What does five-door four-seater mean?
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The 'door' here refers to the car door, and the 'seat' refers to the seating. The five doors of a five-door four-seater refer to the four doors of the passenger compartment plus the trunk door, while the four seats mean the car can accommodate four people. Below is a detailed introduction: 1. Basic layout: Family cars or some MPVs generally adopt a five-door five-seater configuration, with the doors mainly divided into the driver's side door, front passenger side door, left rear passenger door, right rear passenger door, and trunk door - totaling five doors. The seats are divided into the driver's seat, front passenger seat, left rear passenger seat, right rear passenger seat, and rear middle seat - totaling five seats. 2. Five-door four-seater layout: The five-door four-seater model is based on the five-door five-seater model but cancels the rear middle seat, replacing it with an armrest box and rear multimedia control area, thereby improving the comfort of rear passengers.