Sentences with phrase «conventionally hinged doors»

Naturally, lopping the roof off means the distinctive (but controversial) doors of the coupe had to go and are replaced by a pair of conventionally hinged doors instead.

Due in 2015 are the four - seat convertible and the new Clubman, which this time gets four conventionally hinged doors and sits on a stretched wheelbase while retaining the split tailgate.

Hyundai Veloster The Elantra - based Veloster features an unusual three - door arrangement — with two conventionally hinged doors on the passenger's side instead of some gimmicky half door like on the Mini Clubman or the old Saturn SC — that gives it an additional measure of practicality.

Hyundai implements a conventionally hinged door on the passenger side of the Veloster, providing safe and ready access to the surprisingly spacious rear seats.

Not exact matches

(The rear door opens conventionally; it's not rear - hinged.)

Both of these gasoline / electrics are 5 - passenger vehicles with conventionally hinged rear doors, while the gasoline versions are 7 - passenger models with sliding rear doors, a la Mazda5.

Standard features in the 2012 Veloster include rear - seat access via a conventionally - hinged third door, Hyundai Blue Link telematics, Pandora Internet radio, a seven - inch touch - screen display and a 1.6 - liter four - cylinder engine.

However, the car adopts a longer roof structure, shorter front doors, more substantial B - pillars and two conventionally front - hinged rear doors, providing it with added levels of everyday practicality.

The conventionally hinged gull wing style doors reveal larger space since they swing upwards which is less obstructive.

The front doors opened in the same fashion as the 360, meaning the doors opened backwards, with the rear passenger doors opening conventionally, causing the hinges for all doors to be centrally located, with a rear hatch in back.