What suvs/cars are available for bad backs? - General Discussion
Jun 27, 2012 · Let me explain my problem first a little. I’m 20 and underwent multiple lumbar punctures (spinal taps), which resulted in permanent damage in my lower back and frequent sciatica. I drive a 1999 Ford Taurus, and the its chairs were okay at first but are now disastrous after driving for more than half-an-hour (something I have to do quite frequently). I’m trying to …
Best cars for a person with a bad back - Car Talk Community
Jun 12, 2018 · I just purchased a 2017 Camry LE with under 2400 miles from CarMax. As soon as I started driving it, I noticed how the seats weren’t supporting my back and started to have back pain. This is after owning a Camry LE for 15 years that never gave me any problems. My question is, does anyone have advice for what cars offer the best seating and lumbar support for people …
Good cars for bad backs - General Discussion - Car Talk Community
Nov 24, 2008 · Volvo and Mercedes rated very high, US-built low end cars fared very bad for lack of good lumbar support. The best bench seats they could fine was in, beieve it or not in a Mercedes garbage truck! Worts seats I ever had were in a 1957 Plymouth and 1971 Mercury Comet. Best seats in a 1976 Ford Granada and a 1988 Olds 88.
Best car for lower back problems? - Car Talk Community
Jan 10, 2009 · Also, the very low position of the Accord’s seats–relative to the floor–results in a “legs out” seating position, which is very bad for the lower back. When driving my '92 Accord, I typically experienced lower back pain and sciatic pain radiating into my right leg if I drove for more than 30 minutes.
Best Vehicle for Elderly/Limited Mobility Drivers - Edmunds
Most sedans are too low to the ground and most SUV's too high. PT Cruiser, Toyota ECHO, Toyota Prius are 3 sedans with excellent height and wide opening doors for "less-agile" people. The RAV-4, CR-V, and some other "Cross-Over" vehicles are next best while most minivans are also a viable choice.
Compact SUV with best suspension - Car Talk Community
Jun 12, 2023 · Hi, I have a 2015 corolla. Around 70K miles on the corolla LE. The roads where I live are bad and bumpy. The ride has become very un-comfortable for me and family. I am looking to buy a new car for my family which has good ride quality and suspension. My budget is 35K. Right now, looking for a new car. These are my options. Toyota RAV 4 Hundai Tuscon Mazda …
Cars for sore hips, legs that don't bend... what to buy
Jun 25, 2010 · Regarding the eheelchair, I have a suggestion. When my mom was in her later years and wheelchair-bound I used to take her on trips every weekend. I have a bad back and was having difficuly loading and unloading her regular “lightweight” chair. I solved the problem by getting a 100% aluminum chair, much, much lighter. Much easier to load and ...
Ergonomic Seats - General Discussion - Car Talk Community
Sep 17, 2011 · My spouse and I are Baby Boomers, with various medical conditions related to back problems (broken ribs, lumbar vertebrae damage, slipped disks, etc.) developed over the years. We are planning to purchase a new vehicle in 2012. What vehicles would you consider as having the best designed, ergonomically most comfortable and supportive front driver and …
Best midsize SUV for rough dirt roads? - Edmunds
I'm in the market to buy/lease my wife a new SUV. She's had a Kia Sorento for the past 5 years and it's been great. We picked it mostly because it had a beefier suspension than most and that's important because we live in the mountains down some rough dirt roads.
Best Used Compact SUV? — Car Forums at Edmunds.com
My major must-haves are AWD or 4WD and reliability. I'm a young traveling nurse and also attending school part time to further my degree, so my normal commute per day would be around 60-70 miles give or take. I need to be able to get to my clients homes when it snows or we have bad weather (eastern pennsylvannia!).