Sentences with phrase «even back seat passengers»

Even back seat passengers.

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Some convertible car seats will take up a lot of space back - to - front when installed at this angle, which may force the car's driver or passengers to pull up their seats uncomfortably; there may not even be enough room for drivers / passengers with the seat installed at the correct angle.

It allows for more space for a passenger riding at the back, even when two Diono car seats are installed.

Even though it would be nice if the front seats went back farther, their limited travel preserves some space for rear passengers, where legroom for the tall is limited but overall comfort is passable.

Our three passengers had as little trouble fitting their belongings into the Kia Cadenza's trunk as they did getting comfortable in the sedan (the very flexible yoga instructor didn't even have to contort her body to make room in the back seat for her tattooed, black - bearded, soon - to - be husband).

There's a remarkable amount of room in back, even with the three - passenger bench seat in place.

Front passengers enjoy scads of legroom, and the back seat feels more comfortable to us than the competition even though its measurements aren't much different.

The rear seats slide forward and back six inches and also recline; adults are easily accommodated, and there's even room to ride three abreast, provided the passengers are diminutive.

Even for 90 minutes, the back seat was not bad, as that row benefitted from the full two inches of the two - inch overall length increase, at least with the second - row passenger in front of me moving her sliding seat forward.

But other than that, the back seat is a very commodious, comfortable area for two people (this is a four - passenger vehicle, not a five - passenger one, which narrows its customer base even further).

Front - seat passengers also get plenty of space, while large doors and the ability to slide the front seats forwards at the push of button making getting in the back easy, even though this is a three - door car.

The huge sunroof, part of an appealing $ 4000 option package, is nice for rear - seat passengers, since it makes the back seats feel even more spacious than they already are.

Back - seat passengers don't miss out either, with rear occupants enjoying around a metre of leg space, individual internet - enabled touchscreens and seating equipped with heating, cooling, and even a shiatsu massage function...

However, the small side windows at the back and high - backed front seats make the rear feel claustrophobic and legroom is seriously restricted even for smaller passengers.

The OPDS (Occupant Position Detection System) sensors in the front passenger seat - back pad are very sensitive and can set SRS DTC 15 - 3 (faulty OPDS sensor) or 86 - 11 (faulty OPDS seat - back sensor) if they are exposed to even small amounts of electronic interference.

Even the 4 - door model with its 5 - passenger seating isn't particularly roomy in the back, so if you regularly transport many adults, the Mini isn't a good call, as implied by its name.

There is plenty of room in the back for passengers, even when the front seats are shifted all the way back.

It had plenty of leg room and head room for front and back seat passengers, even 6 ft tall passengers.

Additionally the car is so large on the inside that passengers in the front seat can lean back even when there are rear facing car seats in the second row.

More than one passenger has been pleasantly surprised that even the back seats were heated.

In addition, Trucks.com writer Jerry Hirsch complimented the passenger van's cargo area, writing that, «Even with every seat occupied there's plenty of room in the far back for luggage, sporting goods or whatever needs hauling.»

The 60/40 split - folding rear seat features a small pass - through useful for carrying longer items even when passengers occupy the back seats.

Further forward, passengers have more than enough head, leg, and shoulder room in the rear to deal with long journeys without complaint, and you can seat two adults in the back with ease - even behind tall front - seat occupants.

Even on models with the optional sunroof, there's masses of headroom, while six - footers can stretch out comfortably in the back behind drivers or front seat passengers of a similar height.

Even though it is a coupe, since the back seats fold forward and the passenger seat flush with the back seats, it has an incredible amount of space inside to carry things one would normally need a pick up truck.

The inside was extremely comfortable and had tons of leg room for the passengers even in the back seat.

A lengthy wheelbase helps with rear legroom - although the amount of headroom for back - seat passengers is equally impressive, even with the optional panoramic sunroof fitted.

The XC40 has a pretty long wheelbase, so they should be fine for legroom - and the amount of headroom for back - seat passengers is equally as impressive, even with the optional panoramic sunroof fitted.

With even two rear seating positions occupied, let alone all five, there is a limited view through the tailgate's full - width but shallow back window due to obstructions by adult passengers» heads and shoulders.

It does not have a roomy back seat so even though it is four passenger, more than two gets tights.

With two car seats in the back there is no room for a third passenger, not even a small adult.

An extremely roomy interior makes even the tallest of passengers feel comfortable, even in the back seat.

Space in the back seats of the 208 is good, with enough head and legroom even for tall passengers.

The back seat is still quite small for most passengers, though I would say the Cadillac ATS» back seat is even smaller.

But it does have a cabin with four seats — even though it all looks very much like the new TT too — and there's even Audi's new virtual cockpit present with its 12.3 ″ TFT screen and a pair of smart displays in the back for passengers» entertainment.

Accessing a panel within the center armrest, rear - seat passengers also have the ability to control the vehicle's ventilation system and may even fold the back cushion of the front passenger seat forward with the touch of a button.

Front - seat passengers can stretch out easily and even back - seat passengers are well accommodated.

All that's really holding the trunk back, though, is when you fold down the rear seat backs to form an even larger load bay: there's a lip in the floor where the seats hinge from that could prove problematic, with the tapering aperture that leads into the passenger cabin when the seats are folded down potentially being an even bigger irritant.

There's only an additional half - inch of hip room on the Pilot's third seat beyond that offered by the MDX (but 3.6 inches more than a seven - passenger Ford Explorer, a key competitor), so don't expect even three toddlers sentenced to riding back there to report limousine - like comfort.

We also have a panoramic sunroof, which goes from the front seat to the back seat, so even the rear passengers can see out the top!

Large, open spaces continue in the back seats with ample amounts of legroom for even the tallest passenger.

The only passengers who will be able to fit in the back will have to be in baby seats, and even that will be a squeeze if the driver or front passenger is more than six feet tall.

The features I liked the most about the Sorrento were; comfortable seating for up to 7 passengers, back passengers also have air vents, large trunk space, heated front seats, dual climate control, back up camera so I won't hit anything, good gas mileage for a SUV, get up and go even for a 4 cylinder engine, ambient lighting at night and satellite radio available.

And yet... you can still fit five people inside the Trackhawk, it has a «Snow» mode for its all - wheel - drive system, and there's even an optional DVD player for back - seat passengers.

Even in its shortest, 4.9 - meter long version, there's enough room for up to eight passengers, although opting for the three seat rows in the back would make the V resemble a bus rather than a premium shuttle.

Passenger space, with the proviso that we are talking about the smaller end of the market here, isn't too bad: The Kona will fit five passengers at a pinch — you wouldn't want to be sitting in the rear middle for long though — leaving back - seaters with adequate legroom even when long - limbed occupants are riding up front.

Even shorter passengers are going to hit their head on the roof if they lean back in the seat.

Even with a smaller passenger up front, rear passengers will have their knees pressing into the backs of the front seats.

There is plenty of room for even the tallest passenger and the seats go back far enough to keep their knees from being squished.

Though leg room is especially generous — even with the front seats pushed back to accommodate taller drivers and passengers — the same story can not be said for head room as a result of the sloping rear roofline.