What car would you suggest for me?

Da Rossa

I have a very serious problem related to cars: I'm rather tall: 1,89m, 120+kg. I have to drive with the legs folded, with the left knee in constant contact with the door, the right tibia stays in contact with the 'front-things-compartiment' (don't know the exact name in English, but some can use this as an ash tray). This is about my car, a Fiat Tempra SX, what is considered internally large.

The average cars in Brazil are tiny, I wonder how the taller people drive. Sometimes I have far places to go, this is disgusting. When I first drove (15 years old, Razz

) driving was fantastic. Now I'm 22. It is DIFFICULT to find internally-large cars here in Brazil. And the ads do not show the interior with details.

So, I'd like to know a globally-sold car, not necessarily CHEAP, but not a Ferrari or Lambo or Mercedes/BMW/Audi and derivatives, they are unaffordable. Or else tell me, if you had this problem, what non-expensive car would you buy? Thanks.

Sava

I would recommend the Volkwagen Passat. It has quite a lot of space in front and you can move the chairs back if you still don't have the room necesary.
These cars are considered the best here in Europe, at least by my friends and work colegues Smile

Da Rossa

HoboPelican

Da Rossa

I'm glad you understand, because few people do, including the assessories sellers!
Someday I considered buying a sportive wheel, that smaller ones, so I could get in and out without difficult of having legs pushing the original wheel. And I thought about a racing seat as well, but here in Brazil, there are not as much stores that sell as you see in the US and europe, so here we have an unfortunate culture that "the ones who buy them are those richie playboys and would buy much more than that, like nitrous, turbo, exhaust systems, tyres..." So they $mile when someone comes inside a store intending to buy sportive seats Sad