Sentences with phrase «in small hatches»

The RS - V Astra is a good fit in the small hatch category with its decent - size, Euro - stylish and well equipped interior that includes Holden's MyLink infotainment with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, sat - nav, DAB + radio, full iPod integration, an eight - inch central digital colour screen and Siri on hand to take your verbal instructions.

Not exact matches

All five were relatively small, and not one was working on the kind of exciting, consumer - facing technologies being hatched in the Valley.

Finance startup Bond Street issues loans to small businesses, many of which have less - than - ideal credit, and it's hatched a plan to stand out in the crowded online lending sector.

Before the eggs were hatched in the Honddu or the Br √ cents n or the Cilient, hundreds were gobbled by small brown trout.

I've a smaller hatch back car and wanted to have lots of space in the boot after the pushchair has been placed.

When folded, it only takes up half of the floor space of my very small boot (Ford Focus hatch) and can be placed to one side instead of spanning across the width of my boot, meaning I can easily fit shopping in the other side of my boot.

It was brought in pre-cooked by council caterers and dished up into plastic flight trays at a small serving hatch.

When they hatched in the lab, the refuge's gators were smaller and weighed less than gators taken from another Central Florida refuge.

[E] arly hatching skinks were significantly smaller and left behind larger residual yolks in their eggs than spontaneously hatching skinks,» the authors write, potentially reducing the chances of survival.

The smallest hatchlings in the sample are 40 % bigger than the embryos, he notes, so the forelimbs might have matured by the time they hatched.

How flocks of small, cheap satellites, hatched in Silicon Valley, will constantly monitor a changing Earth.

But he also wrote for a more general audience, particularly literary novels such as «Foucault's Pendulum» (1988), about three workers at a small publishing house who hatch their own conspiracy theory, and «The Name of the Rose,» a murder mystery set in an Italian monastery in the 14th century.

Gary hatches a scheme to return to the small town of Newton Haven where they grew up to complete the Golden Mile, having a pint of beer in each of the 12 pubs along the way, finishing at a bar called the World's End.

He spends the next 15 years locked in a small room, teaching himself to fight and counting the years with hatch - mark tattoos.

Apparently, the AP program hasn't so much raised the level of the curriculum in the American high school as it has created an escape hatch that lets a small number of ambitious students get out of the low - demand environment for a few hours.

The very best small hot hatches, though — namely the Fiesta ST and 208 GTi — are even more engaging to drive because there's yet more inherent adjustability and agility in their chassis.

But the Fiesta ST, when it premieres in America this August, will test the opening power of an action hatch on a smaller scale and budget.

After five years on sale the little hot hatch is being discontinued, relatively small sales of around 250 cars per year in the UK and an impending new Twingo base model putting paid to its appearance on the price lists.

All the things we love about a great chassis — a supple but controlled ride, ideally geared and weighted steering, balanced grip front to rear, and a delicious flow of information from all four contact patches to tell you when those limits are being breached — are here in this small, unprepossessing Ford hatch.

To the rear, the small window / high hatch combination restricts visibility to the point I needed to rely on the backup camera more than the mirrors, as I would in another SUV.

The cabin might be a little too fussy in its details for some, but the aggressive exterior styling hits all the right notes for a small hot hatch.

But apparently the small electric hatch is selling well enough in Germany to warrant an increase in production at the automaker's plant in Dresden.

In fact the Ibiza's smaller footprint and shorter overhangs make it, arguably, even more attractive than the bigger hatch.

The Ford Fiesta ST wasn't just the best car in its class when new, it also ranks among the very best small hot hatches of all time in our book.

It has become harder though, as the OEMs have increased their sizes; we're in an era where small hot hatches come on 18s as standard.

Until the Scion iA and iM came along, Scion had no truly «approachable» models in their lineup, jumping from small coupes to strange bulbous hatches.

One price of style is the stingiest cargo hatch in the class: at a maximum 52.9 cubic feet, it is roughly eight percent smaller than the Audi's hold.

Those figures are similar (though strangely, not identical) to what you'll find in the regular Mini Cooper, but given the Countryman weighs over 200 kg more than the smaller hatch (245 kg, in like - for - like in Cooper form) the engine does have more work to do.

On paper that's a crazy amount of grunt for a small front - wheel - drive hatch to deal with, but the after - market crews benefit from the groundwork laid down by Vauxhall, not least in the form of the very clever electronics found across the VXR range.

For buyers who want more flexibility from their hot hatch, BMW will also offer the smallest M Performance car in both three - and five - door variants.

It's a big car - every time I climbed out and looked at it, particularly in profile, it seemed more like a sports saloon than a «hot hatch» - and occasionally it feels it, trading a smaller hatch's hyperactive agility for a more grown - up effectiveness, but that shouldn't be read that the experience is in any way dull.

Renault's Clio competes in a tough sector of the market, currently diversifying away from just standard B - segment hatches to incorporate small SUVs and crossovers — such as the Clio's sibling, the Captur.

Ample numbers in such a small, fiery hatch.

The Sports suspension doesn't provide hot hatch levels of body control but there's enough dynamism here to make light work of quick changes of direction, and there's a sense - not always present in Volkswagen Group small cars - that the rear axle is assisting in those direction changes.

Sports — Performance (under $ 50K): Chevrolet's beefy Camaro SS muscle car goes up against some smaller contenders in the new Mazda MX - 5 Miata, Hyundai Veloster Rally Edition, Mini John Cooper Works 3 - Door and Volkswagen's hot hatch Golf R.

Today, the smallest hatchbacks are in the city car class, and models such as the Citroen C1 and Skoda Citigo feature a small rear hatch that's not much more than a reinforced pane of glass.

With a 0 to 60 mph sprint time of around 12 seconds you can tell where its priorities lie, but it's not meant to be a competitor to the Golf R. Rather, The C4 Cactus aims for the likes of the Mini Cooper Countryman and other small jacked - up hatches found in Europe in abundance.

As competitors including Mitsubishi, Toyota and Subaru lose touch with «warm» small hatch and sedan models, it's brands such as Hyundai and Kia that have moved to seize on the opening opportunities; and in a market as focussed on performance as Australia's, we think their timing couldn't be better.

With one eye on the festive season Japanese manufacturer Toyota will bring in an update on its small hatch Etios Liva and compact sedan Etios.

Official specs and pricing will be announced closer to the car's launch in the summer, and while a small premium is expected, the model range is likely to mirror the hatch with SE, SR, EX Sport, Sport Plus and Prestige specifications.

Better news is that every Yaris sold in the UK carries a five - year / 100, 000 - mile warranty — by far the most generous of any small hot hatch.

So, what about traditional hot hatches — small, modestly powered front - wheel drives — can they still put a smile on your dial in this era of 350hp + hatchbacks?

Last week, we asked you if you'd be interested in buying a Hyundai i20, a hatch even smaller than the Accent hatchback currently sold in the U.S. market.

This is Volkswagen's smaller performance hatch offering, the Polo GTI; freshly revised for 2015 and priced to please from under $ 27,500 — $ 500 less than before thanks to the availability of a manual transmission for the first time (well, in the current fifth iteration at least).

You could squint a little bit and try to suggest that it was a wise choice for small families because it had those hatches behind the doors, but in reality, unless you were parents to kids the size of a small stuffed animal, they were going to be uncomfortable in the back seat.

Ford includes cylinder deactivation in the new ST, which kills fuel and shuts the valves on one cylinder in an effort to help the small hot hatch sip more fuel.

The BMW's rear - biased AWD system allows for balanced handing in either dry or slippery road conditions, but the small wagon / hatch still rolls little in corners.

A small section of the body seam was cut in a hatched fashion, reshaped with a shop hammer, and (cue the Rolling Stones) painted black.

The ix35 turns in with a pace appropriate to its dimensions, feeling as confident as most small hatches through winding sections of country backroad.

In urban commuting duties the 118i could have been any other well - fettled semi-prestige light or small hatch.