Mazda CX-7 Interior Room
I am giving the CX-7 (Grand Touring) some serious consideration, but with a moonroof installed, I need about 3/4 inch or so more headroom to keep my head from not hitting the left edge of the moonroof opening when the liner is pushed back.
Of course, getting a CX-7 GT without a moonroof takes away all sorts of option possibilities.
What other vehicles besides the CX-7 would give you all of the following?
1. Good headroom
2. AWD/ABS/stability control
3. Averaging 20+ mpg (or at least close)
4. Decent legroom
5. Some style and luxury
Any vehicle out there meeting the above requirements? (Cost is not that much of a deterrent, "within reason".)
Bud H
Of course, getting a CX-7 GT without a moonroof takes away all sorts of option possibilities.
What other vehicles besides the CX-7 would give you all of the following?
1. Good headroom
2. AWD/ABS/stability control
3. Averaging 20+ mpg (or at least close)
4. Decent legroom
5. Some style and luxury
Any vehicle out there meeting the above requirements? (Cost is not that much of a deterrent, "within reason".)
Bud H
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Vince.
If the left side of the moonroof opening wasn't directly above the driver's head, but instead was just a few inches to the left, it would make a big difference. (That is how my 2002 Highlander is set up with a moonroof - otherwise it might have been a problem in that vehicle.)
I'm used to sitting fairly upright which compounds the issue. Perhaps rotation of the seat for more thigh support would also help the headroom issue......
I too have at least an inch to spare from the top of my balding pate to the lining of the moonroof. :shades:
That is about how much headroom I have in my Toyota Matrix - which was special ordered WITHOUT a moonroof.
Bud H