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The 'ramp,' as depicted in the fourth picture, consists of the board flaps that extend from the base of the seat back. When the third-row seats are up and the tailboard is opened—which I despise because it requires so much room behind it to open—the seat runners are practically hidden. In the first ...

The short answer is no. The 'double lip' cannot be fully eliminated because the third row does not slide back far enough. Your diagrams, although basic, are surprisingly accurate. Here are a few photos I took with a tape measure to give you a better idea of the size of the space you're looking at, a...

Hey, I own one. I'm driving a 2022 with a 71 plate, which is actually just the updated model of the car you're thinking about buying. The boards that cover the second row when folded down are actually part of the third row of seats, so removing them would reveal them. Additionally, if the condition ...

If you take care of it, it will take care of you... to an extent 😂. Expenses will occur at various points. I have never owned an engine that was easier to service than the 3.0v6. Maintain short service intervals with the v6. Regardless of everything else, go ahead and have fun with it because it is ...

I would have been curious to know the dealer's price for fixing that .

Presumably originating from the bead. A large container of water will discover it.

If the key fob battery is providing 12.5 volts, that could be the issue. I would refrain from placing it in your pocket.

If I were you, I'd either describe the problem or enrol in a university to learn quantum physics. Your automobile should have been OK once you changed the airbag.