That’s interesting and may account for why it works most of the time, but occasionally fails to move back to the last position. Thanks!
Actually I have the same situation, wife has back problems. Have been on multi hour trips and no problem with passenger seat.
I think the stock seats, including the passenger seats are quite comfortable. My wife agrees too.
That makes me happy! I worry about it because as cliche as it sounds 'happy wife, happy life'... We were looking to replace our 2011 Sequoia with the KIA Telluride last year. Everyone raved about the KIA but 10 minutes into our test drive my wife was in discomfort and by the time we got back to the dealership she was in pain. The seats in that car did not work for us at all and the Mach 1 is supposed to be our semi-retirement fun car and it won't be fun if the seats are uncomfortable. I know we won't know until we actually sit in the car but I appreciate the positive experiences you've shared.
Try sitting in GT with leather seats, same as Mach 1.
We had the 2018 GT for 18K miles and this car is just the same very comfortable for me and my wife. We drove from Kansas to the west coast and we loved it. (Only difference between the seats is the lumbar)
It’s a shame that Ford couldn’t put the lumbar support in both seats. My 2011 Sequoia and my wife’s 2014 Pathfinder have lumbar support for both the driver and passenger seats... that said I am glad that members are finding the seats comfortable!
Your seat should go to the last settings if you tap the start button to put it into ACC mode. You can also turn the seat exit option off in your settings if you haven’t figured that out already.
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