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Old 05-09-2012, 08:50 AM #11
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I think it depends on the car too. My old Chevy pickup with bench seats is great. Our 2009 jeep patriot with bucket seats is OK. Actually, it's better than most newer cars I've sat in, but bucket seats just aren't comfortable for me. Many have flared me up.
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