So the non-split hatch rear seat reclines too?

[Snappy]

Gee, I have owned mine for two and a half years, and I am an owner's manual reader, but somehow I missed the fact that the non-power package rear seats also recline! So the flimsy velcro attached security cover has a purpose even if you don't have the power package... And once more I realize that Toyota has made an amazing car! Did you all know this?

[TheRealEnth]

Well of course.. if you mean reclines as in you can put it down to stick things in the back of your car.

[SilverBack]

They also slide back and forth. You can actually fit a couple of short adults back there comfortably.

You never stop learning about your Yaris :thumbsup:

[TheRealEnth]

woah woah... im not so sure about that... we are takling about the non-split... they dont go back and forth

[enobmort42]

yeah, i just noticed mine reclines not too long ago, but found it doesn't slide... i was excited to find it reclines; i probably would have sh!t a brick if it slid, too! =P

[SaerinRhoe]

The front seats slide back and forth, I think that's what Krayzee meant. :) I'm guessing that's what he meant at least.

S.R.

[SilverBack]

I misread the title. I have split rear seats that slide back and forth. My bad :redface:

They really should've made the bench seat slide as well. No point of even having it if no one can even fit back there

[MadMax]

The rear bench seat does not slide, but it does recline. There are like three positions it can be set at, either upright or leaning back a bit...

[nerp]

I keep wishing I find a secret button that reveals the roof is actually a hardtop convertible. It's so nice out these days!

[CtrlAltDefeat]

I keep wishing I find a secret button that reveals the roof is actually a hardtop convertible. It's so nice out these days!

lol yea me too... still trying to find the "Run on water" switch and the "dispense hundred dollar bills into the glove box" button :biggrin: