Really shaped like a bench - upright with very little contours.

While I do realise that coupes are bought by drivers to be driven, I still need to carry four in relative comfort. Would you put yourself back there?

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...the back seat of the 335Ci is actually pretty comfortable and while not as easy to access as a sedan (obviously), it's not that bad either. Not a whole lot of leg room, but it's decent and the seats themselves are quite nice.

It is actually set up to be a 2+2, with a console between the two outboard seats, so there's nobody sitting on the "bump" in the middle.

As I've noted earlier, though, the interior of the A5 looks a whole lot better, and I'm betting those seats aren't bad to spend a little time in either. Of course, I plan to be the one driving! Ha!

Cheers,

Maybe the seats are pushed all the way back....or maybe not.
Either way, I was disappointed to see this.

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But then if you really need to put people in the back, this may not be the car for you. I've had someone in the backseat only about 4 times in the last year.

The Coupe has a decent angle, but not much room. In the cabrio however, they have to make the seat backs more vertical due to hood storage requirements.

It's horrible to sit back there as you feel that you're being pushed forward all the time.

I sat back there, I'm a large dude, and was relatively comfortable.

Could it be that the camera was not held straight, making the back rest look more vertical than it is.