Sentences with phrase «about rear seat space»

If you're driving a Volkswagen Beetle TDI, you don't care much about rear seat space or cargo volume.

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KRISTEN STRATTON: I have a question about how much space should be between the front seat and the rear seat because my husband is really tall, he is 6» 5 so he always gets frustrated that he can't put his seat all the way back because our youngest is still rear facing and I am always like you can't be touching, so what is the space that needs to be there?

And while there isn't space in the back for a party, your rear - seat passengers won't be complaining about second - class accommodations.

If the rear seats are folded forward (sadly, they don't go completely flat) and the parcel shelf is stowed under the cargo floor, you have 63.6 cubic feet of cargo space to fill, a bit more than in the 5 - series Touring but about 12 cubic feet less than in the X5.

The only storage other than the rear seats is a small space about the size of a beach cooler under the rear hatch.

Longer and lower than an A6, the A7 is more about style than practicality, although there's a bit of that, too, with 24.5 cubic feet of cargo space — more if you fold down the rear seats.

The rear cargo space is quite small and I'm not sure about the optional Recaro seats.

Associate web editor Jake Holmes chauffeured friends to brunch, and they made ample use of the space in rear, though one complained about being poked by the leather seat piping.

The 2015 RX 350 had a stated 40.0 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seats, expandable to 80.3 cubic feet, and the space this year is about the same.

Our rear - seat passenger has zero complaints about space, and the wide, flat cargo area easily fits three guys» clothes and camping gear.

The cubic rear cargo space is about the same as the previous model, and the rear seats can fold 60/40/100.

Scion claims there are 3.5 cubic feet available with the rear seats upright, but that space is only about two inches deep.

It costs about $ 3,000 more to start, but offers 3 more cubic feet of space with its rear seats erect, or an additional 16 cubic feet with the bench folded flat.

The rear seat space and boot space is just about adequate and there is scope for improvement in the overall cabin quality still.

Passenger volume remains essentially the same as the Accord sedan, but cargo room jumps by about 10 cubic feet with the rear seat up; fold it down and you get a very handy 51.3 cubic feet of storage space.

There's some clever new kit on the options list, with the Activity Pack (costing about # 850) adding sliding and reclining rear seats to either maximise boot space or seat room.

The new Cruze hatchback will offer a total load capacity of about 400 liters while the rear seats can be folded by 60/40, thus, enough space especially if we think that this is a hatchback model, which means less space.

What's interesting about these buckets is that the seatbacks are about half as thin as those in a conventional BMW, which frees up knee space for rear - seat passengers.

The four - door format provides modest rear - seat space, about what you might expect from a Porsche Panamera, and most likely better than that of an Aston Martin Rapide.

The Q3's rear seats fold to open up a total of 48.2 cubic feet, which is also about 10 cubic feet short of the X1's total space.

About that space: While a two - door coupe isn't ideal for families with multiple kids, the Camaro does provide excellent rear seating for kids in boosters.

Its overall cargo space — 405 litres, expanding to 1,245 with the seats down — is about 100 litres short of the regular Panamera thanks to the hybrid's battery intrusion, but rear passengers enjoy limousine levels of space and legroom.

The coupe and sedan had approximately 15 cubic feet of luggage space; the wagons, 35 cubic feet with rear seat up and about 70 feet when folded.

The Escape boasts 34 cubic feet of space behind the rear seats, while the EcoSport makes do with just 20.9 cubic feet (about 2 cubes fewer than a Focus hatchback).

With the rear seats up, the sport wagon offers 26 cubic feet of cargo space - about 2.5 times that of the 323i Sedan.

The luggage area has 10.6 cubic feet of space with the rear seats up, more than you'll get in a Ford Fusion Energi but only about half of what hatchback competitors like the Ford C - Max Energi and Toyota Prius plug - in provide.

Rear - seat space is good, with room for three across the back, and there'll be no complaints about leg or headroom.

Lots of storage spaces are dotted about the cabin, and the cargo capacities of 16.9 cubic feet and 56.6 cubic feet with the rear seat backs up and down respectively are also pretty ample for a car of this size.

Beyond the driving dynamics, price and everything else I was curious to know about, I was probably most concerned about two things: headroom in the rear seats and space in the trunk.

With a tailgate that swings out instead of up and 60/40 split rear folding seats, the EcoSport is all about creating space for the souvenirs you'll pick up along your travels.

This vehicle also offers ample cargo space, thanks to the folding rear seats and height - adjustable cargo floor, so you can bring along just about anything.

But since I've been put in charge of the newest addition to the Auto Express fleet, my phone has been ringing more than usual... Although the Mitsubishi ASX is classed as a compact SUV, there's nothing compact about the space in the back once the rear seats have been folded flat.

Though the Prius is only 169.6 inches long - about four and a half inches shorter than a Toyota Corolla - rear seat room and truck space was excellent, despite the fact that the battery back is located between the back of the rear seat and the trunk.

The top negative things about the Dodge Journey are the minimal rear storage space when using the 3rd row seating, expensive tire size, and wiper controls.

Behind the folding and reclining rear seat is about 30 cubic feet of cargo space.

Cargo space in the hybrid is about 3 cubic feet smaller than the standard RAV4 due to the battery with the rear seats up or down.

A handful of safety features are available, there's a new surround camera to talk about, and interior cargo space has increased to 63.5 cubic - feet with the rear seats folded down.

The Infiniti QX50 isn't nearly as generous inside as many of the other small station wagons on this list - 47.4 cubic feet of cargo space and a tight rear seat put it near the bottom of the rankings - but that doesn't take away from the fact that when used by a couple the QX50 offers about as much utility as one would need.

The twin airline - style rear «comfort» seats, separated by a full - length centre console, are available in other S - Class models for about $ 8500 and there are other familiar S - Class features like electric rear and rear - side window blinds (including miniature ones for the rear quarter windows), twin panoramic sunroofs, twin overhead illuminated vanity lights and a fridge, which robs plenty of space in the otherwise huge boot.

Rear seat space is about typical for this segment, which means four adults fit comfortably, but you can fit five if the ride to dinner is short.

It also boasts 30.9 cubic feet of total cargo space with the rear seats folded forward, but thanks to lingering doubts about the quality of small GM cars, secondhand prices for the Sonic qualify as a steal.

The capacious rear space — which comprises about two - thirds of the interior — is claimed to be quieter than any production limousine in the world, thanks to extra under - seat chassis strengthening and additional sound deadening in the body.

The fast sweep of the roofline works in harmony with the bold side window graphic, sending a clear message about the vehicle's dynamic promise — and ingeniously creating more space for rear - seat passengers.

The interior space is huge however, the front seats offer great support and you would have to be transporting NBA players in the rear before you would start getting complaints about a lack of head and leg room.

More information about the 2007 Toyota Sequoia: The 2007 Toyota Sequoia offers more rear cargo space than most of its competitors, and has a number of safety features not often found in this price range, including side seat - mounted and two - row curtain air bags, traction control, and stability control.

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.

It has about the same floor space as the Matrix with the seats folded down but has much less headroom so the overall rear volume is about 2/3 of the Matrix.

- Tackling questions about the new car, such as ones concerning skimpier rear seat headroom and trunk space, that have arisen since the car's introduction.

A minor surprise is the modest rear deck storage space on the standard Navigator with all seats raised, about a foot and a half front to back.

In the Chevrolet Malibu you're looking at an impressive array of ten airbags to make sure you're safe in the event of an accident, these cover just about every space in the cabin — There's frontal and knee airbags for the driver and front passenger, side - impact seat - mounted airbags for front and rear outboard seating positions and roof rail - mounted airbags for front and rear outboard seating positions.