Getting into and out of a car | A case for rear-hinged doors & tall boy designs

AKSarkar1 · 23rd March 2021, 17:22

For me personally, as a young person, I don't find a pragmatic case for rear-hinged doors but the looks for me definitely can be a selling-point!

I see such trends making a comeback in the near future in break the monotony of the current car designs. I remember how back in around 2010 Chevy Beat (Spark in the overseas market) was the talk of the 'hatchback' town because it had a futuristic rear-door handle. Such iterations in design keep the space interesting!

23rd March 2021, 17:22	#31
AKSarkar1 BHPian Join Date: Jan 2021 Location: Mumbai Posts: 534 Thanked: 1,352 Times	Re: Getting into and out of a car \| A case for rear-hinged doors & tall boy designs For me personally, as a young person, I don't find a pragmatic case for rear-hinged doors but the looks for me definitely can be a selling-point! I see such trends making a comeback in the near future in break the monotony of the current car designs. I remember how back in around 2010 Chevy Beat (Spark in the overseas market) was the talk of the 'hatchback' town because it had a futuristic rear-door handle. Such iterations in design keep the space interesting!
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