91.   It is a Blazer SUV from the nose to the back of the rear seat, then a pickup from there to the tailgate.

92.   It has a fairly large trunk that becomes absolutely huge if you accept it as a two-seater and fold the rear seats down.

93.   It is roomy enough for a five-passenger car, even in the rear seat, but the front seats are not the most comfortable in this class.

94.   Its back seat is also smaller, but some folks, especially couples who might use the rear seat infrequently, may find the BMW to be more fun.

95.   It will also feature a fold-flat rear seat that disappears into the floor, eliminating that weird brace.

96.   Jaguar bills this as a five-passenger car, but on a long trip I would not want to be an adult squeezed into the rear middle seat.

97.   Legroom is substantial in the rear seat, which folds down to carry cargo.

98.   Konstantinov was hurled from the rear seat into the glass partition that separates the driver from the rear occupants.

99.   Legroom is spacious, head room great, and you actually can haul three adults in the rear seat.

100.   My only real gripe was with the rear seat.