Not so much the doors, but the body of the vehicle. There's no "B" pillar.
vtecintegra,
Apr 12, 7:31pm
You could get pillarless four doors too (U12 Bluebird, older Laurels etc), but its hard to make them acceptably safe in a crash so no one makes them anymore.
fordkiwi27,
Apr 12, 7:33pm
heaps of older american4 door pillarless vehicles
klrider,
Apr 13, 6:00am
Subaru!
socram,
Apr 13, 6:05am
Jaguar XJC was another.
phillip.weston,
Apr 13, 6:19am
Nah they still have a B pillar which runs up to the roof. The 910 and U12 pillarless Bluebirds had a B pillar which stopped at the bottom of the windows.
yep, you're quite right. I was confused with the frameless windows.
lookoutas,
Apr 13, 3:25pm
Those 4 door pillarless 57 Chevy's are gems.
ema1,
Apr 15, 12:08pm
Wrong .clarification is required here ."Pillar less" cars have a 'B' pillar but it only comes up to the base of window aperture in height. There are cars with frame less windows in their doors but still have a FULL height 'B' pillar.( Not actually pillar less.suffice to say.!) Then there's the more common full framed window type doors and these cars too have full height 'B' pillars.
big.b-lil.c,
Apr 15, 12:23pm
+1 even a ford lover like me likes those
lookoutas,
Nov 1, 11:00pm
Everyone's raced off down the pillarless B pillar scenario, when the question referred to pillarless doors. My guess is that the OP's question probably should have referred to "frameless doors" But never mind - it's all been explained now.
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