Most comfortable car or SUV

[Irongrip400]

With my back issues I may have to put my daily driver on the bench until I get better.  I was thinking of maybe renting a car for a few mnths or possibly buying something. I do not want something msall, as I am 6'4(6'3 now with the back  ) so it needs to be roomy.  I was thnking a Tahoe as I already own a few Chevy's and like the set up.  I would entertain a car if it was big enough to accoodate me and had a safe feeling to it.  Nothing too flashy, just looking for pure comfort.  Parker, thanks in advance for your input. 

[Virgil]

2 years ago I bought a 95 Chevy Caprice for 800 bucks, it drives like a waterbed, love it, steer with one finger, ac and radio work, can't kill it and dirt cheap..Caprice for the win

[IRON CROSS]

Buy Mercedes 6X6  

[Kwon3]

The Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk, without a shadow of a doubt. It's the softest, roomiest, most luxurious ride I've ever been inside of in a vehicle in production that has all the bells and whistles. But the price tag is in the low six figures, so it's absurdly expensive. The lower trims are more affordable and still great, plus the pride of riding in an American vehicle over a European or Japanese one is worth it for me. Over 700HP too, sweet to race.

[Skylge]

With back problems you need goods seats, made to be very adjustable and with good ergonomics and a healthy back in mind
Such seats usually are optional

In for instance Germany they have a AGR sign on them, Aktion Gesunde Rucken, there might be similar organisations that promote sound seat designs

[Skylge]

And forget about 19/20/21/22 inch wheels, beside from being expensive and easy to damage they usually ruin ride comfort

[Powerlift66]

Youre a large SOB, maybe a Munster car since you are Herman's size...

[Parker]

With my back issues I may have to put my daily driver on the bench until I get better.  I was thinking of maybe renting a car for a few mnths or possibly buying something. I do not want something msall, as I am 6'4(6'3 now with the back  ) so it needs to be roomy.  I was thnking a Tahoe as I already own a few Chevy's and like the set up.  I would entertain a car if it was big enough to accoodate me and had a safe feeling to it.  Nothing too flashy, just looking for pure comfort.  Parker, thanks in advance for your input. 

Look to the new Lincoln Navigator. And it’s seats!!! This is what Lincoln should have been all along. The American Land Yacht transformed into an SUV.

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[Grape Ape]

I have an Acura MDX that feels like you're driving a couch.

[oldtimer1]

No body in any review mentions the comfort of the seats. This might sound strange but the inexpensive Nissan Altima has nailed the right density of seat cushion. After an hour of driving my Chevy it becomes very uncomfortable.  The Nissan I would still feel good to go. I know many fat asses have a built in cushion. I don't. I'm lean.  Drove a new Cadillac XT5  recently in California. I was really impressed with the comfort.

[Parker]

No body in any review mentions the comfort of the seats. This might sound strange but the inexpensive Nissan Altima has nailed the right density of seat cushion. After an hour of driving my Chevy it becomes very uncomfortable.  The Nissan I would still feel good to go. I know many fat asses have a built in cushion. I don't. I'm lean.  Drove a new Cadillac XT5  recently in California. I was really impressed with the comfort.

That’s why I posted the Navigator vid. The Navigator, Aviator, Continental, Caddy Escalade, XT5, CT6, XTS, all have great seat cushion and comfort.

[HTexan]

Yup, same issue I have. Traded in mustang 5.0 for midsize suv recently.
1.)Skip the small or compact suvs/crossovers. Not comfortable.  
2.)If you want smooth ride, skip anything truck base. I.e Tahoe, 4Runner, wrangler unlimited  
3.)Go mid/full size suv/crossover.
4.) test drive a few.
5.)CarPlay will change your life, but not needed.

I have an Acura MDX that feels like you're driving a couch.

That is the same car I bought too lol

[Explorerspl]

And forget about 19/20/21/22 inch wheels, beside from being expensive and easy to damage they usually ruin ride comfort

How are they easy to damage? Modern cars come with them and have ample space to have a 20 inch wheel and have a full size tire on them.

Do you think they are jamming 20 inch wheels where they don't belong with a rubber band tire like the dindus of 1999?

I facepalm every time a car thread comes up on getbig,maybe 3 people know dick about cars. People watch too many YouTube experts and regurgitate shit now a days

[denarii]

F150 prerunner or Dodge prerunner

[HTexan]

F150 prerunner or Dodge prerunner

Ford has shit ton of electrical problems, and their blackberry based sync 3 system sucks ass.

[HTexan]

How are they easy to damage? Modern cars come with them and have ample space to have a 20 inch wheel and have a full size tire on them.

Do you think they are jamming 20 inch wheels where they don't belong with a rubber band tire like the dindus of 1999?

I facepalm every time a car thread comes up on getbig,maybe 3 people know dick about cars. People watch too many YouTube experts and regurgitate shit now a days

The only thing wrong with oem 20’s is they are heavy as fuck.

[_bruce_]

Youre a large SOB, maybe a Munster car since you are Herman's size...

Great choice but i think IG may to settle for something less luxurious...

[WalterWhite]

I have an Acura MDX that feels like you're driving a couch.

I never thought I could find a seat more comfortable then Acura and have owned a few (suv's and RL). Porsche 18 way is the only one I have found to be more comfy with my bad spine.  New RDX has a great seat too.

[HTexan]

I never thought I could find a seat more comfortable then Acura and have owned a few (suv's and RL). Porsche 18 way is the only one I have found to be more comfy with my bad spine.  New RDX has a great seat too.

Cayenne?

[Irongrip400]

Look to the new Lincoln Navigator. And it’s seats!!! This is what Lincoln should have been all along. The American Land Yacht transformed into an SUV.

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Looks bad ass, but I'm not trying tp spend 100k on a vehicle that's not a classic muscle car.  I'd spend 70k if those seats are as comfortable as they look.

I have an Acura MDX that feels like you're driving a couch.

Might look into this.

[Parker]

Looks bad ass, but I'm not trying tp spend 100k on a vehicle that's not a classic muscle car.  I'd spend 70k if those seats are as comfortable as they look.

Might look into this.

Lincoln Aviator, right up your alley then.

[Rambone]

2 years ago I bought a 95 Chevy Caprice for 800 bucks, it drives like a waterbed, love it, steer with one finger, ac and radio work, can't kill it and dirt cheap..Caprice for the win

[Zero2Hero]

I own a 750ix bimmer (2015). Honestly, even with 20" rims and RFT it rides incredibly smooth. Comfort seats of course, massage option adds to it also. Not a suv, you sit lower, but again, it is amazingly comfortable to drive, you feel rested after a long trip, rather than tired.
 Quite expensive to maintain, but if money is not an issue, I would look into a limo class first.

[calfzilla]

That’s why I posted the Navigator vid. The Navigator, Aviator, Continental, Caddy Escalade, XT5, CT6, XTS, all have great seat cushion and comfort.

I agree Cadillac is the most comfortable seat I’ve ever sat in. OP should look into Cadillac it seat comfort is his priority.

[ksa_triceps]

The Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk, without a shadow of a doubt. It's the softest, roomiest, most luxurious ride I've ever been inside of in a vehicle in production that has all the bells and whistles. But the price tag is in the low six figures, so it's absurdly expensive. The lower trims are more affordable and still great, plus the pride of riding in an American vehicle over a European or Japanese one is worth it for me. Over 700HP too, sweet to race.

Terrible advice. SRT=line Jeeps are notorious for their harsh sporty ride.

I personally thought that the most comfortable were:

Merc S- class (even base models)
Genisis G80 as a more affordable option.

Lexus SUV's, especially the LX.