number 1 seems like the best, I went camping with a big group of people last weekend and a friend of mine had a fight with his g/f the last night so she ended up sleeping in my car for a night till they made up, just reclined the driver seat back, I have 7th gen seats so it made it even more comfortable. I think trying to sleep on the rear seats folded down would not work, just way to uncomfortable and stiff.
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there really ant much room in the back seat for fun and games. like its a pain, and not really comfortable. dont know about the front seats but its way more visible

Im got use to sleeping on no cushion stuff. its not as bad as it sounds.. especially when your in an open area.. cool breeze. and laying on a bamboo bed. great stuff

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maybe a job could keep you from doing that 7hrs of nothing

6:00am-2:30pm i work a job that i hate with a furious passion that burns an incendiary passion of hatred from the deepest darkest part of my current job-hating soul
3:30pm-6:30pm Spanish 201
6:50pm-10:05pm Bidiness Management
10pm-12am Homework and talking to somewhat long-distance, kind of high-maintenance girlfriend
only have that schedule twice a week but it sucks




i've slept on the ground in a sleeping bag right in front of my cay to have my friend blast the horn at sunrise cuz he couldnt sleep in there... there is no way i could sleep in my tiny little celica for long enough to actually get rested

i always sleep in my car with the radio and heater on before school starts

ok guys, hold on a bit. My advice was general and not towards anyone specific. You have to keep in mind that I live on an island which you can drive from one end to the other in 2 hours. And as i am leaving in the middle any driving more than 15 minutes is considered a trip. So any driving cross country reasons or free time in between things does not really apply for me. Heck, 1,5 hours lunch break and I can go home, eat lunch and spend a few minutes on this forum or take a nap and still have time to go back to work on time. Its a 5 minute drive. On my previous employment the workplace from my house was a 47 seconds drive. So sleeping in the car (especially in my country) in not really an issue.

Btw, having free time inbetween things is not that horrible. You can always find things to do during that time. Go to the Gym/library or just study.

Sleeping in the car with the heater/radio on cannot be good. firstly, your battery will die out shortly. But much worst, if the engine is not started, other things can happen while you are sleeping and be in a lot of trouble. I know of a story of such a case when the wiring of the car overheated and burst into flames and the guy inside died because he was sleeping and didn't have time to react.

You could have slept in the room

^ dang....

If i got a 1.5 hour lunch i could drive home (if absolutly no traffic) eat a 1 min lunch and get back just in time for work, my commute is over 1.5 hours every day, manly because of traffic, then on the weekend its just over 100 miles round trip to see my girlfriend, not including any driving we do. I spend a crap ton of time behind the wheel of my baby. and guzzle a lot of gas.

I would love to have 7 hours free time durring the day, that would be so sweet, actualy get to see my g/f durring the week, and actualy get some things done on my car, dont complane about that at all!!

i bet the batt would die before the wires would overheat but if your pumping the heater you never know, ied suck to wake up and be on fire.

I've slept in my car and luckily im a small guy! 5'6 allowed me to put the seats down and curl up in the back with a towel since I wasnt able to drive home from a beach party.

female bent over the hood, guy behind. #1 position ftw.

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where is your sense of adventure?

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doesn't mean i won't try new things. i'm just saying bending the girl over the hood is totally number 1. there just wasn't enough knee room in the passenger seat for the female, so, we got it done elsewise.