sleeping in the 86/ scion frs

[Teseo]

I heard you can drop the back seats and sleep on the trunk with legs stretched

[Packofcrows]

BAD for sleep. Ok for naps.

I'd say 5/10 for sleep [i'm 5'8 218lb]. For naps 7/10.

This is comparing to a Rav4 [9/10] and a 2015 Corolla [8/10].

[CBRZY]

Originally Posted by Packofcrows

BAD for sleep. Ok for naps.

I'd say 5/10 for sleep [i'm 5'8 218lb]. For naps 7/10.

This is comparing to a Rav4 [9/10] and a 2015 Corolla [8/10].

If you got the right setup, sleep is 10/10 in the BRZ/FRS. I have slept in my BRZ for several months now.

I'm 6'0 190lbs, and I can fit myself in the trunk just fine if I fill in the foot gap with boxes and 2 pillows.

Obviously most people aren't going to have a padded mat and several pillows, so this point is moot unless people have actually tried using the car as a primary mode of sleep.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by CBRZY

If you got the right setup, sleep is 10/10 in the BRZ/FRS. I have slept in my BRZ for several months now.

I'm 6'0 190lbs, and I can fit myself in the trunk just fine if I fill in the foot gap with boxes and 2 pillows.

Obviously most people aren't going to have a padded mat and several pillows, so this point is moot unless people have actually tried using the car as a primary mode of sleep.

I meant to ask you the other day, why don't you just set up a cot in your workplace .....??


humfrz

[Impureclient]

Three pages about sleeping in the 86 and not one comment about sleeping WITH the 86!
I am shocked that it has gone this long without anything being posted like this:

Everybody is slipping, so there it is. I had to do it.

[choiboie]

Went on a camping trip. Ended up sleeping 5 hrs in the frs one night. Woke up with no back pain. Much better than sleep bags inside a tent

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