I'm 6'2" and like my seat very upright (I don't get slouching in a seat unless you're racing in an open cockpit). The only sedan I've ever had an issue with head clearance with is perhaps a Camry with moonroof. My hair would occasionally touch the headliner.
My Acura TSX has a moonroof, has 5.9" of ground clearance, and a 56.5" height. No headroom issues.
Sure, there are people taller than me, but do we really need more headroom considering most people slouch in their seats and are shorter?
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Originally Posted by Flakbadger
We bought my wife's Honda Fit ~6 years ago for $17,000 B-R-A-N-D N-E-W. So that's why I bought the Leaf; because it's a set of compromises to get me an electric car, now, that I can afford, with a reasonable-ish range.
If Toyota made a Yaris electric (or even a Corolla), I'd be all over it.
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That's what I'm talking about. $17k for a new car with 4 wheels. I don't get the trike pricing when you can get a new car for $17k, with a full warranty, and full safety features and testing.
There needs to be EVs selling at that price with no subsidies too. The Bolt is getting close with some reporting low $20s for a new one. I'm sure GM is taking a loss selling them so cheap.