As a security guard, I tend to work a lot of overtime, so most days I have a three or four hour break between shifts. I think I take a shift, then I take a nap in my car and start my other shift. Which of the two has more space and is more comfortable.
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I have a 1997 Camry and a 2014 Corolla. The Corolla is cramped and the only way to sleep in it is if I can sleep in the driver’s seat. With my old Camry, I can at least fold the rear seats.
Last summer I drove a 2020 Corolla for 3 weeks and the 2020 model is a bit more comfortable than the 2014 model. Older Corollas are generally more compact and tighter fitting.
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Prior to retirement, I worked 3 hours from home (one way) for several years. After long mid-week days, this sometimes meant sleeping in the car at a rest stop made more sense than a 6 hour round trip. I slept better with the back seat folded down, stretched out in the back. Buy a compact camping air mattress and the car that has the flattest area with the seats folded down will be better for sleeping. (Improvised curtains help too!)
The Corolla hatchback or any sedan. You can fold the rear seats and sleep in your “bed”
None of them are designed to sleep like a 1955 Nash Rambler. The Camry has more passenger room than the Corolla. The space you need depends on your height.
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Camry is a bigger and more comfortable car.