>teaching my wife how to drive >she is 5'0" >raises

Buy her a crotch rocket.

>>16489061
booster seat

>>16489066

lol

but seriously, what has the best visibility? A SUV?

>>16489061
My mom is 5'1" and has none of these problems

I guess except the seat adjustment. Always a pain driving her car.

>>16489083

What is her car?

No one is going to save you. People like her shouldn't been driving a car if they are so incompetent.

Tell her the truth and fuck off.

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>>16489061
>marrying a womanlet

http://www.themodestman.com/best-cars-for-short-people/

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>>16489061
>teaching my wife how to drive
>>she is 5'0"

STOP PUTTING HER IN A Ford F650 Truck.

She can drive just fine in a smaller car. If you insist on putting short people in huge cars, of course there will be visibility problems.

>>16489083
>mum is 5'2 and drives a Fiat
>I'm 6'0 and drive a hideously unreliable MG
>frequently spend more time adjusting the seat than I do driving my own car

>>16489323

We have a cmax

>>16489403
>driving a cuckvan

>>16489061
>last summer
>teaching wife to drive
>she is 5'1
>I am 5' 9
>Buy her brand new Jeep Renegade
>she loves it
>proceed with teaching and eventually give up and send her ass to driving school
>everytime she drives she pulls the steering wheel up and seat all the way up to the wheel.

>>16489278
That article has shit all actually describing how those cars are better than competitive models. Shortys are at risk most by modern cars. Wide A pillars, blind spots from shit placed mirrors, blind spots from modern cars having wide hips and C pillars, and the ever rising beltlines.

Learn in an older car you can actually see out of, an old small SUV like a TJ or earlier Jeep or Suzuki Samurai and the like. Old subcompacts are also good, preferably hatches so you get a wide view out of the back.