How to Fold Down the Rear Seats of a Car?

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ArielFitz
07/29/25 11:15pm
The methods to fold down the rear seats of a car are as follows: 1. To recline the rear seats, check for buttons under the headrests on both sides of the rear seats. Press down while pushing the seat forward to fold it down. 2. For foldable seats, open the trunk and pull the black strap backward, then lift the seat upward to fold it down. The methods to lift the rear seats are as follows: 1. Generally, the rear seats of a car are secured by clips and the base. Apply some force to lift them. 2. Reach under the seat cushion, pull the front part upward with force until the front clip is released.
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