two-seater

[ too-see-ter ]

/ ˈtuˈsi tər /

a vehicle accommodating two persons.

Origin of two-seater

1890–95; two seat(s) + -er¹

I hear the star vehicle has turned into a two-seater since James Franco is going to play Chance.

Pablo Schreiber on His New Off-Broadway Play |Kevin Sessums |February 1, 2011 |DAILY BEAST
In two-seater fighting planes there was the Loening monoplane, an extremely swift and advanced type.

America's Munitions 1917-1918 |Benedict Crowell
The two-seater Caudron machine which the combat pilots were designated to protect was armed with only one swivel gun.

Don Hale with the Flying Squadron |W. Crispin Sheppard
Our operative will cross the lines to-morrow evening, just before sundown, in a two-seater Nieuport.

Aces Up |Covington Clarke

He gripped her hand, and went out to his two-seater, his mind still full of his friend's strange little son.

What Timmy Did |Marie Adelaide Belloc Lowndes
All the pilots were present at this meal save Siddons, who had taken off alone, in a two-seater, a few minutes before sundown.

Aces Up |Covington Clarke

two-seater

a vehicle providing seats for two people