Most Comfortable Car below $120,000

[Nutty]

37 minutes ago, noobcarbuyer said:

Yes, agree that Mazda 6 is a driver’s car while the Camry is more comfort oriented. If you are going for comfort, space and refinement, getting a Camry is the way to go. 
 

The Lexus look alike body kit is really quite stunning!

I find the latest Camry not so Uncle looking anymore. In fact it's a tad sporty. Quite nice. 😀

[Daniu82]

49 minutes ago, Invigorated said:

Having tested the mazda 6, I can say that the cabin is a nice place to be in but the Camry is really quite a tad more spacious internally. 

If you are considering comfort for the passengers too, I would say camry takes the crown there. 

The 120k is for the hybrid so you are getting refinement, fuel efficiency and space, as voiced by many here already. 

If you feel the looks of camry are too ahpek, can just get the lexus type of body kit, quite nice IMHO. 

Courtesy of sgcarmart:

The look very nice. Maybe I can consider buying when I grow a bit older. 

[kobayashiGT]

52 minutes ago, Invigorated said:

Having tested the mazda 6, I can say that the cabin is a nice place to be in but the Camry is really quite a tad more spacious internally. 

If you are considering comfort for the passengers too, I would say camry takes the crown there. 

The 120k is for the hybrid so you are getting refinement, fuel efficiency and space, as voiced by many here already. 

If you feel the looks of camry are too ahpek, can just get the lexus type of body kit, quite nice IMHO. 

Courtesy of sgcarmart:

This is market as Avalon right?

 

 

[Lala81]

5 hours ago, Fuelsaver said:

Best comfort in its class!

I don't find the seats that comfortable after driving in Australia. It's not bad. But just not that comfortable.

My car seats are definitely more comfortable and also have a slightly softer ride quality.

 

[Carbon82]

26 minutes ago, kobayashiGT said:

This is market as Avalon right?

 

 

Different car actually, although both are based on TNGA platform.

Avalon (4,975mm x 1,849mm x 1,435mm)

Camry (4,888mm x 1,840mm x 1,445mm)

[13177]

1 hour ago, noobcarbuyer said:

Yes, agree that Mazda 6 is a driver’s car while the Camry is more comfort oriented. If you are going for comfort, space and refinement, getting a Camry is the way to go. 
 

The Lexus look alike body kit is really quite stunning!

Can say that Toyota cars overall is more comfort than other cars?

[kobayashiGT]

32 minutes ago, Carbon82 said:

Different car actually, although both are based on TNGA platform.

Avalon (4,975mm x 1,849mm x 1,435mm)

Camry (4,888mm x 1,840mm x 1,445mm)

 

So this is Avalon?

[Fuelsaver]

1 hour ago, noobcarbuyer said:

Yes, agree that Mazda 6 is a driver’s car while the Camry is more comfort oriented. If you are going for comfort, space and refinement, getting a Camry is the way to go. 
 

The Lexus look alike body kit is really quite stunning!

Iirc this the Australian model

[Fuelsaver]

55 minutes ago, Lala81 said:

I don't find the seats that comfortable after driving in Australia. It's not bad. But just not that comfortable.

My car seats are definitely more comfortable and also have a slightly softer ride quality.

 

What are you driving currently bro

[Ct3833]

Not sure if anyone would agree with me,   I notice Camry's cabin is quite a lot quieter comparing with mazda 6.

Edited January 3, 2020 by Ct3833

[Carbon82]

4 minutes ago, kobayashiGT said:

 

So this is Avalon?

JDM Camry.

[13177]

12 minutes ago, Ct3833 said:

Not sure if anyone would agree with me,   I notice Camry's cabin is quite a lot quieter comparing with mazda 6.

I think even altis cabin also quieter than others model like civic and mazda 3?

[Ct3833]

11 minutes ago, 13177 said:

I think even altis cabin also quieter than others model like civic and mazda 3?

It is possible but am unable to comment because I have not tried any of the three. Mine is an old Altis, probably the loudest of all😅. But I happened to have had experience with both new Mazda 6 and new Camry.  Interior space, camry is quite spacious comparatively. 

Edited January 3, 2020 by Ct3833

[Wheelslover]

23 minutes ago, Ct3833 said:

Not sure if anyone would agree with me,   I notice Camry's cabin is quite a lot quieter comparing with mazda 6.

absolutely agreed, i also find the design - both exterior and interior are better looking now. 

[Mkl22]

6 hours ago, Rickster said:

I second that, French cars FTW in comfort department.

My previous Citroen DS4 is a very quiet, comfortable and handles great. But the reliability is..... less than 70K mileage, my problems are:

1) Gearbox mechatronic died - gearbox needs to be replaced.

2) Cylinder 3 injector failed

3) High pressure fuel pump kaput

4) Radiator pipe leak

5) Air con radiator kaput

6) Engine oil leak

….n no, I don't skimp on service. I service my car religiously at C&C. Only for major repairs I go French car specialist workshop for 2nd opinion and cheaper repairs.

yes. french are good in the suspension department. but everything else SUCKS!!! had a renault kangoo. the ride was very good for a van. but Crap crap reliability.

[Hamburger]

I am perturbed that some say freed is something like never driven before.

 

 

Maybe yes, but anything but fast. 

 

My experience is always slowest off the mark and hogging fast lane.😧

[Soya]

No one mentioned Teana?

Ah pek but comfy

[Ungtiong]

For driver or passenger?
For driver, u worried about car stability when travelling, cornering at high speeds, worried car will skid during wet weather, worried u cannot brake in time so stay far far but always kena cut in front, kena stuck behind a KL driver but no power to overtake... How comfortable can u be? 
Ppl got different concept of comfortable for driver... But for passenger, the best are those MPV. Good head and leg room,  easy to get in and out of car, slow and steady car, "good" power to weight ratio  for a smooth acceleration (comfortable 13-14 ish 0-100 acceleration) and drive.