[sg13]

Originally Posted by JABCAT

I'm not oblivious to the use of plastics in the interior, I just don't scuff them. Unless your daughter is taller than 5'9", I'm sure she has plenty of room back there. Guess you can keep whining about these non-issues, take steps to fix your complaints, or sell the car.

M2 does NOT have a decent leg room for anybody more than 5'6". Of course you can justify this by saying it here OR to your kids "See you have plenty of room, you are comfortable, right" to feel good but they are not.

We all know this, you too.

[Squidget]

Shrug. I've put 5'10 people in the back, the leg room is cramped, but it's the headroom that's the real problem. In any case, I'd never suggest putting adults back there, kinda inhumane.

But TBH I don't know why people would expect otherwise for a 2D coupe. I don't see the logic in downvoting a sports coupe because it's a bad people hauler. Many coupes don't even have rear seats.

[OldButSmooth]

The leg room in the rear of the G87 is somewhat limited and best be used for occasionally transporting adult passengers over shorter distances. Having said that, in comparison to any recent 911 the G87 is luxurious for rear seat passengers. If you need to take adult passengers regularly and you care about their comfort neither a G87 or 992.2 will meet those needs.

[JMcLellan]

When I test drove a G87 I sat in the rear drivers side seat. When I locked the front seat back in place, the seat went all the way back to the farthest setting (where it was prior to me pulling the seat forward and climbing in). There I was, all 6ft, 200 lbs of me with my neck bent to the side to avoid the roof and my knees jammed into the front seat. Then I thought: "who cares, I am never riding back here!"