Sentences with phrase «allowed more legroom»

The front seat allow more legroom which means a child can remain rear facing to an older age.

In general, a longer wheelbase benefits ride quality (because it lowers the frequency of ride motions) and passenger room (by allowing more legroom), but reduces maneuverability by spreading the car's mass over a longer distance, thus raising its polar moment of inertia.

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Many families go with minivans because they typically have more depth which allows for more legroom.

The car seat can also be adjusted into a unique upward position allowing older babies to have more legroom.

The car seat can also be adjusted into a upward position allowing older babies to have more legroom.

The more cab - rearward layout allows for good front legroom, and the wider body makes for a roomier - feeling interior.

The second - row seats don't slide to allow for more legroom compromise with the third row.

The car has also been stretched by 3.2 inches, making it 182.7 inches long and allowing for more legroom and a larger trunk that now measures 15.1 cubic feet.

The AR Plus 4's rear suspension is taken from the track - based ARV6, while the car has also had its leaf springs removed, allowing for more legroom.

Because this model is 7.9 inches longer than a standard Range Rover, there's enough rear legroom for an NBA player, and buttons on the center console allow you to move the front passenger seat forward for even more space.

If that isn't enough, the rear seats slide and recline, allowing more space for extra luggage or legroom as required.

There is ample luggage space behind the two seats swathed in beige leather, and the engine is set forward to allow for more legroom.

IRS allows for a lower rear frame and lower rear floor — more legroom for 3rd row passengers, lower cargo area floor.

The second - row seats are split 60/40, each with the ability to slide forward and backward by about six inches, allowing second row passengers to either provide more legroom for third row passengers, or enjoy limo - like legroom when the third row is not being used.

Inside the car those new exterior dimensions allow for more rear seat legroom, more shoulder and elbow room for all passengers as well as increased cargo space in the boot.

MOVEABLE 2ND - ROW SEATS The Terrain's entire second row can be moved forward or back eight inches, allowing for taller passengers to gain more legroom or for parents to pull kids in car seats significantly closer.

It allows for five and their cargo to travel in comfort to their destination, so much so that the Fit's rear legroom is actually more generous than most midsize cars, with as much as a 4 - inch advantage over some competitors.

Moveable Second Row The entire second row can be moved forward or back eight inches, allowing for taller passengers to gain more legroom and for parents to pull kids in car seats significantly closer.

The cabin of the 2016 Malibu is more spacious, more comfortable and more connected: the longer wheelbase allows for a more open execution of Chevrolet's signature dual - cockpit interior while rear legroom grows by 1.3 inches (33 mm).

It also allows for more interior space, though we don't have exact head - and legroom numbers yet.

The Flex's instantly recognizable boxy design allows more interior room than the MKT in the third row, with 38.7 inches of headroom, 33.3 inches of legroom, and 50.8 inches of shoulder room.

Second row passengers sit 3.3 - inches farther back and slightly elevated, allowing for more rear legroom and providing a sort of stadium seating affect.

The Main Cabin Extra seats, located in the forward portion of the Main Cabin, will offer four to six inches more legroom than the standard Main Cabin seat, allowing greater personal space and convenient access when boarding and deplaning.

It is designed to allow airlines to use more sophisticated retailing techniques in order to drive sales of core fares as well as ancillary products and optional services such as seats with extra legroom and lounge passes.