how tall is the average crossfire driver?
i think the car is a perfect fit for a 5'7" or so person ... especially if you want to slightly recline your seat...
anyone 6' or above must be sitting straight up right or near vertical with the seat back...
anyone 6' or above must be sitting straight up right or near vertical with the seat back...
Originally Posted by andrew
i think the car is a perfect fit for a 5'7" or so person ... especially if you want to slightly recline your seat...
I'm sitting at 6'-5" 230 lbs and i'm kinda having a couple quirks with a couple things. Firstly when i'm sitting normally my head is against the ceiling of the car. Haha i slouch and its fine to drive. The most annoying is the fact i have to lean forward to see the red lights haha. I would smoke so many more cars if i could just see the light and not have to be in a weird sitting position! What's good about being kinda big is that i have no need for my sunvisor...i just sit up and it takes away the need for it completely! Lol. I wouldn't suggest this car to anyone over my height it would be way to uncomfortable to drive.
Originally Posted by SPIKERMAN1225
i have to lean forward to see the red lights.
6' and, well, I kinda have to sit up pretty straight to have my knees clear. On a good note, my posture is improving (I was a sloucher). So, has anyone averaged out the findings? My math sucks these days.
Wow, so many folks over 6'. I am 5'2.5". Fits great. Except if I am in passenger seat, I feel like I am sitting in a hole. Seat doesn't rise up. I need a pillow to sit on if husband is driving...which is seldom. :-P
I'm 6'2", and as Scooter said, I too have to sit pretty straight for my knees to clear the dash.
I use to drive my other cars with the seat "tilted" back, but on long trips my neck would get sore.
Driving the Crossfire has forced me to have a better driving posture, and I've driven it for over 12 hours (non-stop) without getting tired and with no neck pain.
I use to drive my other cars with the seat "tilted" back, but on long trips my neck would get sore.
Driving the Crossfire has forced me to have a better driving posture, and I've driven it for over 12 hours (non-stop) without getting tired and with no neck pain.



