
For most sedans and SUVs, there should be a gap of one to two fists between the top of the head and the roof (this may vary slightly depending on the vehicle model). The eye level should be positioned slightly above the center of the vertical distance of the front windshield. Car seat adjustments can be either manual or electric, and the adjustment functions may differ based on the vehicle's configuration. Here is additional information: Adjustment: If the seat is positioned too high, sudden braking or uneven road surfaces causing vehicle jolts may result in the driver's head hitting the roof. Conversely, if the seat is positioned too low, even with the correct fore-and-aft adjustment, the driver may need to exert more force when operating the pedals, making it inconvenient and also reducing visibility of the road ahead.


