Here Are The Best Cars For Passengers

I’m nominating the Saturn ION quad coupes. Four doors, the rear that opened like a pickup truck (think suicide doors) and rear bucket seats with the center being for cup holders and storage. Very smooth and efficient ride for how dirt cheap those cars were/are.

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FSTIATA: Full-Size Truck Is Always The Answer

Crew cab Rams have an *enormous* back seat and I assume most other full size trucks do, too. Kids can literally walk around, adults can cross their legs. There’s plenty of headroom, heated seats are available, there’s wi-fi, you have room under the seats to store things. Can’t recommend it enough for passenger comfort.

Full-size trucks, especially heavy-duty crew cab models, have rear legroom that rivals some luxury sedans. The Ram 3500 Crew Cab for instance has more rear legroom (40.2-inches) than a Lexus LS (38.9-inches).

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The best cheap back seat has to be the 1st generation Scion Xb. More legroom and headroom than an Avalon for 1/3 the price.

This is true. But only for the front. The first-gen Xb had more front leg and headroom than the Avalon at the time. The Xb had 46.1-inches of headroom to the Avalon’s 38.7-inches. Front legroom was 44-inches to the Avalon’s 41.7-inches.

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New Accords. Idk how Honda did it but the back seat leg room is absolutely massive. I have sat in a newish 7 series and S-Class with less room.

The current gen Honda Accord does have a nice-sized back seat with passengers getting nearly 41-inches of legroom.

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The mid-00s Chrysler Grand Voyager with the 2-2-3 seating arrangement.

What a lovely place to be during long family road trips.

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The answer would have to involve Hydropneumatic suspension. I offer the Citroen C6.

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The Conti GT. Even if you’re tall and in the back seat. It’s the coziest, quietest, comfiest, most luxurious cruise missile money can buy.

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The Kia K900 and Genesis G90 are surprisingly exclusive and opulent!

A Genesis G90 equipped with everything you see in the picture is priced at just under $80,000.

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1990's and 2000's conversion vans were the absolute lap of luxury.

Something a little more enthusiast oriented: I hitched a ride out to Denver with my folks once and rode the entire way in the back of dad’s S600. That was pretty damn comfortable, perhaps even more so than a conversion van.

Suggested by: NEBcruiser(now with FSD) and a few others

Infinitely comfortable AND fast with the EcoBoost.

Ford had a gem in the Flex. A 355 horsepower all-wheel-drive wagon with room for six, a skylight for every passenger, and a second-row fridge? I’d take this over an Explorer any day.

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