That's curious - the Haynes 124 manual says "To raise the rear of the vehicle, position a block of wood on the jack head and position the jack underneath the final drive unit. Lift the vehicle to the required height and support it on axle stands positioned underneath the rear rubber support blocks, which are located directly underneath the vehicle jack location holes in the sill." The Haynes manual is normally so good.

For those who say "no" - what do you suggest is the proper way to raise the rear of the car?