Sentences with phrase «bit more legroom»

This seat does have a little bit more legroom than the other premium economy seats.
Having almost a third of the Economy Class cabin fitted with Main Cabin Extra seating should be good news for flyers who would like a bit more legroom but don't want to splash out on Business Class.
Sitting up front with a bit more legroom makes a huge difference when flying that long - haul route from the East Coast.
We thought the rear passengers could do with a bit more legroom, and at 34 cubic feet, the 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee's rear cargo space is smaller than the 45 cubic feet found in the 2006 Ford Explorer.
The redesign also gives a bit more legroom to rear - seat passengers, somewhat solving the cramped quarters that could be problematic in the old model.
Among the most noticeable ones, I would define a bit more legroom, and the backup camera, which became a standard feature back in 2014.
The IS - F sedan offers slightly less headroom but a bit more legroom.
Passengers find a more sculpted rear seat that boasts a bit more legroom, but its cushion is somewhat low.

Not exact matches

The driver's seat is fairly comfortable, with heated and cooled seats and a heated steering wheel in the offer - more - for-less Kia tradition, and the second - row seat has plenty of head - and legroom for average - size adults, though the seat cushion is a bit low despite the fact that it's right on top of the hybrid battery pack.
It's a little bit longer and marginally wider, mostly to give backseat passengers more legroom, but the RX looks good from any angle.
It's a little bit longer and marginally wider, mostly to give backseat passengers more legroom... Show full review
Comparatively, the M3 coupe has a bit more front - seat headroom but less legroom.
The gain in legroom is expected to be a bit more substantial, though Infiniti has not published interior specifications which would reveal just how they've modified the cabin.
Interior-wise, there's a bit more overall passenger volume in the Forester as well as front - seat legroom.
For a bit less than the G90, you can pick up a loaded Lincoln Continental Black Label, which features fancier trimmings and, believe it or not, more rear legroom in a smaller overall package.
Legroom and headroom are still a bit tight for anyone approaching six feet tall or more, but the biggest problem is there's a claustrophobic feeling back there thanks to the high shoulder line.
Inside the S5 Sportback offers 2.4 inches more legroom than the A5 / S5 coupe, and even though it loses a little bit of headroom to the A4 / S4 sedan the difference is not immediately noticeable.
Despite being 15 mm shorter than its predecessor, X1 MkII offers 37 mm more rear legroom (or a bit more with the seats slid back on runners) and even greater gains in the boot.
Inside, the increased exterior dimensions and a slight reproportioning translate to a bit more room for all G - Class passengers and a substantial 5.9 inches more legroom for those in back.
The Tata Tiago, in contrast, has compromised on the boot space slightly to give that extra bit of legroom — it offers better leg and knee room, while the headroom is more or less on par.
Only in Sport mode, the Airmatic suspension becomes somewhat surly, while legroom in the back and the boot volume (closed 350, open 250 liters) could be a bit more generous given the ample 5.03 meters in length.
With the addition of the five - door Mini Cooper Clubman in 2008, now there's an option that combines style, fuel efficiency, and a bit more cargo space and legroom.
A Civic hatchback without a moonroof does offer a bit more headroom than the Mazda3, but the legroom in both models is similar.
Legroom here isn't bad, but the Merc seems to offer a bit more head - and shoulder - room.
Seating is comfortable and supportive although a bit firm with plenty of legroom and headroom up front and even more so in the second row, which also reclines.
Sure its nice having thr personal touchscreen and usb outlets but I'd prefer a little more legroom so I could stretch out a bit.
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