Best car for a fat person

[Purple]

My cousin is looking to buy a new car. He's extremely fat (his description) so wants something with flat seats and a big door. Other than an SUV can anyone recommend something (other than a diet)?

 

[ClubMan]

Mercedes GLP-1?

 

[Persia]

What is his estimated weight? One person's extremely fat is another persons mildly overweight.

 

[Xelfyou]

Budget = ?

 

[Purple]

What is his estimated weight? One person's extremely fat is another persons mildly overweight.

I'd say he's closer to 30 stone than 20 stone. Morbidly obese is a target weight. I once threw a peanut at him and it went into orbit around him.

He has no underlying medical condition. He just doesn't move much and enjoys his food.

 

[Purple]

Budget = ?

€25k to €30k. Second hand preferably.

I've suggested Skoda Superb. They seem to have big doors.

 

[Buddyboy]

 

[Bronte]

Americans drive such cars. Absolutely massive cars.

 

[Annieindublin]

A hatch back with only 2 doors maybe?

When I was 9 month pregnant I found it easier to get into my 2 door Peugeot than the family saloon car.

 

[MugsGame]

What sort of distances is he traveling? The best vehicle might be a Dutch-style bicycle with steel frame.

 

[Sarah Ryan]

I've suggested Skoda Superb. They seem to have big doors.

This, my stepson is 6'5 and (was) morbidly obese well over the 25 stone mark and this, his father's car is the one he can fit in moderately.

(Thankfully now down 6 stone with the help of GLP1s!)

 

[ClubMan]

 

[Sarah Ryan]

@ClubMan do we really need to make a joke about obesity?

 

[ClubMan]

@ClubMan do we really need to make a joke about obesity?

Not if you don't want to.

 

[Sarah Ryan]

Not if you don't want to.

Well it tells me a lot about your personality if you're willing to make jokes about people with a chronic relapsing disease.
Do you make jokes about people with Crohn's disease, depression, addiction etc?

How about keeping it on topic and offering some sensible advice?

 

[Steven Barrett]

I would think an SUV type car would suit him better. getting up and down out of a saloon car is a hassle for people that big. At nearly 30 stone, being able to just sit into a SUV and slide off it would be more practical.

Best of luck to him, he obviously has a lot of issues if he's beaten GLP1. Maybe some therapy to go along with another go at it will work better this time.

 

[Purple]

@ClubMan do we really need to make a joke about obesity?

I strongly believe that we should make jokes about everything. My wife and I still make jokes about her cancer.

 

[Purple]

Do you make jokes about people with Crohn's disease, depression, addiction etc?

I do, and I've had addiction and depression in my immediate family. I think we're too inbred for Crones disease.

 

[Sarah Ryan]

I strongly believe that we should make jokes about everything. My wife and I still make jokes about her cancer

Why don't you introduce him to this thread and if he's comfortable with the jokes that are being made then that's okay.

Myself and my husband roast each other about everything but that's between the two of us and we are in front of each other.

I wouldn't make a joke about somebody and their misfortune when I'm not in front of them. It's just not nice.

 

[ClubMan]

I do, and I've had addiction and depression in my immediate family

Same here.