two-seater

American  

[too-see-ter] / ˈtuˈsi tər /

noun

1. a vehicle accommodating two persons.

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two-seater British  

noun

1. a vehicle providing seats for two people

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Etymology

Origin of two-seater

1890–95; two seat(s) + -er ¹

Example Sentences

The gold two-seater is designed exclusively for autonomous driving and doesn’t have a steering wheel or pedals.

From The Wall Street Journal

It was a two-seater with a window, so if there was mischief, Grandpappy could look out and see who the culprits were.

From Literature

I run back outside, leap into the little two-seater, and push the ignition.

From Literature

The two-seater plane, which is operated by a pilot and weapon system officer, can attack ground targets and other aircraft.

From The Wall Street Journal

Just over a decade ago, Toyota’s Scion brand began selling the tiny iQ car, Daimler’s Smart turned heads with the aptly named two-seater called the Fortwo, and Fiat set U.S. sales records with the 500.

From The Wall Street Journal

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