I love it when a car has seats that can be adjusted to suit every height, leg length, torso length, width, etc. Feels so luxurious sitting in a driver seat that feels tailor made for you. Just look at how many different ways you can adjust our 2009 Infiniti FX50's driver seat! If you can't find a comfortable position here then you probably won't find one anywhere. And thanks to the Sport package we also get power bolster adjustment and thigh support (for both driver and passenger). Of course since I'm more apt to use the FX50 in rush-hour traffic than for some canyon carving, the only action those power buttons see is when I'm bored sitting at a red light playing “Just how snug can I get it?” Caroline Pardilla, Deputy Managing Editor @ 17,522 miles

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2009 Infiniti FX50: Custom Seating

I love our 2009 Ford Flex's wide, cushy captain's chairs. At least for the first 20 miles. At that point, the luxury of driving from my couch mysteriously changes to

I only make this comparison because I happened to drive our long-term Audi A4 Avant on back-to-back days on the exact same driving loop as a 2010 Camaro SS. Obviously, no one's going to be cross shopping these two. I make it because it illustrates the difference between what I see as two automotive schools of preference.

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2009 Audi A4 Avant: More Fun than the Camaro?

Our 2010 Honda Insight EX has one very important thing that our 2009 Honda Fit EX does not: seat-height adjustment for the driver. The ability to move the seat up and down