Is there a "most comfortable seat " in the XF Range

Is there a "most comfortable seat " in the XF Range

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smashy

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3,076 posts

163 months

Monday 29th August 2016
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Hi all

I have a BMW 3 series the seat on 800 miles a week leaves a lot to be desired. Is there a particular XF range Ie Portfilio etc that has the best seat in the range?

Thanks in advance

jamieduff1981

8,040 posts

145 months

Tuesday 30th August 2016
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That's a very personal thing in my experience.

I'm average height and quite slim build and find sport model seats with big bolsters much more comfortable than comfort spec seats which feel too wide and unsupportive for me. Heavier built people may find the opposite to be true.

Simpo Two

86,628 posts

270 months

Tuesday 30th August 2016
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jamieduff1981 said:
I'm average height and quite slim build and find sport model seats with big bolsters much more comfortable than comfort spec seats which feel too wide and unsupportive for me.
What's the one with perforated leather?

V88Dicky

7,318 posts

188 months

Tuesday 30th August 2016
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That's the 'R' Type interior. Standard on XFRs (obviously) and a cost option on others. We have it in our XF 5.0 smile

anonymous-user

59 months

Tuesday 30th August 2016
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I did 50k miles in my Xfr, and have done 50k in my xj Supersport, did around 20k in premium luxury xf. Xfr has best seats by miles!

jamieduff1981

8,040 posts

145 months

Wednesday 31st August 2016
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Ignoring the embossed logo, are the R seats the same as these?





It's hard to imagine not being able to find a comfortable position in these to be honest, being overweight aside (I sometimes hear of forums from larger people that the squab bolsters hurt - generally because their thighs spill over the edges).

V88Dicky

7,318 posts

188 months

Wednesday 31st August 2016
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They're identical (bar the colour and contrast stitching) to our XF V8 smile

anonymous-user

59 months

Thursday 1st September 2016
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Plus the side bolsters move in and out so being a wider gent is no issue, don't forget they sold a few of these in the USA.....