Sentences with phrase «folding bulkhead»

The six - seater crew van comes with either a fixed or folding bulkhead allowing up to 5.5 cubic metres of load space in the Long version.

In addition, standard and Maxi models can be specified with fold - flat front passenger seats, incorporating a folding bulkhead, to extend load - carrying areas beside the driver and make the most of the internal dimensions.

Not exact matches

To accommodate the folding roof the rear bulkhead has moved forward, the result being you can't get the seat base far enough back, nor the back of the seat to recline enough.

Not only do you give up the center seating position, making the Range Rover a 4 - person conveyance, but there is also a fixed bulkhead behind the seats, which means they can't fold down to expand the cargo hold, nor is there a pass - through for long items such as skis.

There's also a good look at the Rapide's trick bootspace, which is made flexible via a split bulkhead and boasts the option to fold seats flat, making it much more practical than the sleek DB9-esque looks probably suggest.

It's not as good as the Snoeks integrated folding seat / bulkhead used in the Citroen Berlingo and Peugeot Partner crew van or the sliding bulkhead available with the Ford Transit Connect crew van, however.

Aiding the practicalities of everyday use, the luggage compartment features a movable bulkhead to permit access from the rear cabin while the rear seats fold flat at the touch of a button to create a flat loading space increasing the luggage compartment from 301 litres to 750 litres.

The rear seats can be folded against the bulkhead to increase cargo space.

The outer passenger seat cushion can be lifted and folded away, revealing a large hatch in the bulkhead and a flat floor connected to the main load area that adds an extra 1,160 mm of load length.

The bulkhead has a full - width window, giving excellent rear vision through the rear barn doors, while the passenger seating provides a cavernous storage area and there's a small fold - out tray with cup holders in the centre seat back.

And folding the Renault's middle seat forward delivers improved rear vision — because the headrest no longer blocks said vision, and the Renault's bulkhead window is wider than the smaller (arguably safer) Ford equivalent.

250, 250 3dr SWB Low Roof Cargo Van w / 60/40 Passenger Side Doors, PRICE REDUCED WAS $ 22,988 NOW $ 19,988 3/4 TON VAN BULKHEAD READY TO HAUL Impact Sensor Post-Collision Safety System Roll Stability Control Stability Control Electronic Mirror Color Black Rear Bumper Color Black Body Side Moldings Black Windows Front Wipers: Variable Intermittent Power Windows Tachometer Digital Odometer Warnings And Reminders Low Fuel Level Tail And Brake Lights LED Rear Center Brakelight Headlights Halogen Exterior Mirrors Manual Folding Exterior Mirrors Power Air Conditioning - Front Air Conditioning - Front - Single Zone Airbags - Passenger - Deactivation Switch Airbags - Front - Dual Electronic Brakeforce Distribution ABS Brakes (4 - Wheel) Braking Assist Power Brakes Power Door Locks One - Touch Windows: 1 Vanity Mirrors Dual Center Console Front Console With Storage Power Outlet (s) 12V Storage Cargo Tie - Down Anchors And Hooks Front Power Outlet Multi-function Remote Keyless Entry Power Steering Reading Lights Front Front Headrests Adjustable Seats Front Seat Type: Bucket Passenger Seat Manual Adjustments: Recline Seats Vinyl Upholstery Passenger Seat Manual Adjustments: 2 Driver Seat Manual Adjustments: Recline Driver Seat Manual Adjustments: 2 Seatbelts Seatbelt Pretensioners: Front Front Seatbelts: 3 - Point Traction Control Doors Rear Door Type: Barn Doors Side Door Type: Passenger - Side Hinged Swing - Out Suspension Front Shock Type: Gas Shock Absorbers Suspension Stabilizer Bar (s): Front Suspension Front Arm Type: Lower Control Arms Suspension Front Spring Type: Coil Springs Suspension Rear Gas Shock Absorbers Suspension Rear Leaf Springs Front Suspension Type: Macpherson Struts Front Suspension Classification: Independent, Fuel Injected

Legroom is a strange term, as far as airlines go, it only seems to include your upper leg (thigh)- being bestowed with rather long legs, I am not quite sure what to do with my whole leg (s), as there is no space to fold under seats in front (as the bulkhead blocks all that).