pabille
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Funny, when I was a kid no self respecting male drove a 4 door unless he was cop. My dad swore by 2 door cars ('56 Bel Air, '65 Impala SS, '71 Chevelle SS, '73 911S) even with three kids. The 911 had jump seats and there were no seat belt laws back then. I broke down and bought my first sub-compact 4 door in 1988 (easier to put babies into car seats) and then several 4 doors after that. Today, 4 doors are #1 in cars, SUVs and even P/U trucks.
My kids are grown up so all my rides are now 2 door. 4 doors may put the Ute in SUV but my 2 doors bring back memories of my youth in a black '71 Chevelle SS or my BMOC high school ride, a gold '73 Big Blazer. It's good to know that there isn't the stigma of driving a 4 door anymore and people are thinking about others, especially mom-in-law in the back seat.
I do notice the manufacturers have developed several new 2 door models. I guess us empty nester boomers don't have kids to drive around anymore.
Keep your thoughts on the mighty Ex coming. I love them all.
Funny, when I was a kid no self respecting male drove a 4 door unless he was cop. My dad swore by 2 door cars ('56 Bel Air, '65 Impala SS, '71 Chevelle SS, '73 911S) even with three kids. The 911 had jump seats and there were no seat belt laws back then. I broke down and bought my first sub-compact 4 door in 1988 (easier to put babies into car seats) and then several 4 doors after that. Today, 4 doors are #1 in cars, SUVs and even P/U trucks.
My kids are grown up so all my rides are now 2 door. 4 doors may put the Ute in SUV but my 2 doors bring back memories of my youth in a black '71 Chevelle SS or my BMOC high school ride, a gold '73 Big Blazer. It's good to know that there isn't the stigma of driving a 4 door anymore and people are thinking about others, especially mom-in-law in the back seat.
I do notice the manufacturers have developed several new 2 door models. I guess us empty nester boomers don't have kids to drive around anymore.
Keep your thoughts on the mighty Ex coming. I love them all.