Upgrage Comfort Seats to Performance Seats
My point was that not everyone who is going to drive or ride in an E63s is young and as flexible as they used to be. My original point was that not everyone views the Performance seats as an upgrade so the thread was somewhat mis-titled. At 59 or 60 or whatever I was at the time when I did my AMG Academy class at Laguna Seca, I was the 2nd youngest person in my group. One of the guys was 78 I think.
At 85 my mother and my 82 year old in-laws each can get into my multicontour seats OK. They not over weight and all are reasonably active and flexible for their ages but getting into a performance seat would not be a piece of cake for them. I know this because my mother just sold her Nissan 370 z Nismo because as much as she liked the car, getting into and out of it was getting to be a pain. She bought the car because she liked the looks of it and it reminded her of her 1973 corvette with 454 4-speed transmission. Ordered and bought new from the dealer for $7300. I remember when it came in and I got to be the one to ride home in it with her from the dealership.
Ride is a little firmer than they might like but other than that it’s like any other car if driven normally.
To be honest it’s not as comfortable for them as the minivan or my F-250 but they do enjoy getting a ride in something more classy now and then, and both my mom and in-laws do like it when I goose it a bit now and then.












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So I got an even worse headache in the form of a 2023 M8 comp coupe with carbon seats (yeah those suck worse due to the exaggerated thigh bolsters, great seats when you are in them though)
But you may be right about height, I do have very long legs
Last edited by kponti; Feb 28, 2024 at 08:18 PM.









