Sentences with phrase «in narrow parking spaces»

Entry to the S63's cabin is easy thanks to long, wide door apertures, though their length can be troublesome in narrow parking spaces.

Its shorter front doors also make it easier to get in and out if you find yourself in a narrow parking space.

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The narrow frame (only 22 ″ wide) makes it very easy to navigate narrow and tight spaces like store aisles, between the cars on the parking lot, or in the small elevators.

Small foot print let's you navigate in tight spaces like narrow store aisle, elevators, parking lot, and doctor's office with ease.

These include automatic sliding doors (so you can load everyone in even the narrowest parking spot or your garage), more trunk space even when the 3rd row is in use (to hold that triple stroller), and most importantly, easier access for adults to reach all 3 car seats when buckling in the kids.

• Park in a narrow space (for most people except garage attendants).

Once parked in front of my friend's rented house, the narrow trunk opening hid a deceptively large trunk space that disgorged a backpack, overnight bag, pillow, and large rucksack filled with two air mattresses.

The Remote Control Parking feature enables drivers to park in narrow spaces without the hassle of getting in or out of the vehicle.

Parking even in narrow spaces is easy making it a great choice for those who are city dwellers with a taste for weekend adventure.

In Europe, old and crowded cities with narrow streets, tiny parking spaces, and steep gas prices need a car like a Smart.

You can park in street spaces that are too small for a minicar, and its phenomenal turning radius makes it easy to maneuver through narrow city streets.

Volvo's 360 - degree «Bird's Eye View» camera helps you park and drive this large SUV in narrow spaces.

A second camera located underneath the passenger - side mirror is particularly useful when parallel - parking, navigating narrow passageways, and in tight parking spaces.

Its smallish footprint makes the vehicle easy to place in the center of San Francisco's narrow lanes and miniature street - side parking spaces.

Experienced drivers often use «shortcuts» in their driving, such as reversing quickly, parking in narrow and unusual spaces, completing a u-turn in a busy area, and going past the speed limit on open roads, which inexperienced and new drivers should not be exposed to until they know how to drive traditionally and correctly.

It even comes with its own parking space — hard to come by in a village known for its narrow cobbled streets.