What is the seating arrangement in a vehicle?

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In a sedan, the seating positions reflect a hierarchy of status. 1. For a 5-seater sedan with two rows: When the owner is driving, the front passenger seat is the most prestigious position. Front seats are more honorable than rear seats, the right seat is more honorable than the left, and the middle rear seat is the least prestigious. When the car is driven by a professional driver, the rear right seat is the most prestigious, commonly referred to as the "VIP" seat. Rear seats are superior to front seats, with the right side still being more honorable, the middle rear seat slightly less so, and the front passenger seat being the least prestigious. 2. For a 6-seater sedan with two rows: When the owner is driving, the front right seat is the most prestigious, followed by the front middle seat. Front seats are superior to rear seats, the rear right seat is better than the left, and the rear middle seat is the least prestigious. When driven by a professional driver, the rear right seat is the most prestigious. Rear seats are superior to front seats, the right seat is better than the left, the middle seat is slightly less prestigious, and the front middle seat is the least honorable.