I have the same problem. I think that my solution is a SUV. Well, actually a crossover. I believe the seats or to low. I have raised my seat as high as it will go but back still hurts. Hopefully, the crossover will be my solution. Just a thought for you.
Good Luck,
Lynn
My daugther has a 4 runner and it is hard. My Acura Tl is not as low as some cars but still low. Crossovers are suppose to be a cross between and suv and car. So, i just kindof figure it may work. I am 5'5" , next Wednesday my husband and I are going car shopping. So, I will know better if the crossover will work or not.
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Hey Seth,
A very simple solution! Buy the same kind of car you have now and insist that they swap out the new seat with your old one!!
Okay, but seriously... I think it would be pretty easy to narrow it down. You can eliminate any hot sports car that sits really low to the ground. Too hard getting in and out. Super big gas guzzlers are out, because well, they're big gas guzzlers. You already know that you don't want the kind of car your friend has... or probably any other car that company makes because all the seats are basically the same. All the little teeny tiny ones don't leave enough stretching room... also know as squirm room.
As you can tell, I've actually given this quite a bit of thought.... which is why I'm still driving my old car.
Good luck!
Ish