Personally I don't believe Chrysler will be selling these vehicles with just one seat.. First; It would no longer be a passenger car. The clasification will change to speciallty, delivery, or cargo van, and for the rest of it's life will retain that title. Second. Say if the driver choses to haul some buddys around, has an accident and someone is injured or killed, now the onus is on the driver, because there is no insurance coverage for passengers he is screwed. also Chrysler, selling a auto with just one seat and some passengers are injured, it is a risk that Chrysler would not take .I really doubt someone would buy this vehicle, strickly used for drag racing. In any case if the owner was really concerned about weight reduction, he could easily remove the seats at the the track
Personally I don't believe Chrysler will be selling these vehicles with just one seat.. First; It would no longer be a passenger car. The clasification will change to speciallty, delivery, or cargo van, and for the rest of it's life will retain that title. Second. Say if the driver choses to haul some buddys around, has an accident and someone is injured or killed, now the onus is on the driver, because there is no insurance coverage for passengers he is screwed. also Chrysler, selling a auto with just one seat and some passengers are injured, it is a risk that Chrysler would not take .I really doubt someone would buy this vehicle, strickly used for drag racing. In any case if the owner was really concerned about weight reduction, he could easily remove the seats at the the track
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