
Buick GL8 has 7 seats. The following is a related introduction about how many seats the Buick GL8 has: 1. Buick GL8: A 7-seater business MPV. In addition to the driver and front passenger seats, there are two rows of seats in the back. 2. Second row seats: Provides two seats for passengers, with vertical seats offering left and right armrests. They can slide back and forth. There is a handle on the seat back, and with a gentle pull, the backrest can be folded forward onto the seat cushion, facilitating access for third-row passengers. 3. Third row seats: A one-piece seat that can accommodate 3 people, all with independent seat belts. The rear air conditioning control knob is placed within easy reach of the left passenger, allowing adjustment of temperature and air volume as needed.
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