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Top 10 Trucks for Driver/Front-Passenger Space for 2002
(Average of total head-, hip- and legroom)
By Erin Riches, Senior Content Editor , Edmunds.com
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As roomy as cars like the Nissan Maxima and Lexus LS 430 are (they're number one and two on the cars version of this list), neither can match the accommodations offered by full-size trucks and vans. Of course, opting for a truck or van has serious trade-offs (especially in areas like handling and fuel economy), but if you need more room than a sedan can provide, perhaps one of these hefty vehicles will find a warm spot in your driveway. To come up with our list, we took the average of each vehicle's front head-, hip- and legroom.

Top 10 Trucks for Driver/Front-Passenger Space:

(All measurements are given in inches)
Headroom: 41.0
Hiproom: 67.5
Legroom: 42.3
Average: 50.3
 
Headroom: 41.4
Hiproom: 67.4
Legroom: 40.7
Average: 49.9
 
Headroom: 42.5
Hiproom: 65.6
Legroom: 40.0
Average: 49.4
 
Headroom: 40.8
Hiproom: 65.1
Legroom: 41.0
Average: 49.0
 
Headroom: 40.1
Hiproom: 65.4
Legroom: 41.0
Average: 48.8
 
Headroom: 39.2
Hiproom: 64.9
Legroom: 41.6
Average: 48.6
 
Headroom: 40.6
Hiproom: 63.8
Legroom: 41.1
Average: 48.5
 
Headroom: 40.7
Hiproom: 62.0
Legroom: 41.3
Average: 48.0
 
Headroom: 39.8
Hiproom: 61.2
Legroom: 42.8
Average: 47.9
 
Headroom: 39.8
Hiproom: 61.2
Legroom: 42.8
Average: 47.9
 
Headroom: 41.0
Hiproom: 61.4
Legroom: 41.3
Average: 47.9
 
Headroom: 40.7
Hiproom: 61.4
Legroom: 41.3
Average: 47.8
 
Headroom: 40.7
Hiproom: 61.4
Legroom: 41.3
Average: 47.8
 
Headroom: 40.7
Hiproom: 61.4
Legroom: 41.3
Average: 47.8
 

(Other close competitors include the Ford F-150, Toyota Sequoia, Ford Expedition and Toyota Tundra.)

Top 10 Cars for Driver/Front-Passenger Space


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