leeharvey418
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- 2019 CX-5 Signature; 2014 CX-9 Touring AWD
Im 60, 290 lb, and the seat suits me just fine. Its not a question of body type.
The thing is, one size does not fit all....
And I wish it would lock me in MORE!I don't like how the seat locks you in.
Don't think that's the issue. My Gen 1 seats have noticeably more aggressive bolstering, but I found the 2019 GT far more uncomfortable.
Im 60, 290 lb, and the seat suits me just fine. Its not a question of body type.
I find the seats in our CX-5 very comfortable and so does my wife. We are very different physically. I'm 6'4" and my wife is 5'2". The seats in the Sig are 10x more comfortable than our old CR-V (to us).
The manual cloth seats are super comfortable. I like them as much as the leather seats and more than the leatherette seats, couldn't justify the extra cost of the higher trims.
I only wanted the turbo and the HUD.
I much prefer cloth seats. All these bundled extras sure do drive up the costs.
I like everything in my GT-R except I would have preferred a nice cloth interior vs. leather.
I appreciate the seat discussion, I'm thinking of buying one and my budget was Sport-like so when I tried the cheapest model's seats recently on the lot, and turned to get out I was disappointed by feeling in my left thigh the underpinnings of the seat thru a very modest upholstery. That is I felt a steel bar right thru the seat, felt very cheap and portended a big hole there in a few years. Then I tried a GT and the seats were substantially firmer/harder, which I liked. Still haven't tried all the variations but initially not too surprising: cheap car, cheap seats!
I like everything in my GT-R except I would have preferred a nice cloth interior vs. leather.