2014 Kia Soul Road Test and Review | Autobytel.com: "I found the Soul’s front seats quite comfortable, especially the 10-way power driver’s seat. Soft-touch upper door panels and armrests help cement this impression, and the driver grips a satisfyingly thick-rimmed steering wheel. The new Soul’s windshield pillars are also thinner than before, for an improved view out, and occupants sit up remarkably high, like in a crossover suv.
For 2014, the Soul also benefits from increased rear legroom, and there was plenty of space for my oversized self in the back seat. However, that doesn’t mean that I found the rear quarters to be comfortable. The rear seat’s bottom cushion is flat, lacking in thigh support. The backrest is also angled in such a way as to force occupants to slouch. "
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