sleeping in the S
#6
A few times - once on a 24 hour drive from the coast that was only supposed to take 16/17 hours... Once with the engine running and the door open until security woke me up asking if "I meant to do that" (no I wasn't inebriated)... Once when I was so sick that I had to think about every action before doing it, just to determine if I actually had enough energy to complete it... Once for the hell of it because it was early, cold, and pouring rain, and the S was so warm an comfortable... Plus a couple times at work when my shift ended and I knew I would be back on in a couplafew hours and sleeping in the S actually afforded more down down than driving home and back...
Each time it was worth it. All I can say is, throw you shoes on the passenger side, put your feet under the pedals for maximum leg room, and crack the windows if it's humit to avoid waking up in a sauna... oh, and passing out with the engine running will burn about 1/2 a tank over the course of 5 hours
Each time it was worth it. All I can say is, throw you shoes on the passenger side, put your feet under the pedals for maximum leg room, and crack the windows if it's humit to avoid waking up in a sauna... oh, and passing out with the engine running will burn about 1/2 a tank over the course of 5 hours
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#9
I used to do it almost daily at work for 25 minutes at a time (i'd set my alarm) in the middle of the day. I also have a Recaro SPG fixed bucket seat in the driver's seat, which I find more comfortable than the passenger seat both for normally sitting in and sleeping in.
But, like the other guy said, I don't think I could sleep in the car for longer than 40 minutes or so. This was mainly for power naps.
But, like the other guy said, I don't think I could sleep in the car for longer than 40 minutes or so. This was mainly for power naps.