My seat belt also is uncomfortable. It just feels too tight over my left shoulder. I've found a solution,though it doesn't look sleek and I'm not sure it's totally safe but it works. I clip a clothes pin on the belt just in front of the attachment point on the pillar. It helps to wrap a rubber band on the gripping surface of the clothes pin. I just place the clip on when I buckle up then take it off when I leave. I take up just enough slack to make it comfortable( 2 inches or so). Since it isn't very loose, I think it will still be safe.

 

Two thumbs up for the ghetto method.

 

I'm thinking of purchasing a pair of Takata pads. $100 a set though, but they are damn comfortable... but they only come in green.

 

I've descided to go with seatbeltpads.com



I'll let you know if these guys are legit or not. Oh, and check out their forums, becaue you get like $3-$5 off your order if you are a member (free signup).

 

I might have to get a pair of those....I'm 5'5"-5'6" and darn seatbelt is rubbing on my neck....i can only raise the seat up so much...hahaahh

 

This is easily the most frustrating thing for me about this car. I'm almost 6' and the stupid thing is constantly cutting into me and I don't seem to be able to correct it by adjusting the seat.

 

And here I thought the extender must have been a new addition since I'm not having any issues with the seatbelt going across my neck. I'm 6'1" and it fits just right.

On another note, I'm usually in the 200-210 lbs. range and I really dig the seats. Sure, they are a bit snug and might be too uncomfortable over long drives, but around town they hug me perfectly snug. The feeling takes on a sexier appeal being surrounded in new leather. I'm happy with them so far, and I'm not thin in the midsection or shoulders.

 

I guess its a good thing knowing the seatbelts are driving others crazy. When I first test drove my coupe I actually had my friend in the back seat hand me the seatbelt because it was too much of a mission to do myself :/