Sentences with phrase «carry passengers in the back»

Only choose the three - door version if carrying passengers in the back is not a big priority, as clambering into the back seats through the narrow gap is ungainly at the best of times.

On my rough estimate, you could fit 25 French Bulldogs in the cargo area, and still carry passengers in the back seat.

Additionally, Mustang convertibles are one of the better picks for those who plan to make an impression when cruising, especially if they plan to carry passengers in the back seat.

Not exact matches

Arsenal can not afford to carry any passengers against a determined and physical opponent, especially in the midfield area and we do not want Ozil to come back and perform badly either, as it would do nothing for his confidence.

If you want to carry groceries, they'll be on the back seats or in passenger - side foot well.

If you often carry rear - seat passengers, the five - door SEAT Leon Cupra 300 not only has two extra doors, but also headroom, making it more comfortable for those in the back.

If you aim to spend most of your time in the back of your XJ or carry passengers who value a limo experience, the long wheelbase versions are a must.

Space in the back seats is a Yeti strong point, as long as you're only carrying two rear passengers.

You can carry passengers in supreme comfort thanks to spacious confines both front and back, and those in the rear can enjoy the optional entertainment system.

One really useful feature is the ability to fold the front passenger seat back flat making it possible to carry long and bulky objects that could not be accommodated in much larger vehicles without that ability.

The two American companies were working on hybrids for heavyweights — a technology that could provide better fuel efficiency on three - ton full - size SUVs designed to carry seven or eight passengers, extra cargo, and tons of extra weight towed in back.

The Stinger can't really carry three passengers in the back on longer journeys, as it has a big transmission tunnel.

Granted it only holds two people but it will easily carry a 250 lb passenger along with 10 full size bags of groceries in the back without straining and still get over 50 mpg.

Nevertheless, the 2019 Cooper S remains a quality item, as long as you don't need to carry adult passengers in the back or large items in the boot.

Space for passengers is good but not great — the sculpted Recaro rear seats leave the middle passenger in the back perched uncomfortably high, so you're better off carrying just two adults back there.

The front seats are pretty good too, and the rears aren't bad either, but in the back you really can only carry shorter passengers, especially on long journeys.

Though completely modernized, the LR4 still carries five passengers in the first two rows and offers additional seating for two smaller folks in the twin jump seats located out back.

The only car worth buying has the styling of something like the Cadillac SRX: big enough to carry a few passengers (but not too many), room in the back for a few bookbags (but not everyone's luggage), and a drive that seems at once sure and secure but not so sporty that you'll do an unwanted jack - rabbit start.

Luckily, the rear seats can be split folding and as long as you're willing to sacrifice passenger space in the back, carrying bigger items won't be such a big issue.

If you often carry passengers, even tall adults can sit in the back of the A4 Avant for longer trips, while its 505 - litre boot beats the C - Class Estate and BMW 3 Series Touring, but is itself smaller than some cheaper models like the Skoda Superb Estate.

Better still, the rear seat backs fold down almost completely flat if you need even more luggage room, and the seat releases in the trunk mean you don't need to clamber back into the passenger compartment to increase the cargo - carrying capacity.

If you're not taking any passengers with you in the back, you can also fold down the seat to unveil the massive 73.4 cubic ft. of cargo volume4 — perfect for when you're carrying bigger items.

I also am part of the camp that believes this will (hopefully) cut back on the issue of queued passengers lining up on a jet way as the last group of travelers wanders about the cabin to stuff their carry - on in a compartment space, although Ben appears to disagree with this prediction.