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You are somehow doing this wrong. I have a small hatchback and can fit two kids and two tall adults just fine. I think this is a matter or perspective. MOST of the world does not use giant SUVs.
I have the 3 door variant of the car in this picture and it was just fine using it when my son was born. My wife would always forget to turn the headlights off because there's no audible alert when getting out so would get a flat battery often.
Maybe. But I'm 197cm - I think that's about 6'5 or 6'6. We've got a 5 series and when I drive there's very little space behind me. The 4 yo does not fit without me moving forwards quite a bit, while the reverse newborn seat makes me barely able to drive. I also think you've conveniently ignored half of my post.