Two-seater (noun)

A vehicle designed to carry two people, especially an aircraft, car, or boat.

Origin:

Early 20th century: from two + seater.

Examples:

1. The two-seater sports car was perfect for weekend road trips.
2. The two-seater aircraft was used for aerial tours and sightseeing.
3. The two-seater boat was ideal for romantic evening cruises.
4. The two-seater was a cozy and intimate mode of transportation.
5. The two-seater was often preferred by those who valued speed and agility over passenger capacity.