Sentences with phrase «headroom than in the front»

There also is less headroom than in the front.

The rear seat sits low to the floor, which gives rear passengers 0.4 inches more headroom than those in front.

Not exact matches

Headroom up front and in the back is good, though rear legroom was noticeably tighter than in a Cayenne.

The Arona's ride height has been raised by 15 mm and the firm claims there is 37 mm more headroom in the front than in the Ibiza.

Passengers in the front have good legroom and headroom, unless they're taller - than - average.

Space in the front seats is generous and there's more than a meter of headroom in either saloon or estate, with 1,039 mm in the four - door and 1,046 mm in the wagon.

The Silverado Double Cab comes with 42.8 inches of front - row headroom, while no other truck has more than 41, and that's complemented by a best - in - class 45.2 inches of front legroom.

There's good headroom in both rows — about an inch less of it in the back than in a B - Class — and it matches the Mercedes on rear legroom thanks to deep front footwells.

Thanks to a 113 mm longer wheelbase (the distance between the front and rear axles) rear - seat passengers have been given 74 mm more legroom than they had at their disposal in the previous model, and this enables fully grown adults to embark on long journeys without the prospect of claustrophobia setting in immediately, although the usual coupe caveat of restricted headroom still applies.

Seat comfort is excellent up front, even on long drives, and if you're on the tall side, you'll find headroom and legroom more plentiful than in the Tacoma.

Technology aside, driver and passengers will enjoy a larger and significantly quieter cabin with incremental increases in front leg room (1,090 mm, 20 mm more than the current Soul), rear leg room (up 5 mm to 993 mm), front headroom (increased 5 mm to 1,006 mm) and front seat shoulder room (up 7 mm to 1,410 mm).

The interior of the A6 is larger than the outgoing model with more headroom and shoulder room in both the front and rear and more legroom in the rear.

Otherwise, the Accord is larger all of the way around, taking headroom by almost an inch, leg room by more than an inch in the front and by 0.7 inches in the rear, and shoulder room by nearly an inch, as well.

MP3 Player, Keyless Entry, Steering Wheel Controls, Electronic Stability Control, Bucket Seats.EXPERTS CONCLUDEEdmunds.com explains «Seat comfort is excellent up front, even on long drives, and if youre on the tall side, youll find headroom and legroom more plentiful than in the Tacoma.».

It's comfortable too — especially in the front — but even if the back has more room (and more headroom) than you'd expect, the three door isn't designed for people who eat pies — getting in and out is neither easy nor elegant unless you have a Mrs B body shape.

Technology aside, driver and passengers will enjoy a larger and significantly quieter cabin with incremental increases in front leg room (42.9 inches, 0.8 inches more than the current Soul), rear leg room (up 0.2 inches to 39.1), front headroom (increased 0.2 inches to 39.6) and front seat shoulder room (up 0.3 inches to 55.5).

But while front occupants sit slightly lower than in the old - school Navara and middle - row passengers have a good view outside from the elevated and sliding rear bench, headroom isn't dazzling and the third - row is tight, making the twin rear seats a kids - only zone.

The passenger cabin offers plenty of front head -, shoulder and legroom and the backseat is roomy, although rear headroom is tighter than in competitors.

EXPERTS REPORT «Seat comfort is excellent up front, even on long drives, and if you're on the tall side, you'll find headroom and legroom more plentiful than in the Tacoma.».

The seats are more supportive than I expected, and headroom proved more than adequate for my 6 - foot - 1 co-driver when he was in the front and rear passenger seats.

The increase in dimensions and the Soul's boxy shape help to create a spacious interior, with more front and rear headroom than you'll find in the curvier Nissan Juke.

The space in front is generous, but at the rear, the headroom is smaller than in the C - Class Coupe.

PURCHASE WITH CONFIDENCE CARFAX 1 - Owner EXPERTS CONCLUDE explains Seat comfort is excellent up front, even on long drives, and if you're on the tall side, you'll find headroom and legroom more plentiful than in the rival Toyota Tacoma..

Headroom in front and back is generous thanks to the attractively domed roof, although rear legroom is a little tight if you are slightly taller than the average individual.