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Odd question: Girlfriend tends to drive my cars a lot with her left knee scrunched up...

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Can anyone speak if this is comfortable in the G70? Lol :unsure:
 
Uhhh... Have her test drive one then ask her?
 
Can anyone speak if this is comfortable in the G70? Lol :unsure:
You mean instead of having her leg extended out she has her leg pulled up? Depends on her height but in the correct seating position isn’t a problem, if she is tall her knee may come up to the steering wheel but from my experience lol, its perfectly comfortable imo. But its you’re car so it shouldn’t matter, plus “girlfriend” if she was you’re wife its a different story haha.
 
You mean instead of having her leg extended out she has her leg pulled up? Depends on her height but in the correct seating position isn’t a problem, if she is tall her knee may come up to the steering wheel but from my experience lol, its perfectly comfortable imo. But its you’re car so it shouldn’t matter, plus “girlfriend” if she was you’re wife its a different story haha.


@BlackedOutG70, yeah exactly. She's 5'5". Just wanted to see if there people who drive like that that can speak on it lol. We will be engaged by the end of the year so the wife part will affect me, just pre-emptively asking.
 
It's just fine for me, but I'm also 5'11 and my seat is probably a good bit further from the dashboard so I have more room for my knee.
 
It's just fine for me, but I'm also 5'11 and my seat is probably a good bit further from the dashboard so I have more room for my knee.

@OMG70 ah a man of culture as well. Thanks for the data point.
 
I'm 6'1" and I usually tuck my left leg under my right as the dead pedal and the seat are a bit out of alignment to me. I also sit with the seat as close to the floor as possible.

Not sure that's what you wanted to know....
 
I'm 6'1" and I usually tuck my left leg under my right as the dead pedal and the seat are a bit out of alignment to me. I also sit with the seat as close to the floor as possible.

Not sure that's what you wanted to know....

@MrMegadeth, this is excellent because this is how I drive LOL.
 
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“Scrunched up” is meaningless. If you mean that she sits on her left leg then that’s dangerous.
 
@BlackedOutG70, yeah exactly. She's 5'5". Just wanted to see if there people who drive like that that can speak on it lol. We will be engaged by the end of the year so the wife part will affect me, just pre-emptively asking.
I am 5'4" female--and drive just as you describe--it is comfortable for me (though as others said--maybe have her take a test drive).
:)
 
good way to break a leg or hip in an accident when a 200mph airbag comes at you..
 
Those of you who are 6'-0' and taller, if you adjust the seat back far enough that your knee doesn't hit the steering wheel when braking, does the steering wheel adjust outward enough to have a relaxed arm position?
 
Those of you who are 6'-0' and taller, if you adjust the seat back far enough that your knee doesn't hit the steering wheel when braking, does the steering wheel adjust outward enough to have a relaxed arm position?
yes. Im 6 2 and my seat isnt all the way back but pretty far, and my steering wheel is extended as far as it will go. easy on the arms, and my knee doesnt touch the column
 
We never did learn what “scrunched up” means.
 
We never did learn what “scrunched up” means.
Left leg tucked against the seat instead of on the dead pedal more than likely. I sit like that at work sometimes
 
Those of you who are 6'-0' and taller, if you adjust the seat back far enough that your knee doesn't hit the steering wheel when braking, does the steering wheel adjust outward enough to have a relaxed arm position?
Yes- my seat is slammed in the lowest position though.
 
“Scrunched up” is meaningless. If you mean that she sits on her left leg then that’s dangerous.
Used to know a girl that drove like this. Usually during longer trips. Never seen a guy do it tho:unsure:
 
The OP never told us what “scrunched up” means.
 
Those of you who are 6'-0' and taller, if you adjust the seat back far enough that your knee doesn't hit the steering wheel when braking, does the steering wheel adjust outward enough to have a relaxed arm position?

Yes. And, if by asking this question, you are wondering whether the G70's telescoping wheel extends toward the driver as much (or more) as the average vehicle with a telescoping wheel, the answer is also, yes.
 
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