[JochenWoern]

I am thinking about getting an E92, 2008 328i.

Can anyone please shine some light on the rear legroom.
Can a teenager comfortably sit there for at LEAST short distances?

Thanks very much in advance, your help is greatly appreciated.

[Wolf 335]

Yes. The back is actually not as tight as it looks.

[hassmaschine]

Isnt it the same wheelbase as the E90? Should be fine.

[BayMoWe335]

I’m 6’4 and literally don’t fit.

[mattgu40]

leg isnt too bad its more about head/roof and trying to dive behind the folded front seats .. getting out is a mission if your tall or fat like me

[jeddo45]

Originally Posted by JochenWoern

I am thinking about getting an E92, 2008 328i.

Can anyone please shine some light on the rear legroom.
Can a teenager comfortably sit there for at LEAST short distances?

Thanks very much in advance, your help is greatly appreciated.

It's not the most comfortable by any means, but it's not the worst. To help put things in perspective:

I made a drive in my sister's 128i from LA to San Diego with 2 fairly tall teens in the back (one being about 6 feet tall). They could put their legs down but they were scrunched up.

The 328i should give you slightly more room. Out of courtesy, move your seat up a little and you should be fine.

[John 070]

It's not bad at all for people of the smaller persuasion. Let's not kid ourselves, 2 6' adults, it might be ok if you're going out to lunch at work and they don't mind being crushed for 10 min. getting their, or maybe you ask someone 5' tall to drive so there is more room behind the seat...

[Wolf 335]

The worst part is people always rushing in and not allowing the seat to move up all the way forward to give access, rubbing up against the b pillar and adjacent leather.

Always have to tell anyone getting in the back seat, "relax, wait for the seat to finish moving up, and when you're in don't move and don't touch anything"

[Boland01]

As others have said on the E92 it's not easy to get in the back and ther's not a lot of room for full size adults. Kids would be ok though.

[lukasB]

Plenty of space! I am 6'2" and like to sit way back when I drive and even then I can still fit in my rear seat without rubbing my knees into something. Other story if you're fat, don't be fat

[boneheaddoctor]

If you have a runt driving, there will be LOTS of rear legroom. Now if a Pro Basketball player is driving...............

[tlow98]

Originally Posted by Wolf 335

The worst part is people always rushing in and not allowing the seat to move up all the way forward to give access, rubbing up against the b pillar and adjacent leather.

Always have to tell anyone getting in the back seat, "relax, waif for the seat to finish moving up, and when you're in don't move and don't touch anything"

[asiflicious]

I've had 6ft tall people in the back of my 135i and 335i. Never heard any complaints and I wouldn't care if I did. If they don't like it, they can walk

[GMe90]

I'm 6'3 and fit comfortably in the back. The only annoyance is getting in and out of the backseat.

[k1ng_3nglewood]

I’ve always operated under the impression that if cars were meant to have people in the back they would have their own door.

[Eddien123]

I'm 6 foot and I fit fine. Sedan and coupe.

[deadlyrhythm]

6'1" here and it was comfy back there! Serious!

[deadlyrhythm]

Originally Posted by deadlyrhythm

6'1" here and it was comfy back there! Serious!

Oh and mine is an e92 too

[wallacelau]

I am about 5'9". It's pretty good back there. But getting in and out might be hard sometimes, especially when you can't fully open the door.