Sentences with phrase «class of compact hatchbacks»

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The Mercedes EQA is a compact hatchback, an electrical correspondent of the forthcoming Class A.

It purports to be an alternative take on the compact executive recipe — firstly by offering a hatchback, rather than saloon, body style — and takes on the likes of the Mercedes C - Class, BMW 3 Series, Jaguar XE and Audi A4.

There's a hatchback - size 20.3 cubic feet of space behind the rear seatbacks (19.4 cubes for the two - door), and the maximum volume of 51 cubic feet (47.6 for the two - door) with the rear seats folded is at the bottom of the compact luxury crossover SUV class.

For the vast majority of buyers in the compact sedan and hatchback class, however, any one of these models will work just fine.

As in the hatchback model, the interior is a completely new departure, revolutionising the compact class from the inside with a new feeling of spaciousness.

The seats and interior materials are of a quality that would have been unthinkable in a compact hatchback ten years ago, and cargo capacity of 51 cubic feet (with the rear seats folded down) is great for the class.

Versatile, compact, and efficient: the small hatchback is an awesomely practical class of vehicle.

The German car maker, Mercedes Benz announced its foray into the compact hatchback segment with the showcasing of the A Class hatchback at the 2012 Auto Expo.

Both the QX30 and the already announced Q30 hatchback — the first fruit of the cooperation with Daimler; will be based on Mercedes» MFA compact car platform underpinning the current A-Class, B - Class, CLA and GLA models.

Lately though, manufacturers have been blurring the lines of the hatchback and compact crossover SUV classes to create something with the size and weight of the former and the wider appeal of the latter.

Also known as «people carriers», this class of cars combines a high - roof, five - door one - or two - box hatchback body configuration with a compact, mid-size or large car platform, engine and mechanicals; car - like handling and fuel economy; unibody construction; front - wheel or all - wheel drive and greater height than sedan or station wagon counterparts.