Adult siting in 2nd row

[desiboi]

is the 2nd row able to seat 3 adults comfortably? I will regularly have 3 adults seating in the 2nd row in my MYLR 5 seater. 200lb adult about 5 feet 7 in tall.

 

[qdeathstar]

I don’t know about three adults. Two certainly. 3 would be ok for short journeys less than a half hour but not ideal.

 

[jpfive]

is the 2nd row able to seat 3 adults comfortably? I will regularly have 3 adults seating in the 2nd row in my MYLR 5 seater. 200lb adult about 5 feet 7 in tall.

Short to moderate commute, as in a car pool situation...no problem. Longer than that, take turns in the middle.

 

[angus[Y]oung]

I finally sat in the back seat of our 5-seater MY a couple of weeks ago while parked waiting for the next ferry sailing and killing time. (I'm always either the driver or front passenger while my partner drives, but her young-adult son sits in the back when he's with us.) I was actually quite shocked at how firm the bottom is. I didn't find it terribly comfortable. I sat back there for about 20 mins or so then went for a stroll instead. I don't think I'd want to sit back there very long, and that wasn't even in the middle seat.

 

[Madsen203]

I finally sat in the back seat of our 5-seater MY a couple of weeks ago while parked waiting for the next ferry sailing and killing time. (I'm always either the driver or front passenger while my partner drives, but her young-adult son sits in the back when he's with us.) I was actually quite shocked at how firm the bottom is. I didn't find it terribly comfortable. I sat back there for about 20 mins or so then went for a stroll instead. I don't think I'd want to sit back there very long, and that wasn't even in the middle seat.

Driver side is likely more comfortable based on the frame design. The seat base is wider (not easily discernible in this picture) than the passenger side. Likely would feel more comfortable.