cleaned my interior glass this evening

[soldmystang]

as my dealers' detail man did not do such a bang up job.

and i came to a realization while sitting in the rear cargo area.

if my parents elected to purchase third row seats and then forced my ass to ride back there, i would be sure to place them in a home of similar spacious proportions the very first chance i got.

i am not sure my two dogs would find the area behind the second row seats adequate.

and i used to think the suburban was tight in the third row.

[lakai]

Originally Posted by soldmystang

as my dealers' detail man did not do such a bang up job.

and i came to a realization while sitting in the rear cargo area.

if my parents elected to purchase third row seats and then forced my ass to ride back there, i would be sure to place them in a home of similar spacious proportions the very first chance i got.

i am not sure my two dogs would find the area behind the second row seats adequate.

and i used to think the suburban was tight in the third row.

put them in the rear with the third row down. I can fit 4 dogs back there.. 3 large one toy size.

[y5choi]

lol its not that bad i mean come on.. The third row seats are actually much lower to the ground than the cargo area floor so it's really not that bad.

[swesson]

It's not bad as long as you are under 5 feet. BMW says 5'5", but anyone over 5' doesn't like it in the back.

[lakai]

Haha, I've never even opened them up before since I've bought my X5. Are those with 3rd row really being a busdriver in their X5 ?

[rh71]

Originally Posted by swesson

It's not bad as long as you are under 5 feet. BMW says 5'5", but anyone over 5' doesn't like it in the back.

Oh the possibilities...

At any rate, I got into the 3rd row of one in the BMW lot and I had a ton of trouble just flexing right to get in there past the 2nd row even semi-comfortably. What a disaster. I'm not huge or anything at 5'10"... definitely leave it for the kids.