normally 4. In morocco it used to happen the same. Two in front and four in the back. Now they introduced the 7 seater new Dacias so everything is used as it should
@@suli2310 Here in Asian countries, only Japanese vans and trucks are officially the only cars that can fit three people in the front seat. or holding a child. But now carrying too many passengers is not common for safety reasons. Of course, if the passengers are slim, they can fit four people in the back seat. (Nobody cares about seatbelt problems for back seat passengers. 🤣) A progenitor of the Kia Sportage, but now very rare. I haven't seen this car on the road in nearly 10 years. Greetings from South Korea.
@@Snufkin812 bench seats used to be very common in American cars too, they were commonplace until the 70s-80s when cars started to have floor mounted shifters again. The 2014 Chevrolet Impala is the last American car to offer a front bench seat There was a period in the 50s-70s where every car had a steering wheel column mounted shifter and dash mounted handbrake which allows a passenger to sit comfortably in the center Nowadays the middle seat in pickup trucks are only usable by kids because the handbrake and shifter is in the way.
@@tristan6509 I agree! Bench seats were easy to find on many American cars prior to the 70's. Cars of the past had a gearshift lever in place of today's wiper lever, and people called it a column shifter. My dad owned a 90's Japanese truck until 2010 and as a kid I always sat in the middle seat. I remember the gear stick touching my leg every time my father shifted gears to 4th and 5th gears. Today's cars have huge gearboxes and armrests that waste interior space. This is sometimes inconvenient. For example, it is difficult to move to the next seat when you park too close to the wall in the parking lot and cannot open the door. :( I searched for a 2014 Impala, but is it an official seat? It looks like a big armrest and doesn't seem suitable for passengers to sit on.
@@Snufkin812 Mitsubishi still makes the 2nd gen Delica called the L300 with a column mounted shifter, it's still sold in Indonesia and the Philippines since the 1980s. They recently updated the old indirect injection engine to a commonrail injection euro 4 but the shifter stays the same. Oh and the Impala's bench seat is (or was) factory, the arm rest can be flipped up as a back rest for the middle passenger.
Maybe you can let them pay more for a normal seat. Then you have more money and the car has less load ( human weight) to carry, so you save on fuel. Then you call it Taxilux or something like that. So, one person per seat, not 2 🧐. Also better for the car's suspencion and muddrivings. And i would buy i big Toyota jeep for seven persons with good off-the-road tyres. Regards from Belgium. And next time, vote for a president who IS going to build real roads....
They have these cars in my country where I live in the US they have them but I don’t think I see them that much Because we have newer cars And we have the newer generation of Sportage was based off of another Mazda sedan platform But this one was a body on frame platform which is more rough And more rugged But this car was competing against American vehicles this car was competing against bigger heavier and slower American 4 x 4 And this one had a four-cylinder engine versus the other ones the other American 4 x 4 vehicles had us a six cylinder even an eight cylinder And they were bigger than this one people love them in the 80s and 90s it was when they started switching from station wagons to vans and then SUVs and SUVs were very popular so Kia but there’s over and it was cheaper than the American models but it was still a good car it was still more of like an off-road all-terrain car And I like it
Yes. Many models of Hyundai and Kia have been produced for a long time, but they are not well known because they were for domestic use in Korea. Most of the Korean drivers in the 90s and 2000s were bored because they preferred affordable, comfortable family cars. And the quality was not good because of the poor technology of the car. Now this car is rare in South Korea.
Was cool to see you pissed off picking up that family of 5 cause u were on a busy road. Not much different than us here, but pissed cause we stuck in traffic.
Slow driving, without horn. Unusual.
He spammed the horn like 100000 times, wdym
this car is basically brand new compared to the other ones he drives
Could you when possible also do a walk-around outside and inside of the cars?
This is real public trasnsport
wtf no cracks in the windshield?
Right! I'm utterly disappointed
And air filter...
great SUV perfect for this roads indestructible
How many can we fit in the car?
This man: Yes
지금 나온 스포티지는 흔하지만 1세대는 보기힘든 차네요
Oh amazing! How many passengers were on the 5-seater compact SUV? The two men on the right side of the driver's seat made me laugh!
normally 4. In morocco it used to happen the same. Two in front and four in the back. Now they introduced the 7 seater new Dacias so everything is used as it should
@@suli2310 Here in Asian countries, only Japanese vans and trucks are officially the only cars that can fit three people in the front seat. or holding a child.
But now carrying too many passengers is not common for safety reasons. Of course, if the passengers are slim, they can fit four people in the back seat.
(Nobody cares about seatbelt problems for back seat passengers. 🤣)
A progenitor of the Kia Sportage, but now very rare. I haven't seen this car on the road in nearly 10 years. Greetings from South Korea.
@@Snufkin812 bench seats used to be very common in American cars too, they were commonplace until the 70s-80s when cars started to have floor mounted shifters again. The 2014 Chevrolet Impala is the last American car to offer a front bench seat
There was a period in the 50s-70s where every car had a steering wheel column mounted shifter and dash mounted handbrake which allows a passenger to sit comfortably in the center
Nowadays the middle seat in pickup trucks are only usable by kids because the handbrake and shifter is in the way.
@@tristan6509 I agree! Bench seats were easy to find on many American cars prior to the 70's.
Cars of the past had a gearshift lever in place of today's wiper lever, and people called it a column shifter.
My dad owned a 90's Japanese truck until 2010 and as a kid I always sat in the middle seat.
I remember the gear stick touching my leg every time my father shifted gears to 4th and 5th gears.
Today's cars have huge gearboxes and armrests that waste interior space.
This is sometimes inconvenient. For example, it is difficult to move to the next seat when you park too close to the wall in the parking lot and cannot open the door. :(
I searched for a 2014 Impala, but is it an official seat? It looks like a big armrest and doesn't seem suitable for passengers to sit on.
@@Snufkin812 Mitsubishi still makes the 2nd gen Delica called the L300 with a column mounted shifter, it's still sold in Indonesia and the Philippines since the 1980s. They recently updated the old indirect injection engine to a commonrail injection euro 4 but the shifter stays the same.
Oh and the Impala's bench seat is (or was) factory, the arm rest can be flipped up as a back rest for the middle passenger.
nice pov taxi ride
Красава, продолжай в том же духе)))
Wow well done I see people claiming the roof of the car . Very good 👍
Good vidéo please test Mercedes-Benz Vito 112 CDI 2002 9 seat
Greetings from the United States of America
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Kia sportage 2000 relíquia na estrada de terra
Maybe you can let them pay more for a normal seat. Then you have more money and the car has less load ( human weight) to carry, so you save on fuel. Then you call it Taxilux or something like that. So, one person per seat, not 2 🧐. Also better for the car's suspencion and muddrivings. And i would buy i big Toyota jeep for seven persons with good off-the-road tyres. Regards from Belgium. And next time, vote for a president who IS going to build real roads....
nice
Muito bom, ando em estradas parecidas aqui no Brasil 👍👍
Você mora na Amazônia? Kkkkk
@@GamesMobileBR certamente ele não mora no centro de sp, no interior do Norte e Nordeste as estradas são assim
we actually have this car a maroon color but we had to let go and sold it because to much hassle to maintan but it was my first car to learn manual
They have these cars in my country where I live in the US they have them but I don’t think I see them that much Because we have newer cars And we have the newer generation of Sportage was based off of another Mazda sedan platform But this one was a body on frame platform which is more rough And more rugged But this car was competing against American vehicles this car was competing against bigger heavier and slower American 4 x 4 And this one had a four-cylinder engine versus the other ones the other American 4 x 4 vehicles had us a six cylinder even an eight cylinder And they were bigger than this one people love them in the 80s and 90s it was when they started switching from station wagons to vans and then SUVs and SUVs were very popular so Kia but there’s over and it was cheaper than the American models but it was still a good car it was still more of like an off-road all-terrain car And I like it
스포티지에 몇명을 태운거여..ㅋㅋ
Didn't even know there was Kia Sportage in 2000 already. I thought it's a fairly new model.
It was a shitty car like every other korean car back in the day. Newer ones are quite reliable and good.
Yes. Many models of Hyundai and Kia have been produced for a long time, but they are not well known because they were for domestic use in Korea.
Most of the Korean drivers in the 90s and 2000s were bored because they preferred affordable, comfortable family cars.
And the quality was not good because of the poor technology of the car. Now this car is rare in South Korea.
@@AJ6spd although from what I could find these were actual 4wd systems that can lock and stuff, unlike most “4wd” cuvs now.
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do toyota yaris taxi
Was cool to see you pissed off picking up that family of 5 cause u were on a busy road. Not much different than us here, but pissed cause we stuck in traffic.
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Hello :)
Is it normal for men to have painted nails in the Congo? Genuine question, not judging, just interested in the culture and norms there. Thanks.
This one you can see in Hawaii but it’s not as popular as the Toyota trucks or other ones
Gasoline Taxi ? 😭💶
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