Cars for short women

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Updated: September 26, 2011

When you are a short person, you may have some problems with seeing over the dashboard of your car or with the limited sight range / leg length that should be taken into account by car manufacturers.

So, our colleagues from Carwoo have made a list of cars perfect to be driven by short women. The list includes three models, so pay attention to their suggestions:

Hyundai Elantra – is a car created by a Korean carmaker, so it’s the result of a better understanding of the necessities of a petite woman when it comes to cars, as Koreans are smaller in stature. So, the car features a rearview camera (which reveals all the blind spots), side mirrors with turn signal indicators – a way to make sure others see you, although you don’t always see them -, a telescoping steering wheel (which adjusts to your body), adjustable driver seat – for a perfect view on the road.

Porsche Cayman S – is sleekly small, with adjustable seats in every direction – which can be saved, so that whenever you unlock the vehicle, the car to automatically set the seats to your favorite and most comfortable positions. Well, these are not cheap options on a car.

Honda Fit – good price, wonderful style. It has plenty of storage space, a tilt and telescoping steering wheel and a second row Magic Seat.

So, what other car would you add to this list?

[Source: Carwoo, Photos, Intro Photo]

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