hi welcome to the forum. i am regular build but have a bad back so i have to kinda twist slide in. because theses cars are so low compared to regular cars, plus i have a large friend who wouldn't have thought of driving a fiero , i encourged him, actually taught my slidy motion and he is 350 + and he fits in, rather snug but plenty of leg room, and now he loves to drive a fiero..
fiero eqaul opportunity car does not discriminate... .. good luck ..
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11:13 PM
J_Godspeed Junior Member
Posts: 8 From: Scranton, PA, USA Registered: Nov 2003
hi nnada one it is just a little snug gettting in and he uses the steering wheel up and seat back.. i wonder if modifing the seat rtack would make it go back further?..good luck ..
ps called him and he siad it was ok to say 5 feet 11 inches and size 56-58 waist! and he loves my fiero i dont mind him driving it "aint nothing he can hurt.. "
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I donno.... 300lbs is pushing the "fat guy in little car thing" pretty far.
Try driving a fiero around. If your all good in a Fiero... Well there ya go, drive a fiero! If you don't like it. You just might want to try out a different car.
Im just over 6 foot, if I was any taller I wouldn't feel comfertable in a Fiero. Would just feel too out of place.
hi it not the wieght but actually the way a person is built or say the volume he occupys that will determine if he can fit into the little car.. in winter when i gett all dressed up in thick coats and sweaters and scarfs, i even have a hard time getting in at times wieght is not a problem for the v6, its used in s 10 pickups and they haul a lot heavier stuff...
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11:56 PM
Nov 10th, 2003
ltlfrari Member
Posts: 5356 From: Wake Forest,NC,USA Registered: Jan 2002
I'm 6 ft 5 inch and 250 lbs. I have to sit in the car sideways then hook my right foot under the clutch so I can get eough room to straighten my leg so I can get my knee under the steering wheel. Once the right leg is in, turn body, pll in left leg and un hook right foot from behind clucth. Sounds worse than it is. I reckon a smaller steering wheel or one of those with a flattened bottom would help. Once I am in I have plenty of room (plenty being a relative term in a Fiero !!)