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Some vehicles you test-drive seem perfectly fine for all your needs — until you invite your friends to hop in the backseat. Some vehicles with particularly disappointing rear accommodations include the Lexus IS and the Chevrolet Malibu. Continue reading about backseat legroom, and our other most-read stories of the week, with the links below:
