Answerland: The Best Cars for Big and Tall People

We're looking at the best cars for big and tall people in 2019. See the top 5 on our list and share your own recommendations.
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[@TerrellHull]

So in the past I always looked at the leg room to ascertain whether I will fit in a car. What I discovered was that it is almost irrelevant. The most important measurement, which is never given for cars, is the distance between the surface of the seat in its lowest position, and the bottom of the steering wheel. That determines whether I can actually fit my thighs under the steering wheel, and accommodate my gut as well.

[@BScott7220]

yes - and they also NEVER mention center console intrusion. I'm 6'7" and actually almost never have a problem with what normal-sized people (and most of these reviews) call 'legroom.' Most car seats slide back far enough for my long legs. The real problem areas are inevitably: 1) center console butting up against the knees and 2) not enough thigh support from the seat itself..

[@Tes7000]

​@@BScott7220 I am car shopping right now, and the center console is *the* issue. I test drove a 2012 Toyota Highlander and a 2015 Honda Pilot -- really loved the Pilot -- but the center console in both made the driver's seat feel boxy to me. Within a few days, I am going to have to decide whether or not I can live with the boxiness of an SUV or if I am going to go with a van, which I really do not want. My top two van choices are the Honda Odyssey and the Toyota Sienna, and both have the center console at hip level, which I think is less intrusive than the typical center console.

[@queenreina1509]

@@Tes7000 Hello, what did you end up getting? I am also considering a Sienna

[@Tes7000]

@@queenreina1509 Just this past Friday, I ended up going with a 2010 Honda Pilot. In the week leading up to my purchase, I rode in a 2014 Nissan Altima and 1999 Honda Accord. Both had center consoles, and I actually rode comfortably in the passenger seat of both. The ironic thing is that while the Honda Pilot is considerably bigger than both of those vehicles, the center console is also bigger. I have a shade tree mechanic who does my car work, who kind of specializes in Hondas and said he is not very familiar with working on Lexuses, So I decided to live with the center console. I also like the higher ground clearance and the roomier feel overall of the Pilot. However, I test drove a 2009 Lexus RX 350, which features a hip level center console. It is smaller than the Honda Pilot overall, but it is surprisingly spacious inside. So if you are looking for a good alternative to a van that does not have an intrusive center console, a 2009 or earlier Lexus RX 350 might be a good choice.

[@ryanjofre]

Thankyou. My best friend is huge and I need to help him find a new vehicle this month. His father is filthy rich(Just bought a new Maybach), he buys his daughter a new Porsche cayenne lease every 3 years and he purchases himself a new AMG Mercedes every 3 years. He gives the “old” (lol…sigh) AMG’s to his spoiled grandchildren in Long Island/The Hamptons. So the huge reality $$$$ that’s an issue for most people isn’t an issue for him. His budget is like $185 thousand. He was talking about a lease. I was thinking that a lease would be a horrible option as he has a huge Airedale terrier, he’s messy and he prematurely wears out seats. Their is no way he’s not gonna cause wear & tear that’s not considered normal on the vehicle. He’s gotta be @ least 400+ pounds 5’10”. I’m 6’ 200 lbs. with perfect posture and long legs and size 13 feet and get very claustrophobic in many vehicles. If I don’t have enough legroom on certain vehicles I freak out a bit. Thanks.

[@softberries5143]

I am 6foot6 and 400lbs, I drive a 2000 Lincoln Town Car, so very comfortable. I rent Grand Caravans for road trips. They are awesome!

[@brotherdj777]

How do I get to heaven? Will my good deeds be measured against my bad deeds? Do I need to be a good person to go to heaven? How do I know if I'm good enough? Well the bible says no man is good, for all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. So how do we get to heaven? Answer: By believing on Jesus Christ who took the punishment for our sin on the cross. There are no amount of good works we can do to achieve salvation because salvation is a free gift of God. We need to humble ourselves, realize we are sinners and that we need a savior. John 3:16 For God so loved the world that He gave his only son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.

[@caleb8060]

@@brotherdj777 what?

[@ragingrebel8660]

Awesome! Thanks for info, I'm 6'5" 400lbs with those very questions in mind.

[@PlottingMax]

I'm 193 cm and weigh 105 kg and can easily drive for long trips my wive's Renault Kwid, my daily car is a Renault Duster

[@MJB-uq4vz]

Damn lol

[@kickingitwithjim8066]

I'm 6'9 450 pounds and i fit like a charm in my 2015 Ford Explorer

[@Chubstr]

Nice! Gotta go with what works for you!

[@XavierBlackburn777]

@kickingitwithjim8066 👍

[@lovlogs5117]

6'5, 400 lbs here. Just bought a 2015 Kia Optima and my god, so much room. Easy to get in and out of, I can actually stretch my legs out and I even have room to move my seat up for back seat passengers and still drive comfortably.

[@michaelhguy]

Sounds great! I'm continuing my shopping quest, and so far everything has been disappointing in terms of room. I'm 6'5" and 350, so pretty close to your size. One thing that bothers me about so many vehicles is the center console by the leg. My legs are always bumping up against that! Based off of your recommendation, I'm gonna check the Optima out and see how it works.

[@jamesramos124]

Personally i would love to find a car with more room in terms of width; the center console is so bothersome to me and also on the door the arm rest(left hand)and buttons on the door 🚪 take so much room. I am 6’4” 360lbs. How is the kia in terms of width between the door and center console?

[@lovlogs5117]

@@jamesramos124 I find it to be pretty roomy width wise as well. My wife drives a Sorento and that's also comfortable for me to drive as well. I find korean cars to be roomier in general (Hyundai, Kia). Every Honda I've driven has felt cramped. Toyotas seem to be little better.

[@OnlyCanBeMeD]

Absolutely. I have a 2017 optima. Love love it

[@watcherofbabylon913]

@@michaelhguy same here

[@McGetums]

I find the middle consoles in cars to be the biggest problem. When they say "hip space" are they talking about the front driver seat or the back seats? The front seats all seem to be the same even in trucks. How about cars with no middle console?

[@limitedtime5471]

Ive noted that some trucks, usually base model, have bench seating. More bells and whistles, less chance of bench seating. also consider vans, passenger or cargo, they have more models without center consoles. I hate center consoles so much.

[@BuddhistProdigy]

My honda odyssey has a center console that folds down but only comes up to the bottom of the seat height when up anyways. Very nice feature.

[@Tes7000]

​​@@BuddhistProdigy I am in the market for a new (to me) vehicle right now, and I am strongly considering the Honda Odyssey despite the fact that I really do not want to buy a van. The hip level console is the only reason the Odyssey, and also the Toyota Sienna, are on my list. I test drove a 2012 Toyota Highlander and a 2015 Honda Pilot, and the center console in both made the driver's seat feel boxy to me. Maybe I could live with it, but I am not used to it, so buying one of those intending to learn to like it seems risky. The vehicle I buy a few days from now will probably be a van.

[@Tes7000]

J Solomon Evans: I find center consoles to be problematic as well. I wish more car manufacturers would offer bench seating options for cars and SUVs again. Another great alternative would be a hip level console like found in some vans.

[@JSC178]

I'm 6'4", 290 pounds... Some great cars that I've driven with lots of space and comfort are Toyota Avalon, Hyundai Equus, and Lincoln MKZ. Honda Accord and Toyota Camry are on my "NEVER AGAIN" list. Kia and Hyundai seem to be the best for big and tall guys like myself.

[@SHUB281]

6'5" ,shirt size "DAAAAAMN" got into a K5 and was impressed

[@regalsurvivor3418]

Great video guys!

[@zaid6142]

6’4 squad thumps up 👍

[@bigrich9654]

6'5" here.

[@nunya334]

20’5 hey shrimps 👋

[@TerrellHull]

I fit in very few vehicles, so it is important for me to know what they are. The vehicles I have found have the most room for a bit and tall person are: The Hyundai Sonata, the Genesis GV80 (which I currently own), the Jeep Grand Cherokee (including the L version), the Jeep Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer. Believe it or not, some of the large SUVs have less room than these cars, like the Chevy Suburban, Nissan Armada, GMC Yukon, and some other vehicles put the steering wheel right in your gut.

[@user-lc9qq3kg3r]

Great video

[@aprilluallen6818]

I wish you had people of different body types and builds and showed how each fit into a specific model of car. For instance, start with a Jeep Wrangler. Have someone who is 400+ lbs sit in the front seat. Does the wheel dig into them? Can the seat be adjusted to allow for them to be comfortable? What about the seatbelt? Then let them try the back seat. I'd love to get a visual instead of having to go out and find a vehicle to try out on a car lot. THAT would be helpful!

[@custombowl8304]

6'7 300 here and I'm in a 2014 dodge challenger, has plenty of driver room aside from being low to the ground.

[@g3ngar04]

🙌🙌 awesome video :-)

[@BionicDevnull]

200cm tall and Land Cruiser is totally not for tall people, I tried and was surprised that I even can't seat normally there.

[@ragingrebel8660]

6'5" 400+lbs. here. I drive a Nissan Murano, comfortably. But I'm looking to buy a pick up truck. My first. Undecided between GMC Sierra 1500 Denali & a Ford F-150 Limited or Platinum. Looking for head & leg room. Can you do a video on this, please?

[@Slacksfifth]

At 6'7 350lbs my 2019 Grand caravan works very well for my size

[@Chubstr]

Great! Thanks for the recommendation

[@PartyUpLive]

I'm 6' 9 " and about 350 lbs and I drive a 2015 Grand Caravan and have enough room. I'm looking at the 4runner for my second vehicle.

[@softberries5143]

I agree, Grand Caravan is the best for big fat guys but I hate the idea of driving one everyday. I will rent one for every road trip

[@pxpi]

Damn 6'7

[@XavierBlackburn777]

@@PartyUpLivecool!

[@jimmcginnis9668]

Great vid Bruce(I like your researcher,lol) I'm surprised no electrics,plus there're fast, a Tesla turns mid 8's in the quarter mile and lots of room.Great vid!😎

[@tylerwalker3595]

I have a large belly 400+ lbs . I want a manual transmission but seem to have a hard time finding something I’m comfortable in. I’m short so it hard to push the clutch in all the way with having the seat all the way back

[@Walawaliguili97]

6’ 3” and 280 here. Just wanna say, Subaru Foresters work great for bigger guys. Mine has the sunroof and its still got headspace. Outbacks, surprisingly, not as good for us big tall folks.

[@ThatTallKatOverThere]

What year & model the the (red) chevy your driving in the video?

[@Chubstr]

It’s a 2019 Chevy Silverado!

[@nikkidoug78]

I am a BBW. 5'8 and over 400. My 2018 Ford Explorer is spacious, but I want a bit more leg room. Is a QX80 larger than the Explorer?

[@fmj1906]

It seems larger, but is definitely more cramped in the front seats.

[@geoffrust6787]

Impala's are terrible- the doors are too small and "forward" so you end up bashing your kidney on a hard plastic shelf, with a square corner, on the inside as you get in.

[@Chubstr]

Sounds like a horrible experience! What do you recommend instead?

[@PurpleSwan]

Exactly!!!

[@MarvinLikoPuha]

Yep. That Impala door opening is no bueno.

[@Player500000000]

Can you do this again for more modern vehicles

[@victorjohnson7512]

Belly to steering wheel is the most important thing.

[@ghostprormo5656]

I’m 6’3 360 I’m looking fir something any options other than these cars

[@SHUB281]

KIA K5

[@TomBTerrific]

This is what’s keeping me from selling my 2002 Silverado Z71. Can’t figure out where to go and the old girl is still going strong

[@PlottingMax]

I'm 193 cm and weigh 105 kg and can easily drive for long trips my wive's Renault Kwid, my daily car is a Renault Duster

[@PKMNFan4664]

I don't have a weight problem, but I am tall (6'0"), and basically all of my family on my mother's side has endomorphic genes, which I inherited from them (so I have wide bones, especially in my hips). My grandmother, who was overweight most of her life and was also tall for a woman (her peak height was 5'8") drove a Ford Taurus wagon as her very last car because it was comfortable for her. (Those, of course, got discontinued in 2005) I think if I were to get a big, comfortable vehicle someday, it would be a station wagon too, likely of a Mercedes-Benz E-Class. What are your thoughts on the E-Class?

[@Chubstr]

Rodney James The E-Class wagon is pretty roomy. Is that one being considered?

[@PKMNFan4664]

@@Chubstr That's the one I want, yeah! It's one of my dream cars. :)

[@PurpleSwan]

Thanks for the family medical history.

[@AnnaStarseedOracle]

If you want some good hip room on a budget, then try a Peugeot 407 you have 58 and a half inches of hip room, and if you're looking for something new, then the Peugeot 5008 offers similar hip room.

[@Chubstr]

Thanks for the tip!

[@itsquinn7882]

What about 2014 Chevrolet Malibu ls

[@djcutlas1976]

We still have our 2000 expedition for this very reason! My oldest daughter is 6'2 and she need leg room! The new ones (along with chevy) has done away with leg room & bench seating! Now the new Ford F150 (extended cab) WE LOVE IT!!!!! But to be honest!!! CARS & TRUCKS JUST AIN'T WHAT THEY USED TO BE!!!! I'll stick to ole trusty 2000 Ford!!!

[@bigmacabsolute3843]

No disrespect . But 6’2 daughter ?????

[@danalvarado8142]

Ty guys :) what about sunglasses

[@mandysimmons2769]

I am ample bottomed but have short legs ( hard to reach the pedals ) but no huge stomach. I want it rounder on the inside but stealthy and maneuverable on the outside. I'm getting older now and my old tank ( crown vic ) is getting hard to steer, park and get parts for. I tried an SUV but it was too tall for my old rump to crawl into. I felt like I was inside a walnut. I hate trying on cars ( and dealing with the salesmen ) that's why my old one's 22 years old.

[@Chubstr]

Thanks for the comment, Mandy! It's hard to find a car that works well, and when you do, you want to hold onto it as long as you can.

[@mandysimmons2769]

@@Chubstr My friend is big ( and older like me ) and she drives a Chevy Traverse. She needs the extra rows for grandchildren. LOL She says she can sit in it all day. You may have covered that one already but in case you hadn't I thought I'd throw that into the mix. Good luck with ur channel!

[@OnlyCanBeMeD]

Are the Tesla model 3 and y any good?

[@outbackigloo6489]

I am 6’4” and 220. Tall, but not especially big/wide. I test drove a Model 3 and sat inside a model Y last month, and would feel very comfortable in either car, as the headroom and legroom were very good. The Model Y has a higher seating position; it would be easier to get up from the Y if that is a concern.

[@garthic]

So I am 6'3", 514 pounds and girthy. I had a Lincoln Town car that I bought used online but it turned out I could never drive it. I could only get in it if I was will to just not breathe for the duration of the trip. The steering wheel pressed in to my abdomen so hard I had bruises. And that was with the power seats all the way back. I ended up giving it away. I really need a vehicle with some space between the front of the seat-back and steering wheel. So far, I have been without a vehicle for 3 years because I have not had any success in finding one. I was hoping I would get some good suggestions here. Trucks and SUVs are so dang expensive anymore. I don't want to buy another that I just cannot drive. Without current transportation, I don't really have anyway to just drive around town sitting in various vehicles. I need to target the approach.

[@Tes7000]

Did you ever decide on a vehicle? I, too, am big guy in a car search, and it has turned into a whole ordeal. I am about 6 ft tall and weigh about 370. My 1999 Lincoln Town Car is sitting dead in my driveway. The car fit me fine, and I liked that it had a center armrest instead of the intrusive center console now found in almost every vehicle. I really want an SUV. I test drove a 2012 Toyota Highlander and a 2015 Honda Pilot. Both made me feel boxed in, in the driver seat. I liked everything about the Pilot except for the center console and that boxiness. I would have bought that vehicle that day had it not been for that. So that pretty much leaves a pickup truck or a van, but as you mentioned, prices nowadays are outrageous. What would have been a great budget just a couple of years ago now restricts your choices. Looking at cost, reliability, and gas mileage, the only pick up that makes sense for me would is the F-150, but every F-150 in my price range is north of 100,000 miles. Do I really want to buy a 10-year-old Ford with so many miles? I am seriously considering a van at this point, though I really do not want one and would prefer an SUV. My preference is to not spend more than $15K, which means a higher mileage vehicle of 100,000 miles or more, which means (to me) a Honda or Toyota. I haven't taken the Honda Odyssey or the Toyota Sienna for a test drive yet, but they both look roomy to me, and both have hip level center consoles, which is exactly what I am looking for. Maybe about 6 years ago, Honda started making most of their new vehicles with the lower center console. That's great, but those vehicles are expensive because they are recent models, and I am reading that quite a few late model Hondas are having transmission problems. So within a couple of days, I am going to have to make a decision to either live with the center console in the Honda Pilot or Toyota Highlander, or I will have to go with the Honda Odyssey or Toyota Sienna.

[@garthic]

@@Tes7000 I have not yet had success in finding a vehicle for the same reasons you outlined. Seems impossible.

[@kjalight]

I’m only 6’3 but I have a longer torso, and I don’t get comfortable headroom in the Toyota Land Cruiser. Especially due to the fact that it only has 38.3 inches of headroom in the front seat. I need at least 40in to have sufficient headroom to not always hit my head going over a speed bump. So I’d definitely stay away from that recommendation.

[@titobutcher7072]

The land cruiser has no room up front for tall folks... My MDX has more room.

[@PurpleSwan]

So true.

[@weatherphobia]

HELLO CHANNEL OPS: COULD YOU DO A NEW LIST FOR CARS

[@makeawishkid8039]

Try a Kia Optima. They’re about $23k base and have no shortage of head, leg, or thigh room. Also, look at used Porsche Panamera’s that are 4+ years old. They’ll run $20-50k and Porsche’s CEO, who is 6’6”, made sure he can comfortably fit in the front and rear seats.

[@vivahernando1]

Chubstr... Treat em right

[@Surferjo]

I just traded my 2020 chevy silverado for a #hyundai 2023 santa fe am 6'5 300 size 16. feet love the truck but was getting hard to drive it with the people on road plus of gas...........

[@generalutuber]

Honda Pilot and Ford Explorer might also be options do you agree?

[@Chubstr]

Agreed!

[@jimmy4x4socal44]

I was cramped in the Honda Pilot

[@jamesfarmer5349]

Jimmy4x4 Socal how tall are you

[@PurpleSwan]

Ford Explorer/barely. Honda Pilot/no way. Explorers doorway is just barely accommodating for my 6'4" frame. The Pilot requires me to fold my head down to get in.

[@MarvinLikoPuha]

Every time I checked the Pilot, the door opening was too small to swivel my legs in comfortably.

[@noutheticcounseling5447]

I am 6'9 with a 36 inseam and the Toyota Land Cruiser is way too cramped for me. My knees are bent like the letter L. Too small. The best SUV is the Toyota Sequoia or the GMC Yukon/Chevy Tahoe

[@Chubstr]

Thanks for your recommendation!

[@piotrjaroszek6985]

@Chubstr I'm 6'8" and 400 pounds and Land Cruiser seems to have not enough space for my head and knees. Steering wheel has not enough adjustment for my needs.

[@rodro19chouji]

Yo tengo una Toyota Sienna y mido casi dos metros así que es lo ideal super cómoda pero no se ve nada ruda

[@jimmcginnis9668]

Hey Neph,"what up?" as Marisa said (pretty woman) .Nice review and I like what your driving, so say Hi to the family and Happy Trails!😎

[@Chubstr]

Thanks!

[@LosLS2]

Silverado / Tahoe with buckets is narrow due to that huge center console.

[@Tes7000]

I am surprised the guy in this video did not mention the huge center console in the Silverado he drove in the video. I actually could live with a center console at hip level, but most of them are at armrest level and pretty obtrusive. Honda actually makes most of their newer vehicles with a hip level center console (and a separate armrest), but those vehicles are expensive and known to have certain kinds of problems. A 2016 or 2017 Honda Pilot would be ideal for me, but the transmission problems in those vehicles are disqualifying. Pretty much, the most comfortable vehicles for bigger drivers are pickups and vans.

[@justincalvert4952]

6'-4" Chevy Silverado is kind of medium sapcious. If you want something that is better for field of view, go with a Ram 1500. Havent found anything currently better than that.

[@SHUB281]

6'5" 360 here. Have a Rebel and it's not great on legroom

[@tipsydog3]

VW Tiguan?

[@Vichogajardo]

Meh i'm a 20yr old 6'6 ~ 6'7 dude who has drive in lots of cars my family have owned, from a Polestar 1 and Audi A4s/ VW Golfs to big SUVs and i've never found difficult to fit in those cars, you just need to adjust the driver seat and the steering wheel and you’re all set, but that depends if you’re morbidly obese (wich is not my case) it can be a 180 degree changing factor tho.

[@SWAMPCRACKER17]

I'm 5'10 @ 375 and rock a 22' Tacoma

[@smileysun9212]

The dimensions sounds good but I can’t fit through most car doors. I can’t get in the front seat of my Dad’s Chevy Impala but I can fit fine in back seat. It also depends on adjustable seats & steering wheel. Need to take doors into consideration. It might be roomy inside but getting through the door is the main concern for us bigger people & fitting behind the steering wheel. Every person’s body is different & one person may get into a vehicle differently than another person. I have a bad back & can’t tilt my head much to get in. You can’t go by these videos & have to go try different vehicles for yourselves. I did alot of research online looking for vehicles for big people for my brother in 2015. I made a list from information like this & most of the vehicles we tried was a no go. I even looked at the center consoles & looked for those that doesn’t go up past the seat so we can hang over. My brother ended up getting a 2014 Honda CRV but needed seatbelt extensions. The center console is where we like it & why we tried it. The only bad thing about the CRV the seats are not comfortable for long rides. The smallest car we found that we fit in is a Nissan Versa Note. Even my 6’9” friend fits in it well & I can sit behind him but the Note isn’t very reliable & I know others who regret getting them. I drive a 2001 Chevy Malibu & I have to squeeze in. My head rubs on door frame getting in but once I’m in I’m comfortable. Information like these are misleading & go try them out for yourselves. It’s funner to go look but don’t let them salesman pressure ya.

[@Remakk]

Coupes have a lot of room and easy to fit in they are just low

[@slickeddy2000]

You’re so right I loved my 2001 Toyota Solara it makes since how roomy it was looking back

[@y.s8915]

👍

[@gregoryhassett2813]

Land Cruiser - sure - if you have a big and tall WALLET !!

[@sdawg4834]

I'm a big guy and I can tell you the worst truck I've ever driven for ergonomics and comfort. Number 1 on the list: 2017 GMC Sierra. This truck has a cab chopped down in terms of height within the cab. It's peppered with blind spots and lacks a panoramic kind of view throughout the truck. The seat feels like your sitting in a chair best suited for a 4th grader. The arm rests suck to the point that they are non-existent. Line of sight to view traffic lights is so bad that the truck should be recalled. To compound line of sight issues you can adjust the seat to drop down toward the floor which will obstruct your vision of the road due to the over sized hood. It may not seem that big of a deal driving down the road but if you have to drive off of paved road and onto logging roads you can't see shit. To top all these issues off my work truck is a Z71 which implies "off road". This is the biggest kicker of it all because this truck is not built for work in the least bit. So if your tall and your looking for a truck, buy a FORD F-150 or a Toyota Tundra you cannot go wrong with either!!

[@Chubstr]

Thanks for the tip! Do you have any favorites? We'd love to know what's at the top of your list!

[@cooporlando]

This is helpful and surprising. The Sierra has the most headroom (43 in), but to your point, if it isn’t functional it’s not helpful. My Wrangler was the same, lots of headroom, but low traffic light visibility due to the roll bar.

[@baggedchallenger]

I'm 6'2 and 266lbs. I drive a Dodge Challenger. Front seats fits lovely! But the rears. NOPE. lol

[@sbc6297]

I am 6'6 & 330lbs, I drive a 2007 Nissan Armada. Plenty of space for yourself and the family c:

[@thisisacrummyname]

I think that this is a category that should have been done with an actual guy over 6’ & 300lbs getting in & out of the cars. I wish one of the car manufacturers would make a big & tall model. They could have a model that looks exactly the same as one of their normal best selling vehicles & ad 10% more interior room give or take a percentage or two, put larger seats in them, & beef up the suspension. They could call it an “XXL” model, or if it’s Elon musk he could call it the “Model XXX”. I also wish that tents, rafts, camping chairs, RV trailers, Motor homes, electric bikes,.. etc etc would also make a big & tall version. Have you ever seen the bathroom on a motor home?😂

[@O1dmanwalker]

I'm 6'4" 500+ I drive a 2011 dodge durango super roomy

[@kennynevalackin1701]

Damnnnnnnnnnn😭you big ash boi

[@Manman2Advanced]

@@kennynevalackin1701 🤣🤣

[@banksnicholson6754]

6’7” anyone know a good car for preferably not too much

[@siritt15]

Minivans. Sienna specially.

[@youarerightboss]

Toyota Sequoia TRD Pro simply the best

[@2005frankrivas]

I’m 6’ 300 pounds I think Toyota Tundra is ok

[@kevinp7519]

Challenger and Charger

[@eugene44569]

I'm 5'5 and 150 pounds why am I watching this

[@TomBTerrific]

Something to do with intelligence or your a gluten for punishment

[@MarvinLikoPuha]

Maybe interested in how others different from you feel about car shopping? Right on!

[@jenniferludwig2487]

Yes Tall 👍

[@ZekeyTv]

So the Chrysler 300 is small?

[@Chubstr]

Hi! The Chrysler 300 is on par with the Chevy Impala when it comes to passenger volume, but it's not as roomy as the Kia Optima. Hope that helps!

[@PurpleSwan]

Yep.

[@ZekeyTv]

@@PurpleSwan thats annoying

[@andycomella1726]

what you guys think about the ford expedition ?

[@Chubstr]

Hey Andy! I've personally found the Expedition to be pretty roomy. You'll get about 62 inches of hip room in the 2019 model. Definitely worth testing out to get a better idea.

[@andycomella1726]

@@Chubstr what about the older models though cant afford new ??

[@Chubstr]

@@andycomella1726 I'd take one for a test drive and see what you think. They were made to be more roomy, so if you find one you like, you should try it out! -Bruce

[@truckernation7886]

The newest generation Silverado looks smaller than the previous gen.

[@Chubstr]

I'm not sure how this one compared to the last generation, but I found it to be extra roomy.

[@SHUB281]

It is. I've had a '07, '09, and '12. They definitely got smaller on the inside

[@stevenswinton6090]

Maxima and fusion to small impala to small

[@leeow3n]

modern vehicles are not spacious, even your Silverado is much less spacious than the classics.

[@brandyrobinson2822]

Ford flex kia optima audie Chevy impala

[@TallGuy1970]

OK, so you covered big. But video was supposed to be for big and tall?

[@CallardAndBowser]

The absolute, and only vehicle that large people can fit and drive comfortably in is a Chrysler Town & Country Minivan or the Dodge Caravan. The reason this is so, is because Chrysler made the vehicle big and boxy with tall roofs, the vehicle is wide and the seats are wide too. I went a step further and had the dealership remove the center floor console under the dash and remove the map pocket from the driver side door for even more spacious leg room. I also slide the center console between the seats all the way back so my legs can splay out to the side without interference. There are no SUV's or Trucks that I can fit comfortably in like I can my minivan. Fifteen years ago GM was still making Silverados big and boxy with plenty of room, you could get a a 60/40 split bench seat for lots of side leg room. But not anymore. Keep an eye out on the new Canoo electric minivan ! It looks to be very big and boxy with lots of side to side and height room. 🤓

[@Mr0Rob1377]

Marissa fasho bae material

[@scottiesmalls3480]

Facts

[@leeow3n]

notice how you barely fit in the seat, it's not a jab at you, modern vehicles are terrible.

[@weatherphobia]

Is it even possible to find/buy an SUV

[@joemores6196]

Toyota Tacoma good for a fat guy?

[@KM-xn5kj]

came for the thumbnail said for the girl lol.. i'm a simple man I don't ask for much

[@PurpleSwan]

Baloney! The list of recommended vehicles is hog wash. Leg room, head room and "girth" room are misleading because the doorways are very, very important, too, but never addressed. None of these vehicles or SUVs have doorways large enough to accommodate a TALL person of at least 6'4". I know because I have tried all of these cars and I had to almost fold myself up to "squeeze" into them (excluding the Silverado and other large trucks). All of those cars and SUVs listed in this video were not made for tall people. They were made for small people. It is as if manufacturers do not know tall people even exist. You really can't depend on short people making a video about the best vehicles for tall people and they should be ashamed to even try.

[@SHUB281]

Engineers have a Napoleon complex and hate us tall people. Lol

[@anthonyg7933]

Ugh.....Optima and Impala are no longer made so your only choice would be used there. Audi A8 and Land Cruiser are up around 80k..hello?? And if you want junk, don't waste 50k on a Lincoln, spend 20k less and get a Ford Edge, same thing...either one though you'll lose your tranny before 70k miles......awful video....so sad...

[@JessAMidwestMess]

Soooo what are your suggestions??? The ones you gave you then said had other major flaws...

[@kahlzun]

That Ute is hideous

[@mrtyrone1107]

The 1st question kinda threw me for a loop. Had to rewind the video to make sure I heard it correctly. Ok carry on, no hate here

[@albatross8]

Try finding a pickup truck without the useless center console as you will have more room & will be safe. Do not get a compact car to save money on gas; you will be miserable & see a cheapskate everyday in the mirror!! 🎉

[@disYtWaCTHer]

I’m 6’8 and I couldn’t fit in a impala 😂😂😂😂

[@matthewlaurino8526]

Leg room or width?

[@disYtWaCTHer]

Matthew Laurino leg

[@matthewlaurino8526]

Lenylando damn What car would you recommend then?

[@disYtWaCTHer]

Matthew Laurino mostly coupes tbh I’ve tested out an Audi s5 and I believe that’s what I’m going with but I’m going to try an Lexus GS350 or a Genesis before I make that purchase

[@disYtWaCTHer]

I keep try cars cause I don’t really want a truck or suv

[@Bryan921SS1]

Can't stand people who can't say Audi correctly...I assume you can't say Porsche correctly either. Good thing this isn't a car video...oh wait.

[@comradebismarck]

All fat piggies maybe instead of paying for an expensive car pay for gym and a healthy diet! I have no problem of fitting in any car! Simply because I am slim and healthy!

[@kaiya691]

this video is also for tall people