Definition of liftgate
: a rear panel (as on a station wagon) that opens upward
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Outside, the Ioniq Hybrid has two glass panels in the rear liftgate — the larger one on top, and a smaller one underneath.
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The Kona has a conventional liftgate that is hinged at the top, while the EcoSport's swing-out hatch is hinged on the driver's side.
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The Kona has a conventional liftgate that is hinged at the top, while the EcoSport’s swing-out hatch is hinged on the driver’s side.
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In addition to the precious-metal badge, the SV Coupe comes with an optional two-toned paint for the doors and liftgate in either gloss or satin finish, creating a horseshoe effect.
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Other Pacifica comfort and convenience features include the Stow 'n Vac integrated vacuum, hands-free sliding doors and a hands-free rear liftgate.
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The Premier also comes with a power rear liftgate with hands-free opening.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is issuing recalls for certain 2018 Alfa Romeo Stelvio SUVs, in part because the rear liftgate could open unintentionally at very low speeds.
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Power liftgate comes with the Platinum, so closing it from the driver’s seat when the kids forget is simple.
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First Known Use of liftgate
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