Fold-out leg pass-through (front-seat back rest) – Some Mk1s offered a fold-out
Fold-out leg pass-through (front-seat back rest) – Some Mk1s offered a fold-out pass-through in the front passenger seat. You could fold down the seatback and extend a padded foot-rest into the front passenger footwell, letting rear-seat passengers stretch their legs. When using it, slide the front seat forward and recline it fully, then fold out the leg support.
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Built-in umbrella – Premium Comfort/Elegance/Laurin & Klement trims included an
Built-in umbrella – Premium Comfort/Elegance/Laurin & Klement trims included an umbrella compartment in the rear door. The umbrella slid into a cavity in the door panel to keep the cabin dry and free from clutter. Early press articles note that this "umbrella in the rear door" became a signature Superb detail and even pre-dated Rolls-Royce's use of the idea. When parked in rain, remember to return the umbrella to its slot to avoid puddles in the cabin.
Rear doors open nearly 90 degrees for easy access
Rear doors open nearly 90 degrees for easy access
Huge rear legroom – Designers recall that the first-generation Superb used a lon
Huge rear legroom – Designers recall that the first-generation Superb used a long-wheelbase Passat platform, so the rear seat area is exceptionally spacious, giving the car a limousine-like feel. Passengers often found it more comfortable to sit in the back than to drive. When adjusting the front passenger seat forward, you can create a "lounge" rear-seat experience.
Canton sound system is worth the upgrade
Canton sound system is worth the upgrade