diane,

Tell them if they mess with the seat... no tip!!! :wink: :wink: :wink:

 

[quote="diane"]Make that 5'2" to 6'+

I apologize for short changing you diane :wink: Us vertically challanged people must stick together! Best regards - Bob

 

Diane - I'm 5'1" - so I agree with you completely. Having seat memory would be especially helpful because my husband likes to drive the car as much as I do :? The nice thing about being so small is - there sure is plenty of room to put "stuff" behind my seat, if necessary!!! :roll:

And by the way, I have been trying to ignore the statement made earlier about the car being made for pygmies. I'm petite - I have never thought of myself as a pygmie - what kind of a "clown" wrote that statement??? :wink: (Hope he didn't buy a Crossfire - doesn't sound like he has enough FUN to be a part of our group!) :lol: :lol:

 

I'm 6'3 1/2 and I own a Crossfire. I don't fit that well, even with the seat all the way down and back. My head hits the ceiling if I sit up straight, so I have to kind of hunch down a bit, which isn't the most comfortable position, but hey, I love the car. One of the problems is that it's winter, and a bulky jacket and clothes are the culprit. I sat in it with just jeans and a tshirt and I fit so much better. So I'm definately looking forward to summer.

 

Yeah that was part of my problem too. A winter jacket. I took it off and the car wrapped around me better. But, I'm used to sitting with the seat really laid back (roof height in my moonroof-equipped 2003 Tiburon is shameful). If I can get used to sitting more upright again it won't be as bad. I still don;t like the legroom. However, if I was buying a practical car, I'd be looking at Honda accords. I can live with a little discomfort to tool around in such a looker.