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[abfaba1]

We found out about this when we were shown round the car by the salesman. It is possible for the passenger to sit in the back while you slide the seat back as there is just enough room for the passenger's legs - but I think it would be a good idea to warn the passenger before doing this because it is possible to unwittingly hurt the passenger's legs if for instance they've stretched their legs out when they've sat down.

 

[daytonasliner]

I know when i went for mt test drive , my girlfriend got in the back of passinger side front seat. Sales rep did put his hand down the right hand side and he sort of pushed the seat forward. Must be some sort of handle there.

My mini was hard to get use too , simliarish? once you you push seat back , it just stop dead! you had to keep the seat angled forward while sliding it back.

 

[kravi]

Sales rep did put his hand down the right hand side and he sort of pushed the seat forward. Must be some sort of handle there.

There is a handle there, to push the seat backward and pull it forward. That's where you memorize the position it locks in.
When you fold the seats in order to go in the back, though, they are allowed to slide forward to make room for passengers to enter.

But then, when you unfold them, you have to return them to the initially memorized position for them to lock. Only when they are locked in their memorized position you can push them backward or forward and re memorize it.

If you think someone in the back is going to need the extra leg space, you have to pull the seat forward before folding the seat.

Hope I explained it well.