Why do car rear windows go all the way down now

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Car manufacturers include rear windows that lower completely in vehicles to enhance safety, meet consumer demand for better ventilation and aesthetics, and stay competitive in the market by attracting buyers and gaining market share.
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Safety regulations

  • Rear windows that lower completely are considered safer in emergencies
  • Easier for occupants to escape from a submerged vehicle quickly
  • Helps prevent burglaries as thieves can’t easily reach into the car

Consumer demand

  • Customers prefer the feature for better ventilation
  • Enhances the overall aesthetic appeal of the vehicle
  • Provides a more open and spacious feel in the cabin

Market competition

  • Car manufacturers strive to differentiate themselves from competitors
  • Including full lowering rear windows as a feature helps attract buyers
  • Offering this option can be a selling point to gain market share

 

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