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shadoquad 08-31-2012 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by TheGreatOne (Post 1895763)
You mean because of the length of it that it would hit me in the middle of the back?

I mean that the headrest is meant to move and that, yes, your mid-to-upper torso is meant to absorb impact when your head rocks back, in order to make your neck more stable and prevent whiplash.
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Originally Posted by TheGreatOne (Post 1895763)
Are you actually saying I'm supposed to feel it? I've done it in my wife's X5 and I don't feel a poke...I doubt her car is unsafe lol.

Maybe I need to push harder

Yes, I am actually saying that. Your X5 should have different safety features. It is an overpriced, overweight German grocery getter, not a sports car. :rolleyes:

But whatever, you can feel that the seats are cheap. We're all entitled to opinions.

Cmike2780 08-31-2012 01:26 PM

OP, just out of curiosity, are you a skinny guy or more on the heavy side....tall or short? I'm 5'8, 175lbs and I've never found the seats to be uncomfortable. I have the Touring Package, they do take some time to adjust to get just right.

speedfreek 08-31-2012 01:41 PM

You do realize this is a sports car and not a cadillac, right? The designers/engineers think of the worst and most uncomfortable seat designs to put in sports cars or it is by design to keep your azz planted in the seat when driving it like a sports car. You pick...

ERZperformance 08-31-2012 02:31 PM

I think any racing seat or seat that are build like racing seat are never comfortable to sit or even sleep in. But why would you need to "sleep in" the car anyway?

TheGreatOne 08-31-2012 02:47 PM

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Originally Posted by shadoquad (Post 1895818)
I mean that the headrest is meant to move and that, yes, your mid-to-upper torso is meant to absorb impact when your head rocks back, in order to make your neck more stable and prevent whiplash.


Yes, I am actually saying that. Your X5 should have different safety features. It is an overpriced, overweight German grocery getter, not a sports car. :rolleyes:

But whatever, you can feel that the seats are cheap. We're all entitled to opinions.

haha, don't get me wrong shadow, I love my Z and I'm not the OP, its just something I noticed in comparison to other cars.

And hey, I learnt something today about the safety aspect of it, so win win.

Quick370z 08-31-2012 03:29 PM

The seats are definitely firm

I had the 2010 Roadster, and those seats are awesome for hugging etc, comfortable? no. My buddy's 2008 Roadster has comfy seats, but they don't hold you in place when cornering.

I find what your wear affects the comfort also, but ya. I rented a 2012 Mustang and I was in love with the comfort, but ya was a stang

Thechidz 08-31-2012 04:28 PM

they take some getting used to. I'm a big guy 6'2" ~270 at first I thought the seats were really uncomfortable but after some adjustments, especially with the lumbar support, I went on a longggg road trip ~30 hours round trip and was pretty fine the whole way

Strangler 08-31-2012 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by TheGreatOne (Post 1895389)
Sometimes I feel like our seats are cheap...mainly because if you press your head back on the headrest, the two metal support beams for the headrest will poke you in the back lol.

ROFL.. Best comment ever. :bowrofl::bowrofl:

Strangler 08-31-2012 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Cmike2780 (Post 1895824)
OP, just out of curiosity, are you a skinny guy or more on the heavy side....tall or short? I'm 5'8, 175lbs and I've never found the seats to be uncomfortable. I have the Touring Package, they do take some time to adjust to get just right.

I am a medium person. 5'4 and 129 LBS. I always squirm in my seats, I can never sit still.

sonic370 08-31-2012 09:01 PM

i'm in mine everyday use as a DD no problem here. the only issue i have from the drivers side is my left leg gets tired of resting on the foot pedestal. then i have to stretch it out for a while........ but i like the seats coming over from a vette

Threadlocker 09-02-2012 07:53 PM

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Originally Posted by pfdaxe (Post 1894230)
ISF. I just traded to get the Z. I have to say, I was somewhat disappointed with the power, but the F does have quite a bit more ponies (and ate the fuel). But, I'm liking the Z more every day.

So you got two Zs out of the deal? Who trades in an ISF for a Z?

pfdaxe 09-02-2012 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Threadlocker (Post 1899072)
So you got two Zs out of the deal? Who trades in an ISF for a Z?

Someone that wants to save $$$ as in fuel and getting some back. I now have 7 year/100,000 warranty


Plus, the car was about out of warranty and close to 90k on the clock.

owi1kenobi 09-06-2012 07:41 AM

Why not just get out of your car and sleep on top of your hood ,you should be comfortable there.

Compdoc777 09-06-2012 08:00 AM

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Originally Posted by shadoquad (Post 1894169)
I don't really sleep in vehicles. Seems like a strange thing to want out of a sports car.

I sleep in mine all the time. I have to get up early to beat traffic, Although, I have a parking garage that is super dark along with my tint and a sun shade it night inside my car. I usually nap at lunch for about an hour about 30 min in the morning if I get there too early.

My older Saturn Sky was impossible to nap in you had to sit straight up. No leaning back at all. The best car is the BMW I was trying out a 1M and that car was the best. Seat went back all the way they were comfortable, and you could set a cooling fan to come on in the I drive system so you have cool air blowing through while sleeping.


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