How to Get into the Back Seat of a Two-Door Car?

[Wade]

There are handles on the back of both front seats that allow you to pull the seats forward. After getting in, you can pull the handle to adjust the front seats back to their original position. After getting into the back seat, press the button to restore the original seat position and settings automatically.

[VonJesse]

I have a two-door coupe at home that I've been using for over five years, and I'm very familiar with the steps to access the rear seats. After parking and engaging the handbrake, there's usually a lever or button under the front seats—pulling it causes the seatback to tilt forward. You need to grip the edge of the seat to steady it, then twist your body and squeeze in sideways. The space is really tight, so movements should be quick but not rushed, and be careful not to bump your head on the roof. After getting in or out, make sure the seat is securely locked, as any looseness while driving can be unsafe. This design in coupes prioritizes sportiness, and while the rear seats are rarely used, they’re handy for occasionally carrying friends or placing a bag. I recommend adding seat cushion protectors to preserve the interior and lubricating any sticky mechanisms for smoother operation.