Well, I guess I'll have to disagree slightly with the above assumption. The automotive industry actually makes cars with the "4-seater" designation which, of course...seats four. The "2+2" designations actually signify a sort of half-seat catagory, with two full seats in the front and two half seats in the back that are only good for seating your groceries or your medium cats and small dogs. If you have ever been in the back seat of a 4 seater and then hop into the back of a 2+2 seater, you'll feel as if the jaws-of-life is the only thing that can get you out! 2+2, in this case, does not necessarily equal 4...