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Originally Posted by PARAGON
Is dementia a family trait, or did it just start with you?
If you used just a WEE bit of common sense before you made the idiotic comments, you would realize that you have it backwards. The "slab sides" would actually make it easier at drive-thrus, such as teller windows and ATMs.
Since the common vehicle angles toward the roofline, it causes the driver to have to move further from the window/ATM and then reach FARTHER. The flat sides obviously puts the body of the driver closer to the window/ATM. Now, if the height of the window is the issue, raise your seat a little, sorta the same idea as the lifts you put in your shoes.
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Have you ever actually attempted to reach an ATM or Toll Ticket machine from the H3's driver's seat? It's a chore, even if you unbuckle and stand up. The contortion of the arm probably looks amusing to bystanders!