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[Huw Powell]

>>> although ive felt like the tt was sorta the spiritual successor to 
>>> the urq.. tqc and all.
>>
>> That was my thought, except that the tt won't seat five, which is sort 
>> of part of the "brief" to make a neu-ur-Q.
> 
> i dont know man, ive seen the back seat of the urq.. looks KINDA tight 
> for 3 people back there. =) plus the tt's a hatch, so you get a few more 
> lifestyle points there. a TINY hatch, but a hatch. really more of a 
> pop-top breifcase container. =)

The tt is a hatch?  I thought it had a trunk.  Anyway, the back seat of 
an UrQ (same as a coupe gt) will seat two full sized adults, in 
remarkable comfort, considering.  Three is pushing it, but there *are* 
three seat belts...

Just having two seats limits a car's practicality, and almost demands 
that you have at least one other, roomier, vehicle available.  Depending 
on your "lifestyle," of course.

> the cupholder is sumthin else. i actually really like the push-out and 
> dial seat heater knobs. ive been trying to figure out a way to jerry-rig 
> them in my 90.

I liked the cupholder so much I bought one.  They're not only cool, 
they're cheap (under $20?).

I also bought two of those nifty seat heater switches, but the trouble 
is, the entire system is different (I believe more of the controller 
circuitry is in the switch), and I have so far been unable to get the 
schematic for the tt circuit, to figure out how to make them work on an 
older car.

-- 
Huw Powell

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