"A sportscar-like interior space?
When you have a sportscar driven company like Lotus on board you'd
expect a car that is strongly focused towards the driver. And
because of this, the Gen.2 has a near-perfect driving position.
Steering, pedals and gearlever all become extensions of your
limbs,
reducing fatigue and increasing safety due to a relaxed and natural
movement.
That is if, like I, you fall within the 95 percentile of the
world's population who drive cars such as this because even in
Malaysia the five per cent also buys the car. And they either
complain of sitting too tall and not having enough leg space or as
for people who seat at the rear, a clear lack of ample headroom as
a result of that sharply defined Cpillar. Thankfully the seats
feels liveable and it is still possible to seat four adults in
comfort.
Great driving position, less than satisfactory rear passenger
headroom."
The issue is already mentioned in the review, anyway another
sharply defined C pillar car is the Mazda3 Sedan. Btw, the Gen2
looks very similar to the Mazda3 Sedan, especially the front and
the side, with the rear looks like an elise(Lotus influence). Most
sports sedans will have some trade-off in terms of Rear Headroom
some form or another.
Anyway, since you have bought your Spectra, I shall keep the
comments to myself, once sat in my colleague's Spectra...
