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Most Comfortable Cars for 2025

These are the most comfortable cars, SUVs, and trucks based on iSeeCars' analysis of the interior dimensions and comfort features of each vehicle.

Passenger comfort may not be the most exciting aspect of a car’s design, but unless you plan on taking only very short drives it’s arguably the most important one. And while front seat comfort and ride quality are commonly scrutinized by car shoppers, identifying the most comfortable cars means looking for a sufficiently roomy and quiet interior, a refined powertrain, and an intuitive infotainment system.

Thankfully, today’s new cars offer a wide range of standard features that enhance comfort. Premium features formerly associated with luxury brands like Audi or Mercedes-Benz have migrated to volume sedans like the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry. Common features in nearly every new model year car include large touchscreens, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, cruise control, and automatic climate control. These can reduce driver stress on both short commutes and long-distance road trips.

Buyers must also take their passenger’s needs into account. It’s easy to determine driver’s seat comfort and a smooth ride on a short test drive, but comfortable seats for every passenger are important, especially in family vehicles meant to serve duty on long trips. This means careful evaluation should be given to the back seat on midsize sedans and station wagons, and the third-row/rear seat on SUVs and minivans.

Buyers might also consider specific comfort-oriented features. Ventilated seats can be life-changing in a hot climate, while heated seats and all-wheel drive (AWD) add comfort and reduce stress in cold climates. High-quality interior materials don’t directly impact comfort, but supple upholstery, such as high-quality leather seats, can provide both tactile and aromatic benefits.

iSeeCars has listed the most comfortable cars in every major vehicle segment below, ranked by their total available headroom and legroom. Ranking by maximum headroom and legroom allows for the widest range of driver sizes to fit comfortably. We’ve also listed standard and optional comfort-related features, such as acoustic glass, massaging seats, and a telescoping steering wheel. New and used price ranges are included for each model, along with fuel efficiency numbers under the “MPG” heading.

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