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kraiye
04-07-2006, 10:52 AM
hey tegars... just curious, whats the headroom and legroom like in the back of the dc5?
back when i was honda shopping i was tossing up between dc2 or eg.
i sat in the back of the dc2 (passenger space is a must for me) and thought yeah this is ok. when i was looking around the car i realised the hatch was up and my head was actually sticking out of the car :(
i closed the hatch and nearly broke my neck. i forgot to check the legroom cause straight away i thought 'well this can f* off'.
i ended up with an ek anyway and have always been surprised when my mates say 'dun worry bout your seat mate, i got plenty of room'.
so yeah... dc5... what r they like in the back?
cheers
Q_ball
04-07-2006, 10:56 AM
in the back? lol hmmz....a lot roomier than the dc2's however id still hesitate to make a person over 6 foot sit in the back.
Mattski_VTIR
04-07-2006, 11:08 AM
The DC5 suffers from the same problems as a DC2 in the back. Although the DC5 appears to have a higher roof line, room in the back is crippled by the low slopping hatch. Anyone in the 6 foot + mark will not enjoy a long drive in the back :P
kraiye
04-07-2006, 11:10 AM
bummer
thanks guys :)
jdmlvn
04-07-2006, 11:17 AM
hey.
are u seriously gonna sit i the back when its your own car?
my brother owns a 02 dc5r.
im 178cm tall and when i sit in the back my head touches the top.
hope this helps.
j0nbubz
04-07-2006, 01:24 PM
when I sat in the back of my DC5 (i let my friend drive + his gf at the front), I hit my head on the top (im 183cm).
Leg room behind passenger side is quite roomy (leg room on passenger front seat is huge.. so move forward!)
basically. if you want to be comfortable behind the driver side (assuming driver is average height), yup.. not really going to happen
kraiye
05-07-2006, 09:10 AM
i'm about 185cm and most of my mates (and couple of their g/f's) are similar height. i often have passengers so decent room in the back is a must for me. sounds like tegs are pretty much ruled out (unless i win lotto and can afford 2 cars :D )
1900-hustler
05-07-2006, 11:47 AM
couple of my friends have dc2rs and dc5rs and id say the rear leg and head room is not as bad as i thought.. well not compared to other 2 drs..
im 178cm or so and i barely clear the rear winshield
leg room is okay if u make the front passangers move abit forward.. then sit in the back and spread ur legs lol..
m3ntAL_l2
07-07-2006, 07:06 PM
i sat in teh back of my dc4 other day, and relised it had a sunroof for the back seaters.:p
timofytit
07-07-2006, 07:09 PM
hey tegars... just curious, whats the headroom and legroom like in the back of the dc5?
back when i was honda shopping i was tossing up between dc2 or eg.
i sat in the back of the dc2 (passenger space is a must for me) and thought yeah this is ok. when i was looking around the car i realised the hatch was up and my head was actually sticking out of the car :(
i closed the hatch and nearly broke my neck. i forgot to check the legroom cause straight away i thought 'well this can f* off'.
i ended up with an ek anyway and have always been surprised when my mates say 'dun worry bout your seat mate, i got plenty of room'.
so yeah... dc5... what r they like in the back?
cheers
Its a road going track car, not a passenger car, but there is plenty of leg and head room in the front.
45SET
07-07-2006, 07:55 PM
front = AWESOME
back... everyone one that has gotten in the back of my car has complained about a headach after getting out.... this may be due to the noise the car makes at V-tec..... or there head hitting the C-Piller all the time..... there is space... but not alot... lets just say its better then my mums "4 seater" Alfa GTV
timofytit
07-07-2006, 09:27 PM
i'm 6ft, and i'm sure the seat is about 1/3 from the rear stops on the front seats. I have long legs and long arms. On the other hand, if you need more head room, i think hondas most roomiest for headroom is the s2000. You can put your passengers in the boot.
NeoNode
07-07-2006, 09:30 PM
I'm 6'7 and the DC5 JUST fit me in the back, with some small adjustment to the front seat though. :p
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