YEP, the wallet and phone come out before I even get in the car to drive the 1.5 mile trip to work. When I had my honda Prelude, I only had to take out the wallet on long trips. These seats hold my but so much better that I can't hardely sit down with it in my pocket.

 

Having the wallet continuously keep poking me in the lower back is an issue in nearly every vehicle I drive. So I started wearing cargo pants or cargo shorts whenever I drive any extended distances. Wallet then sits in a side pocket at all times. The cargo pants are worn even on business travel. Sitting in economy with a wallet in the back pocket is also a PITA!

And I do prop my legs up every once in awhile to just get some movement. Using the cruise without a lot of traffic around, lets me even prop up the right leg for a bit.

And I've never had any back pain from driving the Crossfire or anything else. Most of my pain now is associated with my age and not having the flexibility I once had when getting in or out of these cars. HAH!

 

I too had a problem with my lower back using my crossfire as a daily commuter car. I solved the problem by buying an Audi for my daily commuter car and using my crossfire as a weekend car. Problem Solved
The crossfire is a sports car it is not designed to be super comfortable.

 

I had to do the same thing several years ago. Crossfire seats aren't the most comfortable though.

 

Lumbar support is the problem so I use this on long trips.

 

Had the same similar conditions...took wallet out of back pocket and drove with my left leg stretched out straight as far as possible...viola! no pain...Carl

 

What I do take wallet out, makes a big difference, or put a skoal can in other pocket to balance out, hahaha

 

pu Akoal in lip and throw out can ha ha.. then take out wallet.....