What is the most comfy car that's affordable?

>>14272762
an old Lexus LS

Lincoln Town Car.

Panther platform with leather
Buick Regal FWD W-body models
LS400

>>14272762
cadillacs from the 90's like seville STS, Eldorado, Deville, Brougham. Seville and Eldo will definetly have headgasket problems so other 3 cars are great choice.

>>14272765
this

feels too comfy for me... its like riding on a cloud.

For this reason I can't drive any lexus for more than 2 hours, otherwise i start nodding off at the wheel

>>14272762
Couch with wheels attachewd to it.

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Pic related deserves consideration here in bongland. The diesels are certified reliable, you can pick one up for about £800 and it'll be fairly economical to boot.

Buuuuuuuut, it still has to go to >>14272765. Partly because the Lexus is just a couple of classes above the Rover generally, and partly because a 75 diesel just won't have the power for really effortless motorway cruising. Petrol v8 in the Lexus would push running costs up a fair bit out here, but not so much as to be outside the reach of the vast majority of people.

Ls400 first generation are fucking glorious

>>14272765
nope nope nope. Not saying they are horrible, but there are far better cars.

>>14272762
Any cadillac from the early/mid 90's. The lincoln mark 7.

>>14272941
>but there are far better cars than Lexus

>90's Cadillac
>90's Lincoln

555-COME-ON-NOW

>>14272762

>Comfort
>American

Pick one. American cars just aren't comfy. Unless you think lying in a bath tube full of water that's on the back of a trailer and being driven around is comfy.

Buy an old S Class and be done with it.

>>14272986
A bath tube? So it's enclosed so the water doesn't spill out?

If it's properly secured so it won't roll around, and if the truck rides well, that actually does sound very comfy.

>>14272986
People who talk about american cars and think they are good never drove an german car like mercedes, audi or bmw. I dont get why amerifats allways try to defent there cars. If you compare them they cant compete in any way.

>>14272954
OP said COMFY, not reliable fag lord.

>>14273009
You ever see that episode of the Simpson where Homer and someone else decide do to one of those tranquil bath experiences. And the Tub he is is on taken away and gets carted around the city getting battered and bruised. And then at the end said the experience was fantastic.

That is exactly what people who buy American cars for comfort are doing.

>>14272986
>>14273035
>My plastic, LED-coated 3 series is so much more comfortable and luxurious

Our cars sell for reasons beyond a fucking badge

>>14273098
Confirmed for never driven in the back seat of an american land-yacht

>>14273102
What like because they have XXXL sized cup holders? And are the only cars with seats wide enough for Amerifat asses?

>>14273103
Many of times. And while I admit a 63 Cadillac De Ville I was had the pleasure of driving and riding in was nice. It wasn't comfy. None of them were by the same standard European cars or Japanese cars are. I'd imagine they're ok if your entire journey is alone one poker straight immaculately well maintained road. Then nope.

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>>14272762
What is affordable?
If you want comfort and dynamic then saab is a good choice. Seats are really comfortable and interior is driver oriented. And it has more than 200hp.

>>14273157
>yuropean cars more comfy than merican land yachts

cause they never fucking work which means you get to chill at home all day

>calling americans fat

LOL XD ur so clever

>6'0"
>155 lbs
>american from southern state

fite me irl euro scrub

>>14273256
>I don't have an argument against that so I'll just call you shit.

Also how can you even say European cars aren't comfy at all? When American cars can only dream of every been as comfortable as a Rolls or a Bentley.

>>14273306
When did I say they weren't comfy at all?
I commented that they are unreliable.
>inb4 that is irrelevant
I know it is, I was being a douchebag on purpose.

I just feel that the BMWs/Mercedes I've ridden in were nothing special compared to the classic American luxury sedans that I've also experienced. I will concede though that Rolls Royce are comfy. Can't comment on Bentleys as I have no experience with them.

>>14273361

High end Mercs like the S Class, and the BMW 7 Series in my opinion are far better than their American counterparts. The Jag XJ is probably the most comfy car I've ever been in, in that class.

The American cars I've driven and been ridden in just are too wallowy. Maybe American and Europeans have different ideas of comfy.

>>14272762
define affordable poorfag

>>14273374
id call ya a stupid faggot but youre already eurpoean

>>14273483

>Calling someone else stupid.
>While butchering basic spelling and grammar.

Stay comfy America.

>>14273374
It's a very subjective topic after all.

Summary: We disagree

>>14272762
OP, just drop like 5k on an old Lincoln from the 70s or 80s.

You might even be able to afford an occasional biscuit or something while gas prices are low.

>>14273386
The guy will pay me to take it away. That kind of affordable.

the glory days of comfy cars days are over.
>gas almost hitting $5/gal
>cash for clunkers

>>14273567

>gas almost hitting $5/gal

lol wot

It's $1.57 where I'm at.

When you factor inflation, gas is as cheap as it's ever been.

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Renault 25. Preferably Baccara V6. Comfyness will be reduced only if it is automatic as working on malfunctioning 80's longitudinal Renault automatic gearbox cramped under the car on your back on cold concrete floor is hugely uncomfy.

>>14273584
>cash for clunkers is going on in 2016

>>14272762
The old American landyachts are comfy. Source: I own a 89 Grand Marquis and it literally is a couch on wheels.

>>14272833
This
My friend had his grandpa's late 80s/early 90s town car. That thing was an absolute yacht, a living room on wheels. I miss that car

I had a 88 Chrysler 5th ave, was like driving a fucking lay-z-boy down the road

>>14272765
yup

>>14272762

GM B-body. Caprice / Roadmaster / Custom Cruiser.

>>14272913
>being very comfortable
>driving standard
pick one

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>>14272941

>>14273374
Jaguar XJ6/8 are by far the most comfortable, since you still feel connected to the road. They also handle the nicest, from '89 onward anyway.

>>14272833
In the last comfy thread I posted the check list of what I wanted in my future "handjobs on vacation" car. Pretty much dialed in to getting a mid 2000s town car. FUCK those things seem to drip class. Also because uber, it seems like the price is DROPPING on ones that are or soon will be out of uber range.

SO many 03-06 town cars for 3K or under. Probably looking to buy next summer. Can't wait to see these fall even lower.

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>>14275652
Close, but that's not a D-body Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham from 93-96.

>dat LT1
>dat digital display
>dat leather sofa in front and back
>dat vinyl top
>dat 121.5" wheel base

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My first car. Like driving a couch.

Banged many a girl in the back seat during HS.

>>14273618
Why do new car interiors not look like this? Did they sacrifice comfort for safety?

>>14275717
Well, buy one with an auto, then. There are more of them.

Personally I'm so used to manuals that changing gear is completely unconscious, and it's nice to be able to downshift on my own terms. Though I'd agree that the most comfy car possible would be an auto with optional paddles.

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No contest whatsoever.

>>14277413
because while it feels comfy at first, in time it will fuck your spine up and cause serious uncomfort

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1977 Eldorado. I could melt into the seats. Old Cadillac is king of comfort.

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Literally a couch. I still have it.

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Step aside plebs

>>14272765
>>14272880
>comfy
>cheap
>reliable
>V8
What's the catch?

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one of these if you can do your own work

>>14279414
not that guy, e38 guy here but the is none. You kinda look like an old man I guess but who cares you could argue these are all old people cars. Get a 7 series if you want to look like a pimp though

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Renault espace

>>14272762

Subaru outback

>Cheap
>AWD
>Smooth ride
>Heated leather seats

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>>14272857

pretty comfy, pic related