Why can't the rear window of the Volkswagen Passat be rolled down completely?
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The reasons why the rear window of the Volkswagen Passat cannot be rolled down completely are as follows: 1. The rear window of the Volkswagen Passat cannot be fully lowered, leaving about one-third of the glass exposed. This is due to design and safety considerations. Because the area below the rear door is often near the wheel, the lower door frame is inclined or curved, resulting in an irregular shape below the rear door. This reduces the available space compared to the front door, making it impossible to fully lower the window. 2. Typically, models equipped with power windows have two sets of window control systems inside the car. One set is located in the driver's position and can control the raising and lowering of all windows; the other set is located on each passenger door, allowing passengers to individually control the window of their respective door. 3. Power windows have gradually replaced traditional crank handles for raising and lowering glass, making the operation more convenient, comfortable, and automated. The driver's window control area also includes a rear window lock function. If a child or pet in the back seat accidentally presses the window button, it can be a dangerous operation. The driver can lock the rear window power adjustment to prevent such accidental operations from the rear seats.
