I used to have an 02 Elantra - lots of Hyundai specific info here:
http://www.elantraxd.com" target="_blank" target="_blank
If soft ride quality and easy in/out are what you are looking for (along with ample trunk/tuba space), I can personally vouch for the 1993-1996 Cadillac Fleetwood. Nothing else comes close, especially if you can live with 18-22 mpg.
lifting a car an inch or 2
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cjk
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Re: lifting a car an inch or 2
This might be dumb, but have you considered any ways to raise the driver's seat?
Are you short enough or is there enough headroom for you to sit on a pillow or mat or something?
Are you short enough or is there enough headroom for you to sit on a pillow or mat or something?
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Tubaryan12
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Re: lifting a car an inch or 2
There is enough head room, but I would have to fold in half to get in each time to clear the door opening which is not very tall. Taking my time getting in and out of it will have to do until I get rid of the 45 series tires.
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tofu
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Re: lifting a car an inch or 2
Ryan you want to get in with out bending over? I'm thinking it's time to trade-in for a vehicle that has been given a bit of lift and will get you to your next tuba gig on time!Tubaryan12 wrote:There is enough head room, but I would have to fold in half to get in each time to clear the door opening which is not very tall. Taking my time getting in and out of it will have to do until I get rid of the 45 series tires.
Even has the ability to drive over and crush annoying viola players cars.
