Sentences with phrase «foot capacity»

The steel tray has a 6 cubic foot capacity, allowing it to carry even very heavy loads.

Luggage capacity is as much as 73.2 cubic feet with the rear seatback folded down, which, it should be noted in defense of trucks, is only about half the 146.7 cubic foot capacity of even the short wheelbase Dodge Caravan.

The Glen Ellyn Park District Board voted Wednesday night to spend $ 471,000 so that the gym can be expanded to about 7,000 square feet, more than doubling its current 3,000 square foot capacity.

Trunk capacity is cut to 9.9 cubic feet — larger than competitors, but smaller than cubic feet capacities in the teens for cars in this class not stuffed with a battery.

Those same boxy proportions also allow the Jeep Renegade to have a decent - sized trunk, with the 18 cubic feet capacity putting it on par with an Audi Q3 and Fiat 500X.

Whilst the 16 cubic feet capacity with all the seats in place isn't that much to write home about in this class, the 47.8 cubic feet with the 50:50 split rear seats tucked away is far more reasonable — as is the maximum total of 79.8 cubic feet with the middle row folded down as well (even though rivals like the Honda Pilot and Chevrolet Traverse are noticeably more commodious).

Admittedly, the Nissan Armada isn't the worst offender in this category (the Chevrolet Tahoe, for instance, only has 15.1 cubic feet of space behind the third row of seats), the 16.5 cubic feet capacity of the Armada isn't particularly ground - breaking, with vehicles.

The decent storage space in the glovebox and center armrest cubby, for example, are countered by rather slender door pockets, and the 13 cubic feet capacity of the trunk is, whilst fairly commodious (you can just about fit a set of golf clubs in lengthways), lagging behind what an Audi A4 can muster.

A few notes before I get into the details: I used a Sharp R830BS (900W and 0.9 - foot capacity) for my chip making.

But by 2009, the dam's water level is set to be raised to its full 575 - foot capacity and then lowered about 100 feet (30 meters) during flood season.

It features a large 4.2 - cubic - feet capacity and an attractive white stainless steel finish.

Rear seat down expands the 27.3 - cubic - foot capacity to 61.2.

The Q3's angled C - pillars limit roominess; its 16.4 - cubic - foot capacity is far less than the BMW X1's measurement of 27.1.

A tad disappointing, then, that the trunk is on the smaller side by the class standards, with the 36.3 cubic feet capacity being behind the 39.6 cubic feet capacity of the Nissan Murano.

At 16.7 cubic feet, it's comprehensively pipped by the Fiat 500X's 18 cubic feet capacity, but you can find small SUVs with even tinier trunks that that (we're looking at the Nissan Juke in particular here), and the combination of a boxy shape, a wide opening and a shallow trunk lip means it can gobble up larger and more cumbersome items with relative ease.

Cargo space, on the other hand, is slightly above average with a maximum 14.3 - cubic - foot capacity.

Cargo capacities are satisfactory too: though the high load lip can make access a tad tricky, the 36.4 cubic feet capacity is of a decent size by segment standards.

Oh, and for our purposes, the Volt's rear cargo space has a 10.6 - cubic - foot capacity.

Admittedly, the sloping rear window does compromise the overall space a tad, but the overall capacity of 39.2 cubic feet places the Ford Edge fairly high up in the mid-sized SUV pecking order (for instance, the Nissan Murano is only marginally more spacious, and the pricier Jeep Grand Cherokee trails behind relatively - speaking with its 36.3 cubic feet capacity).

In addition, the Jetta's trunk has a 15.7 cubic foot capacity and 60/40 split folding rear seats, which means you'll be able to customize your Jetta for the exact combination of cargo and passengers you need to fit.

The trunk's 12 - cubic - foot capacity is a bit small for the class (it's the same for either wheelbase), but a low liftover height makes it easy to access the space.

The luggage compartment offers up to 300 litres or 10.5 cubic feet capacity, giving the BMW Z4 M Coupà © very generous and easily accessible space for a sports car.

Trunk space is also very generous by class standards, with the 19 cubic feet capacity being substantially more than what other vehicles in this segment offer (for reference, the Mercedes - Benz E-Class and Audi A6 offer just 12.9 and 14.1 cubic feet respectively).

On paper, the 15.9 cubic feet of space isn't bad (it's a substantial increase on the Cadillac ATS's 10.9 cubic feet capacity, for instance), but the shape itself isn't particularly boxy and the trunk opening the widest you'll find in this class, so getting larger items like suitcases and golf club bags in and out might be a bit tricky at times.

Trunk space suffers as well, with the paltry 10.4 cubic feet capacity the ATS right at the bottom of the compact executive sedan in this area.

One downside of the hybrid is trunk space; its 14 - cubic - feet capacity is two cubic feet off the V6 Avalon, and the rear seatback does not fold down.

Despite the 13.8 cubic feet capacity (which lags behind the aforementioned Audi's 17 cubic feet of trunk space), there's enough room — and enough of a trunk lid opening — to squeeze two sets of golf clubs in.

The Samsung 9100 is a sturdy washer, with a massive, 5.6 cubic foot capacity that can handle an entire family's laundry.