The term 2 plus 2 (or 2+2) is a semi-slang phrase used to describe a car with seating for two passengers up front, plus two for occasional passengers in the rear. Technically, many vehicles fall into this definition, but cars called 2+2s are generally of a more sporting nature than the average vehicle (at least in theory).
Only a few cars have ever been specifically marketed as 2+2s - most prominent are the Lotus Elan +2, the Nissan 300ZX 2+2 and the various Pontiac 2+2 models, including the aerodynamic Grand Prix of NASCAR fame.[ Visit the complete Wikipedia entry for 2 plus 2 ]
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