[mz6zoomzoom]

ass-ness is key

 

[holeydonut]

Ass and titties

http://www.dickcream.com/landscaper

 

[operator]

Operator must have posted something really mean. I motion for a ban :hsugh:

No my wireless keyboard just has a mind of it's own. And tranmitted 4 lines of sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss don't know why. Though it is a cheapy.

 

[operator]

Yeah, I don't have a big ass to cushion me on drives. I need more ass-ness.

You might be right. I never hear Sir Mix A Lot's girls complain about bad rides :wink: .

 

[JT]

Well, it appears my body was made for the 3. I guess I should feel lucky then that I find it a very comfortable car to drive? :dunno: By the way, I'm 6'2" and 180, so I don't have very much padding on my ass, either. :lol:

 

[chickmod]

lol. i have plenty of padding, my butt's fine on drives, my back just hurts

 

[holeydonut]

Man - I got to drive a Pacifica Limited with those cushy seats... I mean, those are damn nice... they're not entirely leather (some of the seating surface is leather), but they're firm yet not overly disgusting like the Mazda3 seats. Sheeeeit, I want to transplant a new seat into my car.

Man, why do the US automakers succeed so well in making comfortable seats? I mean, I'm not looking for a lazy boy sofa - but sitting in the Mazda is feeling like I'm sitting on concrete bleachers.

 

[Oricle]

but sitting in the Mazda is feeling like I'm sitting on concrete bleachers.

yep, the title explains it all

 

[JT]

Man, why do the US automakers succeed so well in making comfortable seats?

Do you REALLY have to ask that question? Dude, the U.S. is the laziest country in the world with probably the most couch potatoes per capita. It's easy to figure automakers would find seating comfort a #1 priority when desiging new cars. :lol:

 

[holeydonut]

^^^ Ironically, i just got invited to go sign up to be testers for upcoming car seats :bunnyd:

I still think my seat is just abnormally hard - some other s-trim Mazda3s that I've sat in seem to have more give on the seat cushion... stupid Mazda3 seat.

I mean, there are only 3 things that you're in constant contact with on the Mazda3 - the steering wheel, the gas pedal, and the damn seat. They got the first two right...

 

[MetalCord]

Man, why do the US automakers succeed so well in making comfortable seats?

Do you REALLY have to ask that question? Dude, the U.S. is the laziest country in the world with probably the most couch potatoes per capita. It's easy to figure automakers would find seating comfort a #1 priority when desiging new cars. :lol:

While that may be true, I don't think that has much to do with why American cars appear more comfortable. American's do a lot more traveling in their cars. Our gas is still dirt cheap (compared to the rest of the world) and we've got a lot of space to drive through.

I'm not sure why some of you find your seats harsh. Mine are some of the best I've had in a car! I've already made a couple drives that are around 3 hours and I usually have "ass asleep disease" by then. I come out of my 3 feeling great! But, I have to admit that the seats in my wife's Elantra ARE really comfy. Soft and squishy... just like the suspension! :mrgreen:

 

[operator]

Man, why do the US automakers succeed so well in making comfortable seats?

Do you REALLY have to ask that question? Dude, the U.S. is the laziest country in the world with probably the most couch potatoes per capita. It's easy to figure automakers would find seating comfort a #1 priority when desiging new cars. :lol:

While that may be true, I don't think that has much to do with why American cars appear more comfortable. American's do a lot more traveling in their cars. Our gas is still dirt cheap (compared to the rest of the world) and we've got a lot of space to drive through.

I'm not sure why some of you find your seats harsh. Mine are some of the best I've had in a car! I've already made a couple drives that are around 3 hours and I usually have "ass asleep disease" by then. I come out of my 3 feeling great! But, I have to admit that the seats in my wife's Elantra ARE really comfy. Soft and squishy... just like the suspension! :mrgreen:

:lol: :lol: :lol: My natural padding allows me to enjoy the seats fairly well.