Anyone wonder why

[Losiracer2]

most mini vans seem to have electric fold out windows from what i've seen. later.

yeah my parent's Toyota Sienna have them, I even had to fix a motor about a year back that quit working, so I know how they work. They use a ball joint that gets pushed out in a clockwise motion.

All you really need is a mounting spot and wiring to it, the switch and you'll be set.

[wed3k]

theres a setup for the sc430's to have the "no post" look.

[crazymikey]

When I was a kid, I caught the webbing between my thumb and index finger in one of those pop out latches... I was afraid of them for years after!

Haha, similar story here! I was about 8 years old, and got my thumb stuck in the ext cab window latch of my dad's '92 B2200. I swear I screamed bloody murder. It caught my thumb right behind the nail cuticle and bled profusely. I still have the scar on my thumb to this day.

[dockinrez]

The element has them

[Tippey764]

I don't think SUVs and mini vans count for this thread

[crazymikey]

Too bad. They've already been counted.

[ThatOneAccord]

They stopped producing the Element but you are right, they do have side vent windows. But this thread is specifically for coupes.

It would be cool if they made a comeback but so many cars these days have high beltlines, and sloping roofs it would be pretty out of place on them.

I guess the 9th gen civic could pull it off, even the FRS/BRZ, the Elantra coupe etc.

[dockinrez]

That velositer or what ever its called would fit the pop out look

[mugencivic4dr]

I personally could care less for pop out windows. One of those things you always forget to close afterwards.

haha, thats so true when i had my truck i would always forget to close them and the inside would get wet when it rained.