Phrases with «boot aperture»

"boot aperture" refers to the opening or entrance of the trunk of a car. It is the point where you can put in or take out items from the storage space located at the back of the vehicle. Full definition

Sentences with «boot aperture»

  • The boot is 29 litres larger at 370 litres (with a larger boot aperture) and there's more stowage in the centre console - though we'd expect this to vary depending on whether the buyer opts for a manual or automatic transmission. (evo.co.uk)
  • It's helped by a large, well - shaped boot aperture and a loading lip that's just 590 mm off the ground. (autoexpress.co.uk)
  • A lower load height (by 10 cm) and bigger boot aperture make the Kona easier to live with. (motoring.com.au)
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