from 103.9 in., with the gain
benefiting rear seat legroom, which is now 39.4 - in., a 1.4 - in.
Not exact matches
Both versions
benefit from additional backseat
legroom this year, though it wasn't quite enough for our
rear - facing infant
seat.
But with the car's dimensions come an unexpected
benefit: the plush, opulently appointed interior contains
rear seats with enough
legroom to accommodate two full - size adults in reasonable comfort.
Stretching the wheelbase by 5.3 inches has the positive result of adding four inches of knee - and
legroom for
rear -
seat passengers, along the visual
benefit of reducing the SUV's overhangs.
The lengthened wheelbase
benefits rear -
seat passengers, though the gain in
legroom is greater than the gain in wheelbase as the interior has been refined as well for extra room in the back.
Most of the growth in length is on the
rear overhang to boost the car's trunk space, as well as to offer more
legroom to
rear passengers, who also
benefit from
rear sliding
seats for the first time.
The fact Honda also shaved off the front and
rear overhangs will improve driving dynamics, and an extra 2.5 inches of
rear legroom for
rear seat passengers is another
benefit of the longer wheelbase.
The larger exterior means that the interior is now more spacious with
rear seat passengers reaping the
benefits with more
rear legroom and shoulder room.
Needless to say,
rear -
seat passengers
benefit the most from the extended wheelbase, with Mercedes - Benz talking about «generously extended
legroom and
seating with a wide array of comfort functions.»
With over 118 mm more
legroom, the
rear occupants
benefit from vastly increased space and comfort, with the option of a new two -
seat Executive Class
seating package for the ultimate in
rear -
seat luxury.
The new Accord's exterior dimensions shrink slightly from the previous model, but the wheelbase grows by two inches, which
benefits rear -
seat legroom.
For all that, the
rear seat passengers don't
benefit much;
legroom is only average.
Rear passengers
benefit from an ounce of additional
legroom compared to the DB9, but the molded
seats are still no place for full - size adults.
All
seats benefit from appreciably greater head -, shoulder - and
legroom, while optimised backrest contours, longer
seat surfaces and extended kneeroom elevate comfort for the
rear passengers.
Front and
rear occupants
benefit from plenty of head and
legroom, with even the middle
seat in the back being comfortable for adults.
What's more, the Challenger's extraordinary performance is complimented by the real - world
benefits of Best - in - Class headroom,
rear seat legroom and cargo volume (459 litres).
The LS 460 L has a five - inch longer wheelbase, but only 0.9 inches of that
benefit makes it to the
rear seat, to make it still a couple inches short of the Toyota Camry in
rear legroom.
The increase in the width of the interior is noticeable from all four
seats, and passengers in the
rear seats also
benefit from additional
legroom.