7-Speed Dry Clutch DSG Recall 35C1

[ill0gitech]

On getting in, the first thing was how low the seats are. On the seats, it is extremely painful for me getting out. As a result of a road accident, I have to manually swing my right leg out first, and the plastic around the seat height adjuster is not protected in any way. Very painful trying to slide over it.

My dad has similar issues with many cars because of his hips and knees. It's amazing how few cars are any good for him to get in and out of - as a driver, or a passenger.
Unfortunately he'd never be able to get "up into" your caddy.

[wai]

My dad has similar issues with many cars because of his hips and knees. It's amazing how few cars are any good for him to get in and out of - as a driver, or a passenger.
Unfortunately he'd never be able to get "up into" your caddy.

Well, I get my almost 93 year old mother into my Caddy. What I had to do was get a "step aerobics" step from some "sports shop" for $72 (ouch). It's only 150 to 200 mm high, but is just enough for her to first get on to it and then it's much easier for her to get in. The biggest problem for her is that the seat is much further in from the door than most other sedans, and so she cannot "sit back" into it.