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How to Find a Car that Fits your Size: Automotive Brands and Models for Big or Tall Drivers - Page 2


© Peggy Hoehne
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Mar 16, 2005


  • Make sure you have a clear view out of windows and can see traffic lights without ducking your head.
  • Check that there is enough room between your head and the roof of the vehicle.
  • The seats must adjust backward/forward and up/down to accommodate your size.
  • Don't assume all big vehicles will be roomy and all small vehicles will be cramped. Many SUVs sacrifice front leg room for a third row of seats.
  • Small cars can be very roomy if you don't plan to use the backseat much.
  • Avoid sunroofs as the controls take an inch or two away from the headroom.

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    7.   Dec 6, 2005 11:04 AM
    In response to Re: Questions on cars posted by phoehne:

    What about a 1990 Honda Prelude, would that be a good car? ...

    -- posted by ryanj0
    6.   Oct 28, 2005 6:29 PM
    In response to Questions on cars posted by ryanj0:

    I remember my 6' 4" son test driving one and finding it comfortable. The only w ...

    -- posted by phoehne
    5.   Oct 26, 2005 9:55 AM
    I am 6'2" and I find your article very helpful. Thanks!!!!! I was wondering how the Eagle Talon stacks up in your list. Would I be able to comfortably sit in the front seat? Thanks for your help. ...

    -- posted by ryanj0
    4.   Mar 22, 2005 7:43 AM
    In response to Re: You've posted by phoehne:
    They do need to update their model, don't they? I'm surprised they are still using the ol ...

    -- posted by jerrib
    3.   Mar 17, 2005 7:24 AM
    In response to You've posted by jerrib:

    Dan, I hope you find the information useful.

    Jerri, some information I turned up says:"Fed ...

    -- posted by phoehne



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