I'm 6'2", and definitely had the seats as low as they could go - I absolutely could not have driven that car with the tops on, skull would smash into the roof on every bump - plus I have a kind of phobia about headroom, if it's less than 2" I feel cramped. BTW, absolute height isn't the issue for fitting into cars - it's how long your torso is compared to legs, so apparently we're built differently, you have longer legs/shorter torso and were able to fit. I recall sitting in that ZX thinking "nobody taller that 5''9" could possibly fit into this car, it's designed for Japanese people, not 'mericans!". Just as well I can't afford an NSX - that's a car designed for the track, and just cruising around would leave 90% of the car's potential unused. Sorta reminds me of those new Hemi engines like the one in the Hellcat - who the hell needs 800+ HP and 700 ft-lbs of torque to drive on the street?!? Most (avg.) people would wreck one of those cars the first week they owned it - that's an insane amount a power, traction control or not - plus it would probably cost 10 grand a year to insure it.
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