What cars can you drive comfortably for 2+ hours
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Anonymous
| I am buying a car and one of the most important things I am looking for is being able to drive it long distances without killing my legs or back or butt. Not something you can figure out on a short test drive. What do you recommend? |
Anonymous
| I asked this before and the principal answer was “not a jeep.” |
Anonymous
| Lexus because it's firm but squishy and very quiet |
Anonymous
| I came on here to say Lexus. But PP did it first. So comfortable. |
Anonymous
Any Lexus or a specific model? |
Anonymous
Our jeep wrangler is very comfortable. |
Anonymous
| For me, nothing smaller than a mid size SUV. I'm 6ft and have long legs. |
Anonymous
I think this is a pretty common thing with Lexuses (Lexi?) but I have a Lexus GX460 |
Anonymous
I routinely drive a Jeep Wrangler from Bethesda to Big Torch Key, FL, only stops for fuel and food. 1,173 miles, 19 hours. I do this every couple months, and have since 2016. |
Anonymous
| Porsche Macan. Also greatly reduces driving fatigue. |
Anonymous
| Anything. I've driven all different types for four hours or more, and never been uncomfortable. |
Anonymous
This might have referred only to Wranglers. I have a Grand Cherokee L which I drive for three hours up and back almost every weekend and it’s extremely comfortable. |
Anonymous
Unused to ride a sport bike between Atlanta and Orlando. I thought it was fine at the time. It's not actually something I'd recommend as comfortable to most people, and neither is a Wrangler. |
Anonymous
| I could drive anything for 2 hours. 4 plus is where I start to want to have nicer seats. |
Anonymous
| Lexus RX350. Seats are so comfortable. NOT Subaru. |