Most uncomfortable car ever.

I'm tall enough to where my head it almost touching the roof at even the lowest seat setting, yet even I think this E is one of the most comfortable cars to drive.
"Most uncomfortable ever" is just too much hyperbole, but hey, we all have different builds and desires, so one persons luxury couch can be another persons steel bench.

I'm tall enough to where my head it almost touching the roof at even the lowest seat setting, yet even I think this E is one of the most comfortable cars to drive.
"Most uncomfortable ever" is just too much hyperbole, but hey, we all have different builds and desires, so one persons luxury couch can be another persons steel bench.
Perhaps you should go for one of those big new Ford F-150s.
My only issue is too tight of headroom for my height/torso especially considering the cars more Sedan-upright nature (you'd expect much better use of vertical space considering the cars dimensions).
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Regarding Tahoe vs Benz, I would love to see who would walk away from a 30mph head on between an E350 and a Tahoe. Ill take the Tahoe.

I am fine with headroom , legroom better than most other cars but there is something odd because me and my dad's seat settings are same in all other cars so neither he nor me do have to fiddle about the seat buttons but my dad feels uncomfortable in my W212 seat adjustment so he says he needs to raise the seat but this time he is complaining about headroom
It took some getting used to finding a decent driving position for me but once I found my ideal position I have been very happy since then




I am fine with headroom , legroom better than most other cars but there is something odd because me and my dad's seat settings are same in all other cars so neither he nor me do have to fiddle about the seat buttons but my dad feels uncomfortable in my W212 seat adjustment so he says he needs to raise the seat but this time he is complaining about headroom
It took some getting used to finding a decent driving position for me but once I found my ideal position I have been very happy since then

What makes it little difficult to me to find a comfortable seat position for a 4 - 6 hour drive is that the gas pedal is too close to the seat. On a long drive I want to keep my legs straight but the gas pedal position does not allow for this. Moving the seat back does not help either as the steering wheel does not come out far enough.
For shorter drives it is excellent though.
Last edited by Arrie; Sep 16, 2012 at 03:25 PM.
I can understand the seats somewhat... They are really not as comfortable as the seats in my Volvo S80. The Volvo seats are much better designed ergonomically IMHO and support my back (and even my neck!) much better. Having said that the W212 is a very comfortable car and I'm surprised you did not realize the "deficiencies" you are complaining about when you test drove the car.
In any case, good luck!
at your ear about 'this and that' haha, the fact that you're constantly comparing the ride and build quality to the 'window sticker' haha, and about 41 other things that we all can think of.....
seems we all agree the seats are not the cars best feature.....hell, I agree with websrfr about the volvo seats......my 01 s40 had KILLER comfortable seats.......
very not-like the seats in our W212's.....
but I'd still rather have that beaut out there than my s40 lol
AND, the seats in my cls are really nice and comfortable
they got it right with that one....
I can understand the seats somewhat... They are really not as comfortable as the seats in my Volvo S80. The Volvo seats are much better designed ergonomically IMHO and support my back (and even my neck!) much better. Having said that the W212 is a very comfortable car and I'm surprised you did not realize the "deficiencies" you are complaining about when you test drove the car.
In any case, good luck!
! spacious and comfy seats, even the back seats. i still like that body style
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My wife loves the E350 so I have no plans to replace it. At the same time, I had a GLK350 loaner for several days and I felt that the ride was much better in the GLK and there was less road noise than in my E350.
Or, you can do it in reverse. Suck the air out, then push it DOWN and FORWARD/DOWN (try both and see what brings the lowest part of the seat forward) till you get the max amount of lower-lumber support. THEN push it completely forward, where you'll feel the low-mid section come out to support your back a lot.







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