Is it tall people friendly?
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Is it tall people friendly?
I think I've made the right choice in a Z over an STI, but I have one final question. I'm 6'2" and I fit right in the STI, how tight would it be in the Z for myself?
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Im 6'2 185pounds and 20years old, l love the car.....but...have no idea why you people are saying you have plenty of room.....its a fukin sports car not a luxury car its not very comfortable at all. If you are looking for a comfy ride get a lexus or cadi, if you want a good looking/quick/***** magnet then get the Z. you will FIT but its not THAT comfortable.
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6'4 220lbs, kinda skinny but got some mass.
The one thing I notice is that the ride is very supportive. Its unlike economy seats that are made to fit uncommonly wide people.
I test drove a Z and got back in my Mazda 6(4cyl 130whp) and was so sad. The whole ride home I was punching my girlfriend, right in the baby maker.
The one thing I notice is that the ride is very supportive. Its unlike economy seats that are made to fit uncommonly wide people.
I test drove a Z and got back in my Mazda 6(4cyl 130whp) and was so sad. The whole ride home I was punching my girlfriend, right in the baby maker.
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It depends. the Z is not a practical car meaning one you would drive everyday especially if you have a family. But it depends.It's just like the bumpy ride of a lowrider,it's the style and not the ride that most enthusiasts are after.Same thing goes for a sports car. Room has to be sacrificed to have the sports car feel and ride...so basically....test drive one.
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Originally Posted by ZXERT
6'4 220lbs, kinda skinny but got some mass.
The one thing I notice is that the ride is very supportive. Its unlike economy seats that are made to fit uncommonly wide people.
I test drove a Z and got back in my Mazda 6(4cyl 130whp) and was so sad. The whole ride home I was punching my girlfriend, right in the baby maker.
The one thing I notice is that the ride is very supportive. Its unlike economy seats that are made to fit uncommonly wide people.
I test drove a Z and got back in my Mazda 6(4cyl 130whp) and was so sad. The whole ride home I was punching my girlfriend, right in the baby maker.
You definitely need to test drive one though.
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6'3" in a ZR and compared to the choices in this price braket it is by far the best (both performance and fit for a tall person). I did have to sit/test drive, and the ZR does lose some space and visibility to the coupe, but I still fit comfortably.