Your thoughts on wagon 3rd row safety!
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Your thoughts on wagon 3rd row safety!
Anyone have any experience or reference to how the safety is of the e-class W210 wagon 3rd row, particularly in a rear collision situation?
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A member from one of the forums was rear ended while at a traffic light at 60 mph! Nothing happened to him or occupants in the car. I didn'd save the thread - only the picture. Hope that helps.
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Sorry don't mean to bring up an old thread. But I agree with you. But then again, can't the same thing be said about all third row vehicles?
Also, any way to make the third row face forward?
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No, there is no way to change the direction of the seat. Even if you could, there would be no way for a passenger to get into the seat.
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Well if you could you could always have the occupants climb over the second row (which in my case would be little kids (3 and 4 yr olds)). I know it wouldn't be pretty but I would prefer it over the rear facing third row any day.
