Looking for vehicles with reclining rear seats....
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They recline in my Outback
Originally Posted By: Nick R
Originally Posted By: badtlc
Originally Posted By: Nick R
Was gonna say our equinox does. Other than that, not sure. Anything with a 3rd row I would think the 2nd row could recline.
How do you like the CX-5? I'm looking at that as a 2nd vehicle for my daily driver.
Overall pretty good. Handles ridiculously well, gets decent gas mileage, ride is a bit on the firm side, but still relatively comfortable. My complaints with it mainly lie in I dislike the smaller steering wheel, and I have a hard time finding a comfortable seating position on long rides. Also, while the engine/tranny combo is quite nice, I find that it isn't quite as much get up and go as I would like. Still a great crossover, but I'm looking forward to getting into something smaller that won't be costing me nearly as much coin and that gets better mileage.
Nick - didn't you just get that thing a few months ago? And it replaced something that was less than a year old? Sorry to go OT...but how often do you plan to change cars? This can get expensive...
Back on topic - the MB S-class has reclining seats, and while available for less than $30K, the maintenance can be very, very high. I think the Hyundai Genesis in which I sat at a recent auto show had reclining rear seats... I would also look at the Volvo SUVs, I believe that some of them have recliners as well...
Originally Posted By: badtlc
Originally Posted By: Nick R
Was gonna say our equinox does. Other than that, not sure. Anything with a 3rd row I would think the 2nd row could recline.
How do you like the CX-5? I'm looking at that as a 2nd vehicle for my daily driver.
Overall pretty good. Handles ridiculously well, gets decent gas mileage, ride is a bit on the firm side, but still relatively comfortable. My complaints with it mainly lie in I dislike the smaller steering wheel, and I have a hard time finding a comfortable seating position on long rides. Also, while the engine/tranny combo is quite nice, I find that it isn't quite as much get up and go as I would like. Still a great crossover, but I'm looking forward to getting into something smaller that won't be costing me nearly as much coin and that gets better mileage.
Nick - didn't you just get that thing a few months ago? And it replaced something that was less than a year old? Sorry to go OT...but how often do you plan to change cars? This can get expensive...
Back on topic - the MB S-class has reclining seats, and while available for less than $30K, the maintenance can be very, very high. I think the Hyundai Genesis in which I sat at a recent auto show had reclining rear seats... I would also look at the Volvo SUVs, I believe that some of them have recliners as well...
Originally Posted By: Astro14
Nick - didn't you just get that thing a few months ago? And it replaced something that was less than a year old? Sorry to go OT...but how often do you plan to change cars? This can get expensive...
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2707043#Post2707043
Nick - didn't you just get that thing a few months ago? And it replaced something that was less than a year old? Sorry to go OT...but how often do you plan to change cars? This can get expensive...
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2707043#Post2707043
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