I should hope so. The current Mondeo is huge.

>> Not been in a Superb, but the Mondeo is truly amazing for rear seat legroom.

I have, I tend to fly to Prague regularly and the airport taxi is usually a Superb. They are absolutely cavernous in the back, considerably more room than a Mondeo and well into limousine levels of accomodation.

Only drawback I've found is that the ones with the panoramic roof fitted are rather short on headroom.

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The new ford focus hatchback is appauling, only 66 cm! Vauxhall Insignia hatchback and the Audi A4 saloon are both only 71cm.

The BMW 5 series saloon only 72cm.

The Citroen C5 saloon is 74cm, the Land Rover freelander only 69cm.

Peugeot 3008 mpv is only 69cm, the 5008 mpv is is also only 69cm.

And im not sure if this is right, by whatcar reckons the Perodua Myvi has 90cm!

Is the stated rear legroom with drivers seat fully push backed and at its lowest position or does it assume that the drivers seat is somewhere in the middle?

Edited by ripjean on 20/11/2012 at 13:36

Legroom is one thing but in a tall car with a high seating position you can get away with less legroom since you do not need to stretch out as far. We had a Mondeo which was huge but our current Kia Ceed SW is just as comfortable to ride in since you sit with your legs in a much more upright position. It does not look anywhere near as good on paper but in the real world it is just as spacious.