In know their have been many threads on this, but this is a bit different. What kinds of cars do BBW's like to ride in and what kind of cars do they tend to not like? I know this could vary a lot, but are their certain things that are more universal.
Cars BBWs like
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Nothing small, it's too hard to get in and out of. I've always bought small cars because I think they're cute, but a car that's higher up, like a small suv, would be preferable.
S13Drifter
JDM Fanboy
I seem to notice a lot of newer VW beatles owned by bigger and taller ladies
You really have to do a bit of trial and error. My Volvo V70 has lots of head and leg room but the seats are pretty narrow. My mother-in-law's Lincoln Town Car has nice wide seats but really crappy headroom and surprisingly little leg room. My old 1980 Mercedes 240D had lots and lots of room for the front seat passengers (wide comfortable seats, loads of leg room, and good headroom). Some cars have surprisingly little passenger room -- the BMW 3 and 5 series are notoriously cramped.
However, nothing I've ever ridden in comes close to the passenger room of one of my high school cars -- a 1966 Mercury Montclair. I could move the front bench seat so far back I couldn't reach the pedals (I'm 6'4") and both front and back seats were wide enough to accommodate pretty much anyone!
However, nothing I've ever ridden in comes close to the passenger room of one of my high school cars -- a 1966 Mercury Montclair. I could move the front bench seat so far back I couldn't reach the pedals (I'm 6'4") and both front and back seats were wide enough to accommodate pretty much anyone!
Diana_Prince245
Wise as Athena
I like my Pontiac Sunfire, but I like proper plurals even better.
cinnamitch
nope
I have a 2009 Hyundai Sonata and it is really roomy. I've also had a Crown Vic and a Cadillac and a Pick-up. Seems I like those big ol gas guzzlers. All of the autos I have had were really roomy in the front and back
Limousines. 
Actually, my friend had a Chrysler Sebring convertible that was like riding around in a big comfy couch. I cried when they turned it in for something more fuel-efficient.
Actually, my friend had a Chrysler Sebring convertible that was like riding around in a big comfy couch. I cried when they turned it in for something more fuel-efficient.
" Actually, my friend had a Chrysler Sebring convertible that was like riding around in a big comfy couch. I cried when they turned it in for something more fuel-efficient. "
Seriously... I love mine so much that I put a new engine in it rather than replacing it because I couldn't find anything that came close comfort-wise.
Tracy
Seriously... I love mine so much that I put a new engine in it rather than replacing it because I couldn't find anything that came close comfort-wise.
Tracy
I surprised some by the answers, I figured a car like the crown vic or a full size truck but many smaller cars work well. Something not to low to the ground. And not every big car has a lot of room in all dimensions. Is headroom important, if he is under 6 ft tall?
KFD
I am Ironman
KFD
I've had good experiences with Fords being roomy behind the wheel and belts that fit. I had a Focus and now a Fusion and both were/are comfortable. I also like that the newer models allow you to "click and un-click" the belt to disable the beeping when the belt isn't latched.
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indy500tchr
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I like cars that I can just slide into instead of squatting down or hiking my short legs up into. I love mini vans and small SUV's. I have a KIA Soul and it's the perfect height and very roomy for me.
I'm very short, and very wide. Sports cars are perfect to me. I can buckle up comfortably in most, and the height is good for my insanely short legs. But I've always found a way to get into tall vehicles. Hummers are very comfy, decent buckling, and I can still climb into one at under 5 feet tall.
Mind you, my friend has a Monte Carlo SS, and it's basically the perfect car, to me. My mother and I own a Saturn Ion with suicide doors, and it's also perfect for us. We're both SSBBWs and we both can fit in the front seats together with lots of room.
It's all about how you use it :happy:
Mind you, my friend has a Monte Carlo SS, and it's basically the perfect car, to me. My mother and I own a Saturn Ion with suicide doors, and it's also perfect for us. We're both SSBBWs and we both can fit in the front seats together with lots of room.
It's all about how you use it :happy:
BigWheels
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