I've had the car for 14 months. I still have a problem with my lower back when I drive for over an hour or so.

I think somebody should come up with a cushion that would support the lumbar region.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Ludedude
[B]Actually, I've found the seats in the S to be among the most comfortable I've ever sat in, even with a complete lack of adjustability for the lumbar area etc.

 

All of my back pain went away when I started exercising and stretching it more. Your abs also help support your back.

 

I'm 6'4" so I have to put the seat as far back as possible. Rather than back aches, the very firm seat hurts my backside after an hour or so. If only Honda had given the seat 2 more inches to slide.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Ludedude
[B]Actually, I've found the seats in the S to be among the most comfortable I've ever sat in, even with a complete lack of adjustability for the lumbar area etc.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Siva
[B]used to several months ago.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Ludedude
[B]Actually, I've found the seats in the S to be among the most comfortable I've ever sat in, even with a complete lack of adjustability for the lumbar area etc.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Ludedude
[B]Actually, I've found the seats in the S to be among the most comfortable I've ever sat in, even with a complete lack of adjustability for the lumbar area etc.

 

I remember when I first got my s2000, my back would hurt a lot after driving for an extended period of time, but after awhile I guess the seat broke in or conformed to me. Now I think the seats are really comfortable even when driving on longer trips.

 

Just got back from an hour drive. Well...all i can say is that the seats haven't broken in yet. (Trying to keep my back straight)