there were a couple of 2-door A2 concepts for car shows that involved teams of VAG apprentices in the construction / preparation - I think VAG still do this with cars prepared for the Worthersee car festival (recently cancelled). The A2 itself was definitely not entrusted to students - as made clear by the A2 book a lot of very talented engineers were involved in the exacting design process over a number of years.Yeah.
That's deffinitelly called engineering.
BTW, is it true that A2 is engineered by students?
I heard a story, not sure if it's true, that the car is a result of a practical part of a university diploma. I don't know how to spell it in English correctly.
Did you try to just remove them?
A 4-butt's rear has 4 clips and 4 holes. If the bench sits on the same clips/holes, maybe you can do something about it?
On the other hand, what's wrong with a possibility to carry an additional kid in the middle?
there were a couple of 2-door A2 concepts for car shows that involved teams of VAG apprentices in the construction / preparation - I think VAG still do this with cars prepared for the Worthersee car festival (recently cancelled). The A2 itself was definitely not entrusted to students - as made clear by the A2 book a lot of very talented engineers were involved in the exacting design process over a number of years.
I just knew there was going to be a "clever Audi" answer to that question instinctively.When the rear bench seat is tumbled like this, while the outer headrests point down into the rear floorwells, there's no room for the centre headrest because of the exhaust tunnel. Audi very thoughtfully provided somewhere to store it