Porches, Lamborghinis, and Ferraris. Fast, flashy, and expensive. And all only have two seats. One for the driver, and one for a lucky passenger. Why? Does this feature make these care faster? Flashier? More expensive. Probably not, I don’t think so, and don’t be ridiculous. Then why? After some thought (three minutes), I have come up with two likely reasons.
First, the people who own these cars are rich. They are rich and feel somewhat inadequate. They are rich, feel inadequate, and are usually rude. This means they drive around town with an extremely attractive yet painfully vacuous passenger. One rich, inadequate prick plus one pretty empty passenger equals two seats. So don’t bother asking to go for a spin. Two seats ensures that the car owner doesn’t even have to waste his time turning down requests for rides. It’s a passive-obnoxious option.
Second, dual seating makes sure Porches, Lamborghinis or Ferraris will never be used as clown cars.